The Council

01 Lar BradshawChairman, Dublin DocklandsDevelopment Authority

02 Betty AsheSt. Andrew’s Resource Centre

03 Bertie BarryBord Gáis Éireann

04 Ann ButlerEnvironmental ProtectionAgency

05 Sean CareyAssistant City Manager, DublinCorporation

06 Ann CarrollRingsend and IrishtownCommunity

07 Enda ConnellanChief Executive, Dublin PortCompany

08 Cllr. Ciaran CuffeDublin Corporation

09 Paul DolanEast Wall Community Council

10 Cllr. Senator Joe DoyleDublin Corporation

11 Gerry FayNorth Wall CommunityAssociation

12 Mary FinanDublin Chamber of Commerce

13 James J. GahanGroup Property Manager,CIE Group Property

14 John HenryDirector, Dublin TransportationOffice

15 Cllr. Kevin HumphriesDublin Corporation

16 Philip JonesIrish Planning Institute

17 Cllr. Garry KeeganDublin Corporation

18 Cllr. Senator Tony KettDublin Corporation

19 Seanie LambeInner City OrganisationsNetwork

20 Pat MagnerChairman, Government TaskForce on Grand and RoyalCanals

21 Brendan ManningESB

22 John MartinChief Executive, WaterwaysIreland

23 Finian MatthewsDept. of Environment andLocal Government

24 Grainne McBrideFÁS

25 Charlie MurphyChairman, Rinn DevelopmentInitiative

26 Dolores WilsonSt. Andrew’s Resource Centre

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Séan FitzPatrick Anglo Irish Bank

Mary Bergin James Fagan & Co. Solicitors

John Egan Project Management Limited

Lar Bradshaw Chairman, Dublin Docklands Development Authority, McKinsey & Co. Inc. Ireland

Mary Moylan Dept. of The Environment and Local Government

Professor P.J. Drudy Dept. of Economics, University of Dublin, Trinity College

Cyril Forbes Jardine Lloyd Thompson (Ireland) Limited

Joan O’Connor Interactive Project Managers Limited

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Marino CollegeOur Year in Focus!As principal of Marino College, it has been my privilege to have our school included in this wonderful yearbook!

Marino College has a proud tradition in education datingback to 1936. Currently, our enrolment exceeds 500 students who are following various courses including Junior Certificate, Leaving Certificate, Vocational LeavingCertificate, Leaving Certificate Applied (L.C.A.) and PostLeaving Certificate (P.L.C.) Courses. A large proportion of ourstudents come to us from the Docklands area.

The school year 2002/2003, like so many others has been anoutstanding success. The photographs that follow, we hope,capture some of the spirit and moments that have made it such a special and memorable year.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank the Dublin DocklandsDevelopment Authority for their ongoing and continued support which is much appreciated.

We hope you enjoy not only our contribution but all of theyearbook.

Best Regards

John Hogan, Principal

www.marinocollege.ie

School Crest

C.D.V.E.C. Crest Latin

School Swish Logo

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Second Year students withMs. Maguire visit the Bull

Island Interpretative Centreas part of their E.S.S.

Geography field study.January 2003.

Enjoying the FestiveSeason! Our studentstake part in the AnnualChristmas Quiz whichmarks the beginning ofthe Christmas Holidays! December 2002.

Operation Christmas Child! Class Elm

busy at workpreparing shoe

boxes which theyfilled with goodiesand were sent to

needy children in Romania.

December 2002

School Events – The Highlights!

Leonie Craig, Senior Cyclestudent pictured here with the Lord Mayor at the launch of the Comhairle na nÓg promotional video “YoungDubliners Speak Out.”Leonie features prominently in the feature – a buddingactress in the making! November 2003.

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Our senior students, parents and teachers enjoy a night out at the Abbey’s production of The Plough and the Stars. November 2002.

Famine - Past & Present! Our third years exhibit

their cross curricularproject in the school as

part of their J.C.S.P.Programme.

October 2002

Mr. Hogan, Principal, pictured with Barbara Dwyer, Angela Roe and Mary Gray, members of The Parents’ Group at their first A.G.M. held in the school.December 2002.

Our first years host a Library Launch to highlight the

recent development and upgrading of the

school’s library facilities. February 2003.

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The Sixth Years Debs - October,2002. Audrey Nolan, KarenShelley, Mark Sutcliffe and

Sabina Whelan enjoying theannual Debs. Preparations are

well under way by the studentsfor this year’s Debs which will

be held in the Red Cow Inn in the Autumn.

