Thank you to Fr Bryan who kindly agreed to bless and officially open our new sacred space in the school. Thank you to Alex, Antonio and all of the students and staff who worked on planning and developing the space. We dedicate the opening to the memory […]
Read more →After many months of work, the school Prayer Room is finally complete. Huge thanks to all of the students who helped by painting the stain glass windows, cleaning and shopping. A special thanks to Mike our caretaker who gave a lot of his time to see […]
Read more →We were delighted to receive an invitation for some of the Brunner boys to attend the annual Blessing of the Shamrock ceremony in Grangegorman. The Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin led us in prayer as we remembered all those who are immigrants in our world. Many thanks […]
Read more →Huge thanks and congratulations go to the lads in TY who braved the cold of the city streets to sell candy canes in aid of housing charity Threshold. The organisation helps to prevent families becoming homeless and the Brunner boys raised a staggering €1086 to help them.
Read more →The weather was just perfect for a hike when we set off on Friday 27th May for Glendalough. The second year students learned the history, geography and religious significance of the area before we began the 17km hike over the Spinc trail. We all made it back […]
Read more →As part of the JCSP programme a trip to the Sanctuary in Stanhope Street was organised for all third year students. The Sanctuary is a local Mindfulness and Meditation Centre and they organised Awareness Days for the lads in the month leading up to their Junior Cert […]
Read more →On Friday May 15th both 2 Leinster and 2 Connaught travelled to Glendalough to experience all that the ancient monastic site has to offer. Mr McCormack taught us the history, Ms Roe explained why it is sacred place and Mr Dunleavy helped us to scale the mountain. […]
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Well done to the Brunner Choir who raised a very impressive €210.88 for the Caring and Sharing Association (CASA) carol singing outside Clerys on Friday 5th December. It was a very cold day and there were some frost bitten fingers (sorry Mr Stynes) and toes afterwards but […]
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