Sporting fixtures are well and truly up and running with lots of activity on the calendar in the last few weeks! Our Senior Footballers kicked things off with a Challenge Match in late August against St. Mary’s, Edenderry followed by a clash with Ard Scoil Rís on the 5th of September. In Rugby, our Junior Team played King’s Hospital on the 4th of September. Both Senior and Junior teams played against Temple Carrig in Greystones on the 11th of September. There was more rugby action on the 18th of September when our Seniors played Kilkenny College and our 1st Year Rugby Team were up against St. Paul’s College. Our Seniors will be in action again this Saturday morning against Rockwell College, Best of Luck lads! On the Gaelic Games front, our U16 Hurlers played St. Paul’s on the 10th of September and our 2nd Year Dublin Gaelic Football team clashed with Coláiste Eanna on the 19th. A busy start to the year for our Basketball teams so far with two U19 friendly matches, one against St. Andrews on the 10th and against Portmarnock on the 12th! In other Sports news, Senior Golf is up and running and our Transition Years have been out on the sea, sailing, surfing and soaking up the last rays of Summer whilst learning some great new watersports skills! Keep an eye out for our Fixtures Results Board coming soon over the next few weeks!

Tennis season has started at St. Fintan’s High School and we would all like to wish our tennis teams the very best of luck competing in the Leinster School Boy’s Tennis competition. Congratulations to the Minor Tennis Team on their win against Catholic University School in Division 2. Congratulations to our Junior Tennis Team who are playing in Division 1 this year. The students have already secured a win against St. Michael’s College and St. Andrew’s College in some massive three setter matches, showing great resilience and determination. Best of luck to our Senior Tennis Team who have their first match today at Sutton LTC. They will play St. Columba’s College.

On Sat May 11th, we in St Fintan’s High School are taking part in Darkness Into Light to help raise vital funds for Pieta and people affected by suicide and self-harm. All welcome to join us at 4.15am out the front of the school for the most important sunrise of the year on 11th May. Organised by our Prefects, Student Council and our Senior Hurling Team, and led by teachers, Sandra Guinan and Peter Ryan. Pieta House wants to make sure Pieta’s services continue to be FREE to anyone who needs support. They want to make sure that there is always a qualified Pieta therapist there to support someone in crisis. Please support us by making a donation to our fundraising page or joining our group https://www.darknessintolight.ie/fundraisers/StFintansHighSchool Show your support by spreading the word about St Fintan’s High School’s fundraiser for Darkness into Light on your WhatsApp Groups / social media or making a donation to our fundraising efforts. Every little bit helps in the fight against suicide and self-harm. Please click on the link above or find the QR code attached for our fundraising effort.

It’s All Stars time of year again and trials have been taking place in the last few weeks ahead of the big game on the 3rd of May. We’re very much looking forward to the event again this year!