·   Oatlands teams win in soccer, basketball and rubgy (read more..)

·   Busy time for Oatlands Transition Year students (read more..)

·   Latest news (read more..)

·   Oatlands Spring Newsletter 2011 available here

·   Well done to the u18 Soccer Team, South Dublin Champions (read more...)

·   Transition Year Activities (read more...)

• U18 Hurlers- Dublin Colleges "A" Semi finalists 2010 and other news...

• Parents Council 2010/2011

·    Schools Across Borders (read more..)

·    Outstanding Year of Success and Development  (read more...)

·    Oatlands students in record breaking form (read more..)

·    Sports Day 2010 ( read more...) 

• 5th Year Geography Field Trip and much more (read more...)     

   

• Soccer Update (read more...)

• Busy time for Oatlands sports teams ( read more..)

• Outstanding achievements by Oatlands pupils past and present (read more)
• Sports update (read more..)

·     News Update  (read more..)

·          Congratulations to everybody involved with the production of "Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" ( read more...)

·          News Update   (read more...)

• The latest videos from Oatlands PE Department ( read more...)

• Congratulations to the Oatlands u18 hurling team who won the Dublin Hurling final (read more...)
   
• Latest Sports News ( read more...)
   
• News Update (read more..)

• 2^nd Years visit Adventure Centre ( read more..)
   
• Oatlands College corporate golf classic (read more..)
   
• Oatlands Summer Newsletter 2008 ( read more...)

• U18 Soccer team off to a flying start (read more..)
   
• Fund raising events are in full swing for the Oatlands India Immersion Programme. ( read more..)
   
• 1^st  Years visit Causey farm. ( read more...)
   
• Oatlands sports team get off to a flying start (read more..)

• Congratulations to Oatlands 6th year pupil Gary Murphy, who was a member of the victorious Irish Schools team. (read more...)
   
• Oatlands Transition Years are currently taking part in the Young Social Innovators (read more...)

• Oatlands Sports Day took place on the College playing fields (read more...)
   
• Oatlands News Update (read more...)
   
• Oatlands Capture Leinster Crown (read more...)

• 2nd Year student James Kavanagh represented Ireland at the Midland International Tournament in February (read more..)
   
• Oatlands Sports Update. (read more...)
   
• Emmet Jennings wins Leinster Schools Mountain Running Championship. (read more...)
   
• Oatlands win AIB Build A Bank challenge. (read more...)

• Check out the progress of Oatlands sports teams. Sports Update
   
• The Oatlands Senior Basketball team showed great character in securing a very hard fought victory over local rivals St. Benildus (read more...)
   
• Luciano Van Rheenan, winner of second place in the Technology Section of the Young Scientist Exhibition (read more...)
   
• After the fiercely contested drawn game between the two sides before Christmas, another terrific encounter between the Oatlands Senior Gaelic footballers and St. Fintan’s ended with victory
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• 5^th Year students David Doyle and Shane Lauritsch from Oatlands College, accompanied by their teacher Mr. Brian Kehoe, traveled to New York on 10^th November as part of a group of twelve students and two teachers from six schools in the Dublin area, to lobby the United Nations on the commitments given in the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s).
   
• Read the latest OATLANDS NEWSLETTER
   
• Oatlands high achievers are recognised by U.C.D. Brian Connell(Business and Law), Ciaran Judge(Medicine),Aneurin Moorthy(Medicine)and Stephen Williams(Engineering). (more....)
   
• Talent Show 2008 (photo gallery...)
   
• Some December sporting    results 
   

• Oatlands U-18 soccer team get a valuable away point against Clonkeen (read more...)
   

• Latest from the Jack and Jill Foundation (read more...)
   

• U18 Soccer win.  A brace of goals each from John O Driscoll and Peter Mc Carthy were sufficient to ensure  an emphatic away victory for Oatlands in the group stage of the Dublin Schools C’ships against St. Macdara’s, Tallaght, on Thursday, 15^th November (read more...).
   

