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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The students of St Brigid's school had a ball at their Debs held in the Fairways Hotel recently.
St. Brigid's Parents Association said they would like to thank all the teachers and SNAs that attended the ball on Friday June 12th and a special thanks to all the student's who all looked like movie stars on the red carpet.
It was an Oscar themed Debs and everyone dressed in style for this grand occasion.
The karaoke was a big hit on the night and DJ Dave kept the floor full throughout.
We are delighted everyone had such a good time and we wish all our school leavers the best of luck in the future, a spokesperson for the school said.
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