Congratulations to our fantastic team who won the Donegal VEX Robotics competition today in LYIT, with their machine “Computerized Utilitarian Machine Master 9000”.
– Leo Camacho
– Eoin Parkinson
– Luis Simoa
– Adam Savva
– Ben Hopkins
Thanks also to Pat Ferry who accompanied the lads out today.

St. Eunan’s College would like to thank Mr. Seamus McLaughlin Inishowen Motors for his very generous and welcomed sponsorship of a new set of soccer jerseys for our Under 15 team. Included in the picture are Mr. Seamus McLaughlin, Inishowen Motors, Mr. Damien McCroary, Principal, St. Eunan’s College and grateful members of the Under 15 Soccer Panel .

St. Eunan’s College would like to thank Mr. Seamus McLaughlin Inishowen Motors for his very generous and welcomed sponsorship of a new set of soccer jerseys for our Under 15 team. Included in the picture are Mr. Seamus McLaughlin, Inishowen Motors, Mr. Damien McCroary, Principal, St. Eunan’s College and grateful members of the Under 15 Soccer Panel .

Last Monday, 6th January, the 1979 Senior Gaelic and Soccer teams of St. Eunan’s College were acknowledged by the Donegal Sports Star Awards for their remarkable success winning their respective All Ireland Finals. The soccer team managed by Fr. Leo Mohan defeated Beneavin College, Dublin 2-0, while the Gaelic Team, managed by Mr. Paddy Tunney, defeated St. Fintan’s of Dublin, by 2-06 – 2-05; which Donegal’s first All-Ireland title in Gaelic Games. Pictured are members of both panels in addition to present students and St. Eunan’s College Principal, Mr. Damien McCroary.

Last Monday, 6th January, the 1979 Senior Gaelic and Soccer teams of St. Eunan’s College were acknowledged by the Donegal Sports Star Awards for their remarkable success winning their respective All Ireland Finals. The soccer team managed by Fr. Leo Mohan defeated Beneavin College, Dublin 2-0, while the Gaelic Team, managed by Mr. Paddy Tunney, defeated St. Fintan’s of Dublin, by 2-06 – 2-05; which Donegal’s first All-Ireland title in Gaelic Games. Pictured are members of both panels in addition to present students and St. Eunan’s College Principal, Mr. Damien McCroary.

Congratulations to the St. Eunan’s College Swim Team which travelled to Larne on Saturday morning to compete in the Ulster Schools Swimming Gala where they competed against a host of other schools from across Ulster. Our boys swam well in their individual events and narrowly missed out on individual finals, however, in the truest testimony to their teamwork and collective resolve they won silver in the team relays. Well done to all involved.

An exciting day in the history of St. Eunan’s College began at first light as a historical survey of the castle building got underway. The tower crane, above the silhouette of the castle, marks another step in the road to the redevelopment of our school and campus. More surveys will take place over the upcoming weeks and months. An auspicious opening of an exciting decade for St. Eunan’s College.