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SOME RECENT COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENTS

Girls' Basketball:
  • 1996 / '96 Cadette Lonleitros (Longford / Leitrim / Roscommon) League Winners.
  • Senior Lonleitros League Winners.
  • Bank of Ireland School Cup semi-finalists.
  • 1996 / '97 Cadette Lonleitros League Winners.
  • Senior Lonleitros League Winners.
  • Senior North West regional Winners.
  • All Ireland Senior League Tournament Winners.
  • All Ireland Senior League final runners up.
  • Bank of Ireland Schools Cup semi-finalists.
  • 1997 / '98 Senior Lonleitros League Winners.
  • First Year Lonleitros League Winners.
Boys' Basketball:
  • 1996 / '97 Lonleitros (Longford/Leitrim/Roscommon) Senior Winners.
  • Lonleitros Junior winners.
  • Lonleitros Juvenile semi-finalists.
  • 1997 / '98 Lonleitros - Second Year Winners.
  • Lonleitros - Under 16 Winners.
  • Lonleitros - Under 19 Winners.
  • Northwest Under 16 Winners.
  • Northwest Under 19 Winners.
Boys' Gaelic Football:
  • 1991 Connaught Junior B Champions - Coach Patrick Henry.
  • 1991 Connaught Juvenile B Champions - Coach Cathal McGinn.
  • 1993 Mayo Colleges Senior Winners (Flanagan Cup).
  • 1994 Connaught Senior B finalists (Beaten in replay by St. Colman's Claremorris)
  • 1996 / '97 Connaught Junior B Champions - Coach: Oliver Feeley, Capt.: Gary Hanily
  • 1996 / '97 Connaught Junior B Champions - Coach: John O'Mahony, Capt.: Sean Mangan
  • 1997 / '98 Juvenile East Mayo Winners.
  • 1997 / '98 First holders of Tarmey Cup.
  • 1997 / '98 Eoghan Gallagher (4th year student) selected on Ireland U 17 team Vs. Australia in Croagh Park
Present Day Inter County Footballers and former pupils of St. Nathy's College:
  • John Casey, Mayo
  • Kevin Cahill, Mayo
  • Gordon Morley, Mayo
  • Paul Durcan, Sligo
  • Brendan Kilcoyne, Sligo
  • Rossa Callaghan, Roscommon
  • Martin Feeley, Roscommon
Present Inter County Coaches and former pupils of St. Nathy's College:
  • John O'Mahony, Galway
  • Sean Kilbride, Roscommon
Boys' Handball:
  • 1997 All Ireland Championship winners at Junior Level.
  • 1997 World Championship at U16 level.
Transition Year 1997:

Transition Year were judged overall national winners (Gold Sun Award) in an Energy Awareness competition organised by the Irish Energy Centre. The prize consisted of a one week trip to Wales for the class accompanied by two teachers. Transition Year students presented with President's Award at an Gaisce Presentation.

 

PAST ACHIEVEMENTS IN GAELIC FOOTBALL

Connacht Senior Football titles and captains : (5) Division "B" Titles
  • 1928 Sean Hannon, Foxford
  • 1949 Jerry Hannon, Ballymote
  • 1957 Eamonn O'Hara, Kilmacteigue
  • 1959 Batty McLaughlin, Ballinacarrow
  • 1968 Mel Flanagan, Rockingham.
All-Ireland Final Winners over St. Colmans Newry 1957

John T. Cribben, Mick Hanrahan, Jerry McManus, Michael Joyce, Con Maguire, Tom Maguire, Eugene Stenson, Mick Ruane, Eamonn O'Hara, Seamus McMahon, Jack Madden, Tommy Kilcoyne, Joe O'Grady, Gerry Boland, Padraig Maye Subs : Jimmy Maloney, Mick Kilcoyne, Seamus Caulfield, Archie McGrath, Mattie Joe Tansey, P. J. Clarke, Michael Durkin, JohnFrancis Kelly.

Beaten All-Ireland finalists 1959 by St. Joseph's Fairview, Dublin.

