Ardee Community School
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Ardee Community School is a Community school.
About
Ardee community school is one of the 416 secondary schools in Ardee, Co Louth,[1] Ireland. it is a co-educational school. As is the case with all community schools, a Board of Management, answerable to the Department of Education. The board is composed of two teacher representatives, two parent representatives and six nominees of the trustees. The Principal is Secretary to the Board.
History
Ardee Community School (also known as St. Killian’s) was established in 1974. The school was an amalgamation of three schools which had previously existed independently: St. Anne’s Convent of Mercy, De La Salle Brothers’ School and the Vocational School. In 2012 the Senior gaelic football team, under Mark Gilsenan, made history by becoming the first Ardee team to win the Lennon cup, defeating St. Mary's of Drogheda on scoreline of 4-11 to 0-7. The following year Ardee made it back to back Lennon cup victories, defeating The Marist of Dundalk in a replay. History was again made in 2014 as the team reached the All Ireland 'C' final but were defeated by Coláiste Ghobnatan of Cork on a scoreline of 1-12 to 2-6.sen[2]
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