In pictures: St Aloysius College hosts open night in Carrigtwohill

There was a great atmosphere among staff, students and visitors as St Aloysius College in Carrigtwohill recently opened its doors for an open night for the community.
In pictures: St Aloysius College hosts open night in Carrigtwohill

Dave, Nicola, Kara, Robyn and Isla Keeler, enjoying the open night.

Enjoying the open night of St Aloysius College, Carrigtwohill, were:

Catriona, Emma and Olivia McSweeney.
Catriona, Emma and Olivia McSweeney.

Una Mannion with Eve and John Houliha.
Una Mannion with Eve and John Houliha.

Slava, Alina and Milana Merkusheva.
Slava, Alina and Milana Merkusheva.

Students Michaela Murphy, Hannah May Smiddy and Emma Wallace, on duty during the open night.
Students Michaela Murphy, Hannah May Smiddy and Emma Wallace, on duty during the open night.

Students Emily O'Sullivan and Amy Pomphrett.
Students Emily O'Sullivan and Amy Pomphrett.

Lexi Desmond and Sadie Kett.
Lexi Desmond and Sadie Kett.

Brian, Lorraine, Caoimhe and Liam Magee.
Brian, Lorraine, Caoimhe and Liam Magee.

Laura Kennedy and Ellie-May Hallinan.
Laura Kennedy and Ellie-May Hallinan.

Pictures: David Keane

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