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School re-opens on Friday 27 August, 2010. The following are the opening arrangements:
1st Year
Friday 27 August 9.30 – 11.00 Introduction
Monday 30 August 9.30 – 12.00 Induction
Tuesday 31 August No school
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
2nd Year
Friday 27 August 11.00 – 12.00 Introduction
Monday 30 August No school
Tuesday 31 August No school
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
3rd Year
Friday 27 August No school
Monday 30 August 10.00 – 11.00 Introduction
Tuesday 31 August No school
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
Transition Year
Friday 27 August No school
Monday 30 August 11.00 – 12.00 Introduction
Tuesday 31 August No school
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
5th Year and LCA5
Friday 27 August No school
Monday 30 August No school
Tuesday: 31 August 9.30 – 10.30 Introduction
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
6th Year and LCA6
Friday 27 August No school
Monday 30 August 12.00 – 13.00 Introduction
Tuesday 31 August No school
Wednesday 01 September 8.55 – 13.10 Normal classes
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 News about TCS students involved in the TCD Innovation Summer Camp shows TCS student Ciara Dunne is part of the winning team in the ‘Entrepreneurs Don’t Grow on Trees! Most Innovative Concept 2010 Award’ in the early weeks of June. Full story here.
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Congratulations go to all our athletes who took part in the Community & Comprehensive Schools Athletics meet in Santry on Thursday, 13 May 2010. All of them did the school proud. Special mention must go to Epey Mutanga who won the 1st Year Boys 100m title. Clocking 11.93 sec, he was just five hundreds of a second outside the champsionship record set back in 1995.
Also in 1st year, Conor Murray ran the 800m in 2 min 16 sec to take the gold, and missed the 1988 championship record by a mere 2 sec.
Seán Fitzpatrick took the silver medal in the 1,500m Senior Boys event.
The day was rounded off by the 1st Year Boys 4x100 m relay being won by the TCS team.
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Basketball Boys' Brave Run |
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 U16 Boys Basketball All-Ireland Runners-up 2010
The Road to the Finals, by Kris Greene.
One of the first matches that the under 16 boys played was against De La Salle Churchtown this match was the East (Leinster) semi finals it was held in the National Basketball Arena on the 15/12/2009. The scores were close in the first quarter but then our team started to get there head focused on the game and the other team was no match for our fast breaks and our solid zone defence. At the end of the game the scores were T.C.S-60 and D.L.S-33
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Congratulations to Ben on his success in landing the lead role in Fame - the Musical following weeks of competition for the part on RTE.
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 TCS Olympic Handball
South-Dublin Champions 2010
It has been a strong year for Olympic Handball in TCS as our boys dominated many of the Blitz competitions. They were undefeated in all matches in their region and came 4th in the All-Ireland competition. However the season came to a climactic conclusion at the South-Dublin Championship as the best of the South came out to compete for the title and the ‘John Furlong’ perpetual trophies.
John Furlong was the chief executive of the Winter Olympics 2010 and is a former Ireland International. He was present on the day and both he and the Olympic Handball Association representatives were impressed by the skills and attitude of all teams in the blitz.
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 Late scores secure title for TCS
Tallaght CS 2-10 Balbriggan CC 2-9
Craig Palmer scored a dramatic late goal and point to secure the Junior Football 'E' title for Tallaght CS at Páirc Ciceam yesterday.
But Tallaght had to survive a late scare when Adam Rogers, who battled bravely despite coming in to the game with an injury, sent a last-ditch free just wide of the post for the 14 North County boys who had a penalty saved on a day when everything went against them.
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