Hugo Brennan, a TY student, spoke to Ms. Finnerty about his lived experience as a young person with Down Syndrome and an Intellectual Disability as well as his love for Barry's tea.

Edit: Since recording, Hugo was accepted into the TCPID programme which commences in September 2025.

TY RADIO MODULE SERIES.
In this series, we take a look at what the transition year students get up to during their Radio Broadcast and Voice Module. Topics are researched, podcasts are recorded and episodes are edited by the students while exploring the key elements of broadcasting.

Which is better? How is living with host families?
Class Hillary ask some students from Spain the questions we all want answers to.

TY RADIO MODULE SERIES.
In this series, we take a look at what the transition year students get up to during their Radio Broadcast and Voice Module. Topics are researched, podcasts are recorded and episodes are edited by the students while exploring the key elements of broadcasting.

In this episode, class O'Leary took over the microphone and interviewed each other on a variety of topics - from which bus is their favourite to what they order at McDonalds.

TY RADIO MODULE SERIES.
In this series, we take a look at what the transition year students get up to during their Radio Broadcast and Voice Module. Topics are researched, podcasts are recorded and episodes are edited by the students while exploring the key elements of broadcasting.

Here in Cabinteely Community School, we are extremely proud of our past pupil, Jack Marley. Jack is a heavyweight boxing champion at Irish and European level. He had us all glued to the television during the summer when competing at the Olympics in Paris. We were thrilled to welcome Jack back to the school recently where he spoke to our students and opened our new school gym. Have a listen here to all the excitement that went along with such a special occassion.

In this episode, the podcast team sit in on one of the TY Climate Change classes in CCS. We speak to a couple of students about their aims as a class, various projects happening around the school at the moment and their plans for the future.

This week is Seachtain na Gaeilge and we celebrate by interviewing both staff and students to find out what they like about Irish culture and the Irish language.

In this podcast episode we celebrate International Women's Day. We speak to members of the school community about stereotypes, feminism and notable women from near and far. We also listen to a book review and find out what was happening in Dublin to celebrate this day.