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Carol service at Coláiste Abhainn Rí
The Christmas spirit is alive and well in Callan. Little acts of kindness from the students of Coláiste Abhainn Rí, in the days running up to Christmas, added to the festive feeling at this special time of year. Well done to all who took part in the community activities.
Well done to our 2nd years who went carol singing this week. They also delivered Christmas cards and treats to Stratmore nursing home, the Christian Brothers in Westcourt and the Sisters of Mercy in Callan. It is these little acts of kindness that makes Christmas time so special. pic.twitter.com/YxTV92t156
— Coláiste Abhainn Rí (@ColAbhainnRi) December 22, 2022
Before the school finished up for Christmas the school enjoyed a festive carol service
Thank you to everyone who took part in today's Carol service. It was a joyous event. Special thanks to Ms Sommers and the choir who sang some amazing carols and Mr Dermody and Ms Thornton who organised todays readings @ERSTIRELAND @ceist1 pic.twitter.com/Mjh6PALeQE
— Coláiste Abhainn Rí (@ColAbhainnRi) December 22, 2022
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