Vincent Turner, Padraig O'Gorman, J. McLaughlin, Owen Benson, Eamonn Barry, Michael Durkin, Sean Durkin, Padraig Maye, Conor Maguire, Jimmy Hennigan, Batty McLaughlin (Captain), Noel Collins, Colm Casey, Mixie Clarke, John Joe Walsh. Substitutes - M. Forde Kiltimagh, Harry Hughes, Toomore, Paddy Kilcoyne Tubbercurry, Colm Keane Curry, Declan Caulfield Belderg.

Connacht Junior Football Champions:- (8 titles) Captains listed
  • 1951 Jimmy O'Grady, Killasser
  • 1957 Jack Madden, Ballaghaderreen
  • 1965 Dermot Earley, Gortaganny
  • 1967 John Roughneen, Kiltimagh
  • 1968 Hughie Quinn, Tourlestrane
  • 1970 John O'Mahony, Ballaghaderrreen
  • 1972 Francis Henry, Charlestown
  • 1973 Kevin Hennigan, Moy Davitts.
Connacht Juvenile Champions and Captains Division "A" 6 titles
  • 1963 Dermot Earley, Gortaganny
  • 1966 Sean Kilbride, Ballaghaderreen
  • 1968 Jarlath Cunnane, Tourlestrane
  • 1969 Terry Anderson, Ballaghaderreen
  • 1970 Francis Henry, Charlestown
  • 1971 Kevin Geraghty, Swinford.

 

SOME OF OUR PAST PUPILS

  • Eamonn Barnes: Former Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs.
  • Noel Dorr: Chief executive of Independent Newspapers.
  • Dr. Thomas N. Mitchell: Provost, Trinity College, Dublin.
  • Professor Seamus Caulfield: UCD, Ceide Fields Mayo.
  • Nollaig 0'Muraile: Queens University Belfast, historian and author ( The Celebrated Antiquary Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh )
  • Noel Dorr: Former Secretary of Department of Foreign Affairs, Irish Ambassador to London and United Nations New York.
  • Sean Dooney: Former Secretary of Department of Agriculture and Business Consultant.
  • Liam P. Healy: Chief Executive, Independent Newspapers.
  • Michael Lafferty: Lafferty Group : Financial Services Publishing, Atlanta, Dublin, Melbourne and London.
  • Lt. Col. Dermot Earley: Curragh Command, former Assistant Military advisor to Secretary General of UN Mr Javir Perez de Cuellar.
  • Noel Cawley: Managing Director of An Bord Bainne.
  • Dominick Molloy: General Manager of Volex, Castlebar.
  • Louis Ruane: Senator Windows, Dublin.
  • Humphrey O'Leary: Skipper, Clare Island.
  • John Healy: Author (The Nineteen Acres, Death of an Irish Town ) and journalist with Irish Times, Western People, Western Journal, Sunday Review, and The Evening Mail (deceased).
  • Most Rev. Michael O'Doherty: Archbishop of Manila (deceased).
  • Most Rev. Joseph Casey: Bishop of Clonfert and former Archbishop of Tuam.
  • Most Rev.William Philbin: Bishop of Clonfert and Down & Connor (deceased).
  • Most Rev. Thomas McGettrick: Former Bishop Ogoja and Abakalaki Nigeria (deceased).
  • Bill Burke: Former Grand Marshall of St. Patrick's day Parade New York.
  • William O'Dwyer: Mayor of New York (1945 - 1950) (deceased).
  • Paul O'Dwyer: Civil Rights Activist, Founder member of O'Dwyer & Bernstein Law Firm, New York, benefactor of O'Dwyer Cheshire Home, Bohola.
  • Michael P. Fingleton: Managing Director and Secretary Irish Nationwide Building Society.
  • Louis Walsh: Manager of Boyzone.
  • Patsy McGarry: Religious affairs Correspondent of the Irish Times.
  • Eamonn M. Barnes: Director of Public Prosecutions.
  • Tom Donohue: Psychological Services, Department of Education & Science.
  • Sean Hunt: Deputy Chief Inspector, Department of Education & Science.
  • Dr. Padraig Carney: Consultant gynaecologist, Long Beach, California, dual All-Ireland football championship and National League with Mayo.
  • Raymond Kearns: Director of The Institute of Education, Lower Leeson St. Dublin and President of Portobello College Dublin 2.
  • Fr. Liam Swords: Historian and author (The Green Cockade, A Hidden Church: Diocese of Achonry 1689-1818).
  • Liam O'Hora: Former Film Censor (deceased)