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St Eunan's College
St Eunan’s College class of 1976 are planning a 50-year reunion.
The reunion will take place on Saturday, September 12, and on either side of it. A WhatsApp forum has been set up to provide the necessary platform for would-be attendees.
50 years after they exited the gates for the last time, former students from 1971-1976 St. Eunan’s College are being invited back to their old Alma Mater for a weekend of reminiscing and recollection.
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Already, there has been a positive response from students and the chief organisers, Dermot Mc Shane and Noel O’Donnell, are looking for more fellow classmates from old to get in touch and confirm their attendance.
If you’re one of those who plodded through those gates at Sentry Hill, or even sneaked out of them to avoid a certain class or classes, and want to meet up with your fellow students from the era, you can contact Dermot Mc Shane at 0862568320 or Noel O’Donnell at 0872890254 (noel@noelodonnell.com)
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