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  1. St Mirin's Academy was a Catholic senior secondary school for boys founded in 1922 in Paisley, Scotland, and which closed in 1976. The school was dedicated to St Mirin, the patron saint of the town and of the Diocese of Paisley. The Academy's Latin motto was Fortis et Fidelis ("Brave and Faithful").

    • Fortis et Fidelis, ("Brave and Faithful")
    • Roman Catholic
  2. 26 gen 2006 · My education continued at St. Mirin’s Academy, Paisley whence I travelled daily across the River Clyde by the Yoker Ferry. German bombers began attacks on shipping targets and on the Forth...

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Saint_MirinSaint Mirin - Wikipedia

    Since the closure of St Mirin's and St Margaret's High School (formerly St Mirin's Academy) in 2001, there has been no school in the town dedicated to the saint. However, there is a St Mirin's Primary School in the Simshill area of the neighbouring city of Glasgow.

    • 15 September
  4. By Thomas Griffen. I would like to write about St. Charles School, which I remember as if it were only yesterday that I went there, although it was from 1941 – 48. In 1948, then aged 12, I was transferred to St. Mirins Academy. I remember St. Charles vividly because of the cruelty of the teachers – it will always remain in my memory.

  5. A LONG-serving head master of one of Paisley’s most prestigious schools has died a year short of his 100th birthday. Neil MacKinnon was head of top Catholic boys’ school St Mirin’s Academy...

  6. Denomination: Undefined. Show More (1) Description. Bronze Plaque in a substantial wooden frame. Inscription. Top of the Frame-IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE FORMER PUPILS/ OF SAINT MIRIN’S ACADEMY WHO /LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE/SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 -1945 Plaque- [names in 2 columns] Bottom of the Frame-REQUIESCANT IN PACE.

  7. St Mirin's Academy was a Catholic senior secondary school for boys founded in 1922 in Paisley, Scotland, and which closed in 1976. The school was dedicated to St Mirin, the patron saint of the town and of the Diocese of Paisley. The Academy's Latin motto was Fortis et Fidelis ("Brave and Faithful").