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President’s Welcome. I am delighted to welcome you to St Kieran’s College, our Diocesan Secondary School. Since we first began in 1782 St Kieran’s College has remained faithful to its original mission and ethos: the education and formation of each student to the highest standards, based on the values of the Gospel.
1 de mar. de 2024 · The Masita Post-Primary Schools Croke Cup reaches the semi-finals this weekend and old rivals St Kieran’s College and Ardscoil Ris face off on Saturday for a place in the decider. Following an All-Ireland final defeat to the Limerick school in 2022, the Kilkenny team will be hoping to gain retribution and move one-step closer towards the heralded title.
Book Lists for First Year, Second Year, Fourth Year and Fifth Year for the academic year 2023-2024 are now available by clicking on the relevant link below. Third and Sixth Year Booklists remain the same. There is a limited book grant available from the Department of Education & Skills for assistance with the purchase of school books.
Welcome to St Kieran’s College school web site. As the oldest Catholic secondary school in Ireland, we have a proud tradition and have been central to the education of the people of the locality and the diocese of Ossory for over two hundred years. The school is set in extensive grounds close to the centre of Kilkenny City and serves the ...
It is what we do in St Kieran’s College. To verify this we need only reflect on the continued breadth of achievements of our students which in this past year saw five of them attain the maximum points in their Leaving Certificate, 10% get 550 points or more, 20% get 500 points or more, 40% get 450 points or more and 51% get 400 points or more.
History. St Kieran’s College is a diocesan Catholic secondary school under the patronage of the Bishop of Ossory. St Kieran of Saighir is said to have preached the Gospel in Ireland before St Patrick. The College was established in 1782, ‘the first Catholic College in the Kingdom’ to open its doors after Grattan’s Parliament had relaxed
