Congratulations to the members of the Young Scientist team, Lisa Finn, Marie O’ Neill & Orla Gillespie, who have been selected to present their project in the RDS in January. The title of their BTYS project is ‘Síucra Tóg Go Bog É. 550 projects out of a total of 2091 projects were picked nationwide to go forward to the BTYS in the RDS in January.
The project is based on the negative effects of sugar on our health and how excessive sugar intake can lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease. The purpose of the project is that “we believe that if Irish preteens and teenagers are more aware of the maximum amount of sugar they should be having daily for their height, gender and age that this would have a significant positive impact on their health’.
The girls are really looking forward to representing Scoil Mhuire, Kanturk in the BTYS in January.
Update: – Well done to Marie, Lisa and Orla on qualifying for the BT young scientist



Congratulations to our
The Sunday Time Schools Guide, published August 28th, once again saw Scoil Mhuire come out on top in Kanturk. The rankings, based on entry to university in Ireland 2013-2015, show Scoil Mhuire climb 12 places from last year. The ranking however underestimates the achievements of our students as it fails to take into consideration a considerable number of students who went on to study in the UK, Italy and Austria. Following on from the outstanding results in the Leaving Certificate this year, we look forward to a further rise in the rankings next year. Well done to all
Welcome to all students and staff starting in Scoil Mhuire this year. In particular welcome to our first year students who we will endeavour to help reach their full potential in their second level education with us. Welcome also to a number of new staff members involved in a range of subject areas. We hope that each will be happy and fulfilled in their new role.