Klaudia Chamera (15), a third year student in Killarney Community College won the 2nd Level Schools Essay Competition as part of the Hugh O’Flaherty commemorative celebrations. Klaudia based her essay on the very serious issue of Bullying and how Monsignor O’Flaherty’s bravery has inspired her to stand up against bullying. In Klaudia’s words “we shall all stop hating, start respecting each other’s feelings and become more responsible for our own actions, just as Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty did”.
Mrs. Mary Fuller her 3rd year English Teacher said the class watched the film “The Scarlet and the Black” and all were deeply moved by it. This is a fantastic achievement for Klaudia and she has inspired others to reflect on humanitarian issues”. Klaudia’s essay is currently on display in Killarney Library.
3rd Year C.S.P.E. Action Project
3rd Year C.S.P.E. Action Project along with their teacher Ms. Mahony who collected and and donated money towards the Shoe Box Appeal Team Hope. Well done to all!
1 Domhnall Enterprise Class - YOLOS
YOLOS was a mini company set up by 1 Domhnall students along with their teacher Ms. K. McCarthy. Over 11 weeks the students learnt about entrepreneurship and how to set up their own mini company. You obviously love our sweets (YOLOS) was ...chosen as the company name. Market Research was carried out with teachers and students in the school along with market research in Killarney Town. Students fulfilled different roles throughout the company. Products were on sold in the school assembly. Demand was high so all investors were delighted with their share of the profits.
3rd Year Car Wash in aid of the Donal Walsh Foundation with their teacher
Ms. D. O'Sullivan
3rd Year English Class who visited the Hugh O'Flaherty statue with their teacher Ms. Fuller
4th Year L.C.V.P. students who visited Liebherr with their teachers Ms. Kissane and Ms. O'Leary
On Monday 14th October, 2013 Killarney Community College held their open night to prospective students and parents in the Killarney area. It was a tremendous success with over 500 people in attendance. Queues formed outside the college well before the evening was scheduled to begin. Once the doors were opened the college was heaving with excitement and anticipation. Parents and students of both 5th and 6th class were scheduled on guided tours that were given by the teachers in the school. They got to see all the classrooms, practical rooms, IT suites and facilities that the college has to offer. Individual and practical presentations were given in the classrooms to the tour groups, this provided a great opportunity for parents to ask any questions that they might have. 
