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St Kieran's College ( Coláiste Chiaráin) is a Roman Catholic secondary school, located on College Road, Kilkenny, County Kilkenny, Ireland . History. St Kieran's College was founded in Kilkenny, in the diocese of Ossory in 1782, [1] after the passing of the Catholic Relief Act of 1782.
- 1782; 241 years ago
- Hiems Transiit, (The Winter Has Passed)
- Birchfield College
- Roman Catholic
Home - Information. Welcome to St Kieran’s College school web site. As the oldest Catholic secondary school in Ireland, we have a proud tradition and have been central to the education of the people of the locality and the diocese of Ossory for over two hundred years.
2 apr 2008 · History seeps from its stone and mahogany. The last half-century has seen the old place coated in a rich varnish of hurling history. The school has won 16 All-Ireland Colleges titles. For young...
St Kieran’s College. Education › Secondary Schools. www.stkieranscollege.ie. With a proud tradition as the oldest secondary school in Ireland, St Kieran’s College is the diocesan school of Ossory and is under the patronage of the Bishop of Ossory.
St. Kieran's College Gallery · St. Kieran's College · Kilkenny Digital Archive. St. Kieran's College was founded (not at the current site) in 1782 as a Diocesan School for Catholics. Over the following years, it was a various sites including Burrell's Hall - now the site of St. Mary's Cathedral, the Granges Road and Birchfield.
