Congratulations to Max Dietze and John Murphy from 1A30 who were presented with Outstanding Achievement and Merit awards by the Irish Maths Teachers Association for their exceptional achievement in the First Year Maths Problem Solving Competition.

14,500 students participated nationally in this competition. Well done to their teacher Mr Sean O'Donovan. 

CBC Transition Year students welcomed Ms. Jill O'Sullivan, Assistant Editor of the Irish Examiner and Ms. Lisa Buckley of NewsBrands Ireland to the College Library for a talk on the theme, "The Power of Words" in the world of print and online media. TY Students partake in NewsBrand Ireland's Student Journalism and News Literacy Programme.

Congratulations to the Senior All Ireland Cross Country team who qualified for the All Ireland taking Second Place in the Munster Cross Country Championship held in Tramore Valley Park yesterday. The team includes Liam Cassidy, Joshua O'Neill,  John Buckley, Edward Nathan, Vincent Leahy, Odhran O'Sullivan and Luke Kiely. 

Congratulations to Evan Mulcahy, 2nd Year, who was named IABA Cork County Boxing Champion for the second year running following a first round stoppage in the Final. Evan will now go on to compete in the Munster Championship in Dungarvan next weekend.

Thanks to all our students and staff who gave a great CBC welcome to Crusaders Rugby at Lansdowne today. 

We were delighted to welcome Crusaders Rugby to Lansdowne for their traning day ahead of their match against Munster on Saturday. 

CBC PPU Annual Dinner 2024, Clayton Hotel. 

We recently welcomed Dr. Paul Hill back to CBC for a special Physics presentation to students. Dr. Hill is a medical physicist in CUH and has worked on particle physics research in CERN. Dr Hill spoke to our Leaving Cert Physics classes about the history of particle physics from the 19th to the 21st century.

On Friday, students from Scoil Mhuire joined our weekly Debating Society meeting for a lively and spirited interschool debate. The calibre of speakers from both sides was exceptionally high and we hope this to be the beginning of a great partnership with our neighbours. Well done to Matthew Hiras, Matias O'Conaill, Luke Barry, Harry Walsh, Max Power and Kevin McCarthy who competed in the next round of the Matheson National Junior Mace Competition at Belvedere College. Students debated matters of politics and curriculum and represented the school excellently. Many thanks to Ms Calvert for accompanying the boys to the event.