St. Malachy’s Boys’ National School is situated in Anne Street, Dundalk, Co Louth in the Republic of Ireland. The school has a long and proud history, having been founded by the Dominican Fathers in the 18th century. The first school, the Chapel School, was opened in 1827 in the Priory. In 1833, it became a…

Every year, pupils who put an exceptional effort during Maths Week are crowned the class Maths Wizard. Well done.

GREEN SCHOOLS POCKET FOREST PART 2 Today our Green Flag committee took to finish the process of the Pocket Forest that they had started a few months back at the Fairy Pumping Station. In doing so the boys planted trees throughout the prepped area ranging from small shrubs to taller trees in order to replicate…

Science Week takes place in November with pupils taking part in multiple experiments as well as taking in projects according to the brief and theme of the week.

The boys have the choice to play football in their class groups at lunchtime. We also have a non-football Yard with bouncy balls and games so essentially we offer something for everyone.

Our chess club runs both junior and senior competitions throughout the year. 5th and 6th class pupils prepare for competitions when they meet with Mrs. Hughes once per week at lunchtime.  Our younger pupils also get the opportunity to learn the rules of chess so that they are ready to join the club in their…

Congratulations to our newly elected Student Council members. These boys will be the voice of the pupils in meetings with management. They will have the power to improve the running of and make key decisions across the school while representing their classmates.

Music has always been a proud tradition in the Friary Boys’ School.  Our school band and choir get together to practice and learn new songs.  They have a number of very prominent performances throughout the year including Seinn, school assemblies, Communion and Confirmation.

Friendship & Anti-Bullying Week takes place in October. This is a very important week as it reminds us that we should treat one and other with respect.