Ms. McMorrin, Tutor and EmerHyland (3rd year) attend theJ.C.S.P. Presentation of Profiles to our Junior Certificate students.May 2003.

Our Wannabe College Kids!Students sample universitylife by attending a summercourse run by N.U.I. andsponsored by the D.D.D.A. September 2002.

Open Day Prize Winner! Janice Grant,

St. Laurence O’TooleG.N.S., who attendedour annual Open Day

and won herself a bicycle courtesy of

Little Sport. Attendingthe presentation are

Eamon, Mr. Grant, Ms. Nagle, Principal,

St. Laurence O’Toole’sG.N.S. and Mr. Hogan,

Principal, MarinoCollege. February

2003.

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Vision for the Future! Our senior students link up with ‘Vision’,a local I.T. company in East Point Business Park, as part ofour student mentoring programme.

‘Fluffy Puffs’ Opens for Business! Seniorcycle students produce pot pourri, products as part of their Link ModuleEnterprise Project.

Our senior students whorun The Breakfast Club

every morning. September 2002.

Congratulations to ourpupils and their dedicatedteachers who achieved a 100% success rate inthe Junior CertificateExamination. September 2002.

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First years clearly in good spiritsenjoy mega fun on the mountains. May 2003.

A ‘damp’ but not dismal experience in the Wicklow

mountains for 2nd year classesAsh and Elm, pictured here

with Class Tutor Mr. Fleming and Calvin, their guide.

December 2002.

Class Liffey hoping to hit a ‘homer’ at Rounders inFairview Park. April 2003.

The Junior Rounders teamwho represented the school

at the S.C.C. RoundersCompetition. May 2003.

Sporting Highlights

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Check-mate! First years enjoytime out from their studies tojoin in our lunch-time games

club. March 2003.

Meddling in Santry!Students proudly displaythe silverware after com-peting in the SCCAthletic Trials in Santry,May 2003. The schoolwon the trophy for BestJunior Girls’ Team.

Ready Set Santry! JuniorBoys line up for the 100 metre sprint. May 2003.

Marino “Boys in Blue” represent the school in the Shelbourne Trophy Senior Soccer Competition.April 2003.

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Tensions run high as the senior Gaelic team are ralliedby Mr. Evoy, their Manager,before the throw in at the first match of the SCC GaelicFootball Tournament. Autumn 2002.

Tiger turns up to tee off in atremendous tournament –we wish! Our senior boys

enjoy a day of pitch andputt in Rathfarnham compliments of the

SCC. May 2003.

Our Junior Girls’ Relay team – winners of the Silver Medal at the SCCAthletics Finals. Well done girls! May 2003.

“Me ref? You can’t beserious!” Our Junior

Boys Basketball teamwho lost out narrowly

to Cabra in the final stages of the

SCC BasketballTournament held inColaiste Dhúlaigh.

March 2003.

PLC Courses – Under the Spotlight

Travel and Tourism studentsparticipate in a day-longtraining session down in

Waterford Airport. March 2003.

The Photography Class at Edinburgh Airport on

their annual culturalouting. Always a big

success, the studentsenjoy taking in thesights, visiting the

galleries and taking lots of pictures

of course! December 2002.

Drama students who participatedin the College’s production ofBrendan Kennelly’s version ofAntigone in the Crypts Art Centrein Dublin Castle. The students arelooking forward to receiving theirequity cards on completion of theiryear-long course.

Multi-Cultural Day in ConnollyHouse, May, 2003. Our PLCstudents enjoy a day ofmusic, art, photographic exhibitions and food ofcourse! A great day was had by all!

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Boyne [1st Year]

Wayne Byrne, Stacey Farrelly, Jennifer Fay, Veronica Glynn, Samara Kinsella, SharonMartin, Leanne McCarthy, Philip McCarthy, Lydia McCarthy, Joseph McGucken, CorrineMeehan, Danielle Menton, Therese Murphy, Craig O’Hanlon, Sinead Reid, Lydia Whelan

(Names not in order)

Shannon [1st Year]

Carol-Ann Byrne, Kirsty Flood, Gillian Flynn, Craig Grimes, Anthony Hughes, Amy Kelly,Danielle McCarthy, Jason O’Reilly

(Names not in order)

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Class Photographs

Liffey [1st Year]

Toyosi Alli-Fowosere, Alice Dunne, Anthony Hughes, Gillian Kearney, Rachel Kelly, Elizabeth McCarthy