Here are some photos from our Fun Day last week!
Activities
Harry Greensmyth Cup
Well done to our boys from second, third and fourth who represented the school in the Harry Greensmyth Cup in Hospital. They played games against Glenroe NS, Galbally NS, Hospital NS, Croom NS and Banogue NS.
Girls Retain Roinn B Camogie Title
Congratulations to our girls who retained the Roinn B camogie title in Martinstown on Tuesday.
The girls had hard fought wins over Galbally NS and Athlacca NS on the way to claiming the title.
Afterwards, referee Ger Murnane presented the cup to our captain.
The boys performed very well also. In their first game they played out an exciting draw with Galbally NS. In the second game against Athlacca NS, Athlacca had the better of the exchanges and they won by a few points. They went on to win the title.
3rd/4th Hurling in Knocklong
Our hurlers in third and fourth class travelled to Knocklong to take part in a blitz organised by Limerick GAA Coaching & Games. It was a very enjoyable morning for all.
ESB Science Blast in UL
Project Title: What’s the best way for players to keep equipment dry at the Ryder Cup in Adare?
Congratulations to our third and fourth class who received an award at the ESB Science Blast following their work on their project over the last few months.
Limerick Primary School Athletics UL
Well done to all our pupils who represented the school at the Limerick Primary School Athletics competition in UL.
Congratulations to the girls who won their category!
1st & 2nd Class
Check out some of the latest pictures of our hardworking 1st & 2nd class pupils.
Primary Game -Camogie
Well done to Sadhbh who represented the school on the Limerick Primary Game camogie team against Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday.
Primary Game – Football
Well done to Cormac who represented the school on the Limerick Primary Game football team against Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday.
Mackey Cup/Neville Cup
Congratulations to Conor and James who were part of the South Limerick team who won the Mackey Cup.
Only around a dozen Herbertstown NS pupils have Mackey Cup medals so it is a huge achievement for the boys. The South overcame the city in the final having beaten the West in a very close semi-final in Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale.
Well done to Sadhbh who respresented Herbertstown NS on the South Limerick camogie team who were very unlucky to miss out on Neville Cup success. They lost a tense final by 1 point.