Category Archives: Crana College

5th Year Students from Crana College had the pleasure of meeting Mr Peter Casey from Dragon’s Den.  Peter is founder and CEO of the Global Executive Search Company, Claddagh Resources and has secured nominations from IBEC and IOB as a candidate for the Seanad’s Industrial and Commercial Panel.   Mr Casey gave an inspiring and motivating […]

Congratulations to Darragh Harkin on being shortlisted for this year’s eir Junior Spider Awards 2016. The Crana College Transition Year student has been shortlisted in the Giga Spiders – Best Individual Project category.

A successful weekend was had by Crana College when Darragh Harkin, a Transition Year student in the school travelled to the Annual National Parents Council Post Primary Conference (NPCpp) “Parents Voice in Education” in Killarney to discuss the topic of Transition Year. The event was opened by Minister for Education, Jan O’Sullivan who acknowledged the importance […]

Crana College pupil to represent Transition Year students at the National Parent’s Council Conference Darragh Harkin, a TY student at Crana College, was approached by Transition Year Ireland and invited to participate at the National Parent’s Council Conference in the INEC, Killarney this coming weekend. His selection was based on the online blogging which he […]

Congratulations to Fifth Year student Claire Barron from Crana College on winning the 2015 Cunningham Essay Competition. This competition is open to all Fifth Year students in Inishowen. Claire won €500 and is pictured receiving her cheque from Mr Paul O Connor from the Finucane Centre, Derry. Also pictured are members of the Cunnningham family, […]

Through a pilot initiative, over 50 students at Crana College, TY and LCA students, have recently received either an IPad or Chrome Book to facilitate learning in the class room. This is the third year that the school and Donegal ETB have invested heavily in technology and ICT in Crana College as a tool to enhance and enrich […]

A Gaelic Blitz was held during the week of the 5th October for 6th class students in Crana College, Buncrana. Could we have some budding Donegal All-Stars coming up through the ranks?

A group of 34 German students studying at Inch House Irish Studies Centre visited Crana College recently.  The students listened to some traditional Irish music and were shown Gaelic and Hurling skills from students at Crana College.  Principal Mr Liam Galbraith and Deputy Principal Sinead Anderson gave a presentation about Crana College giving the students […]