• Oatlands gained a terrific away victory over Clonkeen College in the Dublin Senior Gaelic Football Championship on Friday, 23^rd November, by a score of 3-11 to 1-11. The Oatlands goalscorers on the day were Conor Caulfield, John O Driscoll and Oisin Power.
   

• Oatlands staff member Ms. Aileen Hare is currently delivering a study skills programme to all Third Year students in the College.
   

• Oatlands triumph in thrilling U18 Dublin Hurling Final
   
• Exchange students’ trip to Germany
   
• New York Here We Come!

• The India Immersion Programme (latest...)
   
• Recent fund-raising at Oatlands.
   
• Oatlands Triumph in Hurling Semi-Final!
   
• U 18 Soccer Victory against Drimnagh Castle
   
• Summer Newsletter 2007

• See Grease the musical presented by Oatlands College and Sion Hill
   
• Oatlands  2^nd Year student James Kavanagh voted player of the Tournament in Kennedy Cup schools soccer competition.  (read match report)

• As part of its India Immersion Programme the Oatlands College community sponsors vital cancer relief treatment for children in Chandigarh
  
   
• The Oatlands Mural takes shape under the guidance of Zambian artist Stary Mwaba
  
   
• Oatlands students win President’s Awards.Oatlands students win President’s Awards.
  
   
• WIR SIND BERLINER 5th year trip to Germany
  
   
• Oatlands 1^st year Gaelic footballers finished off a great year for the college with a comprehensive 9-3 to 0-3 win the Dublin schools 1^st year final.
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• Prizenight 2007   (Report)
  
   
• Oatlands College qualified for the final of this years 1^st year Gaelic Football Championship with a comfortable victory over Moyle Park. (more...)
  
   
• Transition Year copper work (photo gallery)
   

• Athletics: A tremendous medals haul from the C.B.S. All Ireland(Edmund Rice Games) included five gold medals (more...)

  
   
• Soccer: Leinster Champions! Oatlands won a nail-biting Leinster U13 ‘A’ Championship Final in a penalty shoot out against Larkin College. An exciting and tightly contested match ended nil all after extra time but Oatlands prevailed 6-5 in the shoot out due to the penalty saving –and penalty scoring- heroics of keeper Oisin Geoghegan. Others who starred in a magnificent team performance were Iain Goulding, Kevin Maher and Mark Ingram. Next up is an All Ireland Semi-Final against the Munster champions in early May. (see match photos..)
  
   
• Congratulations also to staff member, Mr. Seamas Dwyer, who will be playing for Laois in the National Hurling League Final against Wicklow in Thurles.
  
   
• T.Y. student Mark Owens won the Leinster U16 Snooker Title recently while 6^th Year student Robert Halligan won a bronze medal in the European C’ships in Tae – Kwando as an individual and a silver medal as part of the Irish team.
  
   
• Congratulations to Oatlands past pupil, Ken Carroll, who played against World Cup finalists, Sri Lanka, in the Cricket World Cup and took a catch to dismiss top Sri Lankan batsman  K C Sangakkara.

• Images from Open Day which took place in the College on Sunday 11^th March and proved a great success with plenty of activities to interest our visitors.

• Transition Year Updates

• Oatlands win Leinster U13 Soccer semi-final!

• U14 Gaelic Football update

• U19 Basketball update

• Presentation to St. Vincent de Paul Society
   

• Religous Education Programme Oatlands College  (read more...)

• Pictures of Trip to Irish Jewish Museum with class 309

• Oatlands College Christmas Crib    (read more ...)

• TY Critic of "Twelve Angry Men"   (read more ...)

• Transition Year students participated in a samba drumming session  (read more...)

• Oatlands College U14 Gaelic Football Champions (read more...)

• Minister Hanafin pays a visit to the school and officially opens the recently refurbished Science Block.
   

• The Infinity Project was launched officially in Ireland on November 14^th in   Oatlands College, Stillorgan Co Dublin.  DIT President, Professor  Brian Norton  officiated. Oatlands College is the first school outside the US to adopt the Project which they began teaching to transition year students last April.  (read more...) or (View the Launch...)

• Transition Year trip to Wicklow   (read more...)

• U14 Gaelic team  emphatic win against De La Salle, Raheny  (read more...)

• The U 16 Soccer  team had a host of chances to complete the double over St. John’s in their home League game on Tuesday 14^th November but lost out in the end 3-1.   (read more...)

• U19 Basketball team enjoy a three point victory over High School, Rathgar   (read more ...)

• Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Survey.
  Oatlands has been rated 2nd in the country in a League Table of Second Level Schools, based on entry to University after graduation. Congratulations to students, teachers and school management alike

• India Immersion Programme: Departure Day 27^th October. Staff members Jack Mc Glade, Stevie Tobin and Brian Kehoe, along with Oatlands T.Y. students Conor Caulfield, Michael Corr, Robert Corr, David Doyle, Sam Dunne, Daniel Fox, Evan Heritage, Shane Lauritsch, Peter Mc Carthy and Finnian O Neill are flying to India today with KLM. You can keep in touch with all the news from the Subcontinent at 
    
                         www.oatlandsindia2006.blogspot.com.

• Sporting Achievements:   T.Y. student Mark Owens won the Leinster U16 Snooker Title recently while 6^th Year student Robert Halligan won a bronze medal in the European C’ships in Tae – Kwando as an individual and a silver medal as part of the Irish team.

• Fund Raising  Transition Year students raised 3758 euro for The Autism Society on Friday 13^th October. The initiative followed a talk given in the school by Mr. Denis Sexton, of the Irish Autism Society, who is also a former staff member of the College.  (Read more...)

• Mountain Running Kian and Emmet Jennings finished a very creditable third as part of the Irish team in an International Mountain Running competition recently.

• Fund raising for the India Immersion Programme continues to quicken its pace as we approach the big day on 27^TH October. Church collections, bag packing, a staff student football match, a sale of helium balloons and a bike riding marathon by T.Y. students at Blackrock Shopping Centre, a cookery demonstration in the school’s Home Economics Room, a non-uniform day, participation by parents in a mini marathon, as well as individual fund raising efforts by Oatlands parents, have all played their part in helping us to achieve our target of 18000 euro. Additional help in reaching this goal will be warmly appreciated, particularly as any surplus funds will be put to very good use in charitable projects in India itself.

• Transition Year Sports Programme (more...)

• The Transition Year students went into town to collect money for the Irish Society for Autism, located in Unity Building, O’Connell Street.We spent 7 hours walking around town selling wristbands, teddy bears and roses to anyone who wanted to help out the organisation.At the end of the day we brought back all the money we collected and handed it over to the helpers in Unity Building. Our hard work paid off as we raised €3,758 for the Autism Society. This is more than double what our school collected in previous years.(Colm Healy)

• Transition Year students took part in a fund raising initiative for The Irish Autism Society on Friday 13th October. Details to follow.

• Classes finished early on Tuesday 10th October to allow representatives from An Tobar to consult with staff as part of their ongoing work in formulating a policy to help in maintaining the Catholic ethos of schools such as Oatlands, in an age of increasing pluralism.

• This year Transition Year will be taking part in the schools across borders programme.  As part of this initiative 12 Israeli and 12 Palestinian students will be coming to Ireland in December and January. Some of these students will stay in the homes of Transition Year students. (more...)
  
   

• In sport the U14 Dublin Hurling Champions were congratulated on their great  achievement last year and the Junior Certificate students who achieved such excellent results also took a bow. Last year's Leaving Cert. group were delighted with themselves in August with most achieving their first preference on the C.A.O. form.

• Transition Year  Sailing Course  (more...)

• Transition Year Law Module (more...)

• An assembly was held in the school Sports Hall on Friday 15th September to celebrate the achievements of students on the sports field and in the Junior and Leaving Certificate exams.

• Transition Year Delphi Adventure Centre (more...)