All at De La Salle College Macroom were honoured to welcome Mr. Tony Daley, Principal of St. Michael’s College, Australia to the school recently.

At De La Salle College Dundalk, students and staff came together to mark the beginning of the academic year with our School Mass. 

Students from De La Salle College Senior School made a special visit, bringing smiles, companionship, and a message of hope to the elderly clergy who have dedicated their lives to serving others. 

De La Salle School Basildon has once again been recognised as the most popular in its region according to a recent report.

Students from across Ireland gathered in Castletown on Thursday October 16th and Friday 17th to participate in the Student Leadership Programme organised by the MEL Ireland Committee.

The vital contribution of the Lasallian tradition to education and society has been recognised by Pope Leo XIV in his first apostolic exhortation, as an example of how we can transform the world by helping those most in need.

De La Salle College Senior School celebrated the start of the new academic year when the school community joined in the First Mass for the Scholastic Year 2025-2026.

St Margaret Ward joined fellow students involved in Chaplaincy from across the Archdiocese gathered on September 18th at St Chad’s Cathedral.

A special function was held at St. Cassian’s on Monday September 1st to celebrate the retirement of groundskeeper William Harper.

St. Cassian’s has welcomed a new team to start the academic year, and team training has been very busy for the new recruits.  

De La Salle College Churchtown have embraced the principle of quality education by promoting learning for teachers that will be of benefit to students.

LASALLIAN Projects (Ireland) 2025 was a roaring success in India. It culminated in the completion of the eight badly needed classrooms in Keelamudiman and the construction of the multi-purpose hall in Suranam. Auxiliary Visitor Brother Tommy Walsh reflects on a memorable experience.

On Friday 11th April, the pupils and staff at St Illtyd’s celebrated “Culture Day”. Organisers spent several weeks in the lead up to the event preparing and creating activities for the day.

It has been a very positive start to the year at Castletown Pastoral Centre with a school review once again underlining the great work or the team.

The District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta will join in the celebrations for this year’s International Lasallian Days for Peace (ILDP): “We Are Bridges for Peace: From Conflict to Connection.”

The Office of Mission is very pleased to share the opening year message to welcome all back to a new academic year.

Throughout July and August, two groups gathered in Mellieha, Malta for what proved to be a wonderful Lasallian Induction Programme.

De La Salle College Macroom 5th Year and Autism Hub students came together for a special art project focused on the Lasallian core principle of inclusion.

As special reunion of Lasallians was held in Castletown on August 29th as former students gathered to celebrate their time at the Junior School.

De La Salle College Belfast enjoyed a fantastic day of reflection and collaboration at the start of the academic year.