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An aerial view of Dromakeenan NS.
THIS year marks a truly special milestone in the historyof Dromakeenan NS — 80 years of learning, growth, and community on the current site in Dromakeenan National School.
As they reflect on eight decades of cherished memories and remarkable achievements, they would be honoured to celebrate this occasion with those who were involved in any way in the past, especially past pupils, parents, teachers etc – all are welcome.
You are warmly invited to join them for their 80th Anniversary Celebration on Friday November 28th at 1pm where they hope you will reconnect, reminisce, and rejoice in the legacy that so many of you helped create.
The celebration will include a look back at the school’s journey, opportunities to meet former classmates and teachers, and moments to share your own memories that continue to inspire today’s students. They will also raise their 9th Green Flag and cut the ribbon on their new playground.
They look forward to welcoming you to share in this joyous occasion.
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