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Staff and students at Loreto Kilkenny have expressed best wishes and thanks to Principal Colm Keher as he embarks on a new journey with the Joint Managerial Body Secretariat of Secondary Schools (JMB).
"Your guidance, passion, and commitment have shaped countless students and staff, leaving a lasting legacy," a Loreto post to social media read.
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"Your leadership and dedication have made a lasting impact and your 18 years in the role has seen Loreto go from strength to strength under your guidance.
"Loreto Kilkenny has a fabulous school campus, a wonderful staff and a student body that we are very proud of," the post added.
"We thank you for everything—you will be deeply missed, we know you’ll continue to inspire in this new role."
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