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“De La Salle College, Waterford, is an all-boys Catholic school.

De La Salle College, Waterford was founded in 1892 by the De La Salle Brothers and serves as a Catholic school for boys. The aim of De La Salle College is to develop an atmosphere of friendliness, discipline and co-operation where everyone can experience respect, encouragement and support. While every school is a community in which adults and young people live and work together, the Lasallian scho

ol is inspired by the vision of St. John Baptist De La Salle, that Gospel values must permeate the life of a Christian school in such a way that students internalise those values and reflect then in their behaviour. All who work in the College constantly strive to make De La Salle College a welcoming institution. Our behaviour management strategies and pastoral care structures are built on the principles of justice and fairness. We endeavour to fulfill our mission in partnership with parents/guardians, staff, students, trustees and the community.

06/12/2024

Our TYs made wildflower seed Xmas decorations by making paper pulp using old paper and water. They added wildflower seeds to their finished decorations. Once they are dried, the decorations will be given as gifts. These decorations can be planted out in spring tree and will produce wildflower for our pollinators. Learning about recycling and increasing biodiversity in a practical, meaningful way! ....

06/12/2024

Our TYs made wildflower seed Christmas decorations by making paper pulp using old paper and water. They added wildflower seeds to their finished decorations. Once dried, they will be given as gifts. These decorations can be planted out in Spring and will produce wildflower for our pollinators. Learning about recycling and increasing biodiversity in a practical, meaningful way! ....

05/12/2024

Read about our Harty victory over reigning champions Nenagh CBS. We are now into the quarter final to be played in Jan.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid-41530166.html

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04/12/2024

Well done to our Harty team who emerged victorious in their preliminary quarter final against Nenagh CBS in Bansha today. Final score was 0-15 to 0-12. Well done to all involved.

04/12/2024

Half time from Bansha in Harty Cup:
DLS: 0-8
Nenagh CBS: 0-4

Keep up the good work, lads.

04/12/2024

Comhghairdeas le Gaeilgeoirí na Míosa seo. Ón gclé : Habel John 1DMG, Miguel De La Cruz 1CRM, Thomas Harpur 2KP, Dylan Collins 2KM, Darragh Kelly 2NON, Kyle Power 1CB. In easnamh ón bpictiúr : Darragh Scollard 1CAD, Ethan Ryan 1DD, Tadhg Harris 2JBK agus Nayeemur Akter 2KP.

03/12/2024

Many thanks to Noel Doherty from for his recent sponsorship of a set of jerseys for our Harty team. Pictured at the presentation of the jerseys was Noel with his son Robbie and teammates Adam O Regan & Fiacra Cooney. Also, in attendance were the Harty management team of Kevin Moran, Stephen O Neill & William Ormond along with Tom Bourke, school principal, and Declan O Brien, deputy principal.

03/12/2024

Our Harty team are out tomorrow in their preliminary quarter final against Nenagh CBS, last year's champions. Throw in is 1.30pm in Bansha. Your support is much appreciated.

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03/12/2024

Our U15 soccer team had a comprehensive victory over Nenagh CBS in the Munster Minor Cup today, winning on a scoreline of 8-1. Well done to all involved.

Goal scorers: Alfie Ryan, Nathan Power, Joel Osawe, Marc Daly, Leo Lanigan, Dara Cunningham, Lukson Kilonda, Jack Walsh

03/12/2024

Our 1st year French students enjoyed a typical French breakfast this morning of hot chocolate & croissants in the sunshine with their teachers, Ms Duggan & Ms. A. Phelan. 🇫🇷

02/12/2024

This week in De La Salle College.
December 2nd - 6th.

29/11/2024

It was a day of mixed fortunes for our school basketball teams in their South East Finals.
First up was our U16 team against CTI Clonmel. They worked hard throughout the first half and were 3 points down at half time. The 3rd quarter saw our boys move 5 points ahead after a huge effort. Just when it seemed victory was in our grasp, Clonmel clawed their way back into contention and went in front, managing to hold on for the win. Hard luck to De La Salle, but they should be very proud of themselves.

Next up, our U19 team took on a strong Kilkenny CBS. It was very close throughout the game, with the teams taking turns to go in front. The final quarter saw DLS dig deep and push on to win 49-44 in a very closely contested game. Our boys showed great composure throughout, even when Kilkenny took the lead towards the end of the game. Well done to all.

Finally, a special word of thanks to Br Tom, Ms O Shea & Ms McAuliffe for all the hours they have put into training and preparing both teams. And thanks to John & Callum for taking on the difficult job of doing the table.

29/11/2024

Our U19 basketball team is also playing in SETU in the South East B Final. They take on Kilkenny CBS with a start time of 11.15. Best of luck to all involved.

29/11/2024

As part of their religious studies on World Religions, Transition Year students visited the Irish Jewish Museum and the Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin on Monday last. The students found the presentations very informative.

29/11/2024

Our U16 basketball team is playing in the South East Final in SETU this morning. The boys and their coaches have been training really hard and have shown great commitment over the last few weeks. Wishing them the very best of luck today.

27/11/2024

De La Salle have been drawn against Nenagh in the Harty Cup preliminary quarter final next Wed, Dec 4th. Venue to be confirmed. Your support would be very much appreciated.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid-41524850.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawG0cW9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHWp0yvkE_2Z_p1sXpFit5kXY1maizEM84zS6duYVxryyB3WIfa9J8TmTYQ_aem_szDod4GKGH5N-xIlmhBgpA

27/11/2024

TY 5 students in Mr. Healy’s Enterprise class putting their Numeracy and Teamwork skills to good use this morning with an Accounting challenge as they explore some of the topics for their leaving cert choices.

26/11/2024

Congratulations to our U17 soccer team on their win today over Glanmire Community College. They were losing 2-0 after the first ten minutes with Sean Lyons Mullan scoring a last-minute goal in the first half. Aaron Knox scored a phenomenal goal after 60 minutes but it was unfortunately disallowed. Ethan Daniels scored for us after 88 minutes, bringing us to extra time and then to a nerve wrecking penalty shoot out. Our lads came out on top, winning 1-3 on penalties. Jack Power in goal made 2 great saves in the shoot out, on top of numerous others throughout the game. 💪
Penalty scorers: Jeff Fanning, Seán Lyons Mullan, and Daniel Doyle.

We are now through to the Munster Quarter Final 🤜 🏆

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Newtown Road
Waterford
X91DT68

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.delasallewaterford.com/

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Videos

Footage of Conor and Shane Power combining to score our 3rd goal in the Dean Ryan match vs St Flannan's on Friday.

Javier de Santiago and Eduardo Horneros walking their Visual Art 🖼️ display before tonight’s TY Graduation, which takes place at 7pm tonight.

Some of the members of the lunch time Irish sign language club that I run in the school signed a message to wish everyone a Happy De La Salle Day for tomorrow.

Arrived at Alton Towers, students and teachers have been braving Oblivion!

De La Salle Trad Club - Lochlann, Ed and Killian with Mr. O'Brien - and guests Ellen and Kate, who performed for the students in 1st Year Music in the Chapel as part of Seachtain na nGaeilge. The group then made the short trip to St. Declan's NS to give a workshop on Irish instruments, as well as another performance.

Well done to our Under-19 soccer team who reached the Munster Final today, defeating a determined Glanmire Community College on penalties. Neither side could find a winner following Ben Walshe's calmly taken second-half equaliser, but Ben Hennessy thankfully hit the winner in the shootout.