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Enrolment for September 2027/28
We are accepting applications for September 2027. Please read our Admissions Policy and complete the Admission Form. Click on the link below for further details:

Nenagh CNS Broadband
This school now has high speed broadband connectivity through the Department of Education School Broadband Programme, delivered as part of the Irish National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) under the Recovery and Resilience Facility funded by the European Union through NextGenerationEU
Welcome to
Nenagh Community National School (CNS)!
Tipperary’s first Community National School
The transition of St. Mary’s Junior Boys’ National School to a co-educational Community National School catering for children up to 6th class is another milestone moment for a pioneering school which has always had an ethos of putting children front and centre of everything it does.
St. Mary’s Junior Boys’ National School has had a unique place in the history of education in Nenagh; the thousands of boys who walked through its doors and experienced a very special caring environment over its 108 years bears testimony to that.
Now, however, it’s all about what’s ahead and the move to a Community National School secures not just a bright future for the school itself but for the children of Nenagh who will benefit from the town’s and the county’s only multi-denominational co-educational English-speaking school.
Happy Mother’s Day from Chatty Kids
Happy Mothers Day to all the mammies in Chatty Kids Class. Thank you all so much for all you do for us. We have the BEST mammies.
Chatty Kids class searching for St. Patrick
Chatty Kids class walked around Nenagh to find some signs of St Patrick’s Day. We saw lots of decorations in window and some bunting over the streets. We also saw and heard St Mary’s band practicing for the parade. We found a beautiful shop front with an Easter...
Green Schools Renewal Visit
Ms. Madden and Ms. McNulty updated our Green Schools noticeboard in preparation for our renewal visit from Catherine Broderick, Tipperary County Council.




