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Patricia O'Leary (L) and Mary Richardson (R)
Patricia O’Leary, principal at De La Salle College Dundalk for over 10 years, has retired.
Presentations were made to Mrs O’Leary by two Leaving Cert students, Geordan Richardson and Mathew Geraghty, as well as by Mary Richardson of the De La Salle Parents Council.
Mrs O’Leary first began teaching at De La Salle College Dundalk in the 1980’s, where she taught Geography and Irish before becoming a special education teacher.
She was later made Deputy Principal for two years in 2009, before being promoted to Principal in 2011.
De La Salle College Dundalk has wished Mrs O’Leary “health and happiness” in her retirement.
Nicola Connolly will take over as Principal of the school from September 2021.
The St Louis Girls Team celebrate following their win in the U16 C Schools Cup Final held at the National Basketball Arena in Dublin. (Pic: Ben McShane/Sportsfile)
The St Fechins team celebrate with the U20 trophy following their win over St Josephs/St Mochtas in Dunleer. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Johnny McCabe on his way to victory in the Master's 60 race at the National Cyclocross Championships in Armagh
Division Five champions Sean O'Mahonys could not, as it stands, earn another promotion beyond Division Four due to the current rules involving club's second teams
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