Pictures: Carrigtwohill Community College celebrates achievements of pupils and teacher

Students and staff at Carrigtwohill Community College donned their red and white for Cork Day last Friday
Pictures: Carrigtwohill Community College celebrates achievements of pupils and teacher

Teacher Emma Murphy and TY students holding the O'Duffy Cup at Carrigtwohill Community College. Picture: Larry Cummins

Carrigtwohill Community College celebrated local sporting success during its Cork Day event last Friday, with its student population of 960 and staff of 100 encouraged to wear their Rebel colours. 

It was in recognition of the achievements of pupils Darragh O'Sullivan, an All-Ireland minor football champion, and Josh Hegarty, winner of the U16 hurling development squad competition, as well as teacher Emma Murphy, an All-Ireland senior camogie champion. 

 Principal Lorna Dundon and pupils Josh Hegarty and Darragh O'Sullivan and teacher  Emma Murphy proudly displaying the silverware at Carrigtwohill Community College.
Principal Lorna Dundon and pupils Josh Hegarty and Darragh O'Sullivan and teacher  Emma Murphy proudly displaying the silverware at Carrigtwohill Community College.

 Principal Lorna Dundon addresses staff and pupils.
Principal Lorna Dundon addresses staff and pupils.

 Pupils watch and listen to the sporting advice at Carrigtwohill Community College.
Pupils watch and listen to the sporting advice at Carrigtwohill Community College.

 Students Leah McCarthy, Kara Fitzgerald, and Anna Verdonschot enjoying the celebrations.
Students Leah McCarthy, Kara Fitzgerald, and Anna Verdonschot enjoying the celebrations.

 Josh Hegarty and Darragh O'Sullivan with the silverware.
Josh Hegarty and Darragh O'Sullivan with the silverware.

 Students Martha Chea, Gabriela Kiraga, and Evie Lynch wear their Cork colours to school.
Students Martha Chea, Gabriela Kiraga, and Evie Lynch wear their Cork colours to school.

Deputy principal Susan Casey, coach Padraic Hogan, players Darragh O'Sullivan and Josh Hegarty, selector Clive Cremin, teachers Niall McCarthy and Emma Murphy, and principal Lorna Dundon.
Deputy principal Susan Casey, coach Padraic Hogan, players Darragh O'Sullivan and Josh Hegarty, selector Clive Cremin, teachers Niall McCarthy and Emma Murphy, and principal Lorna Dundon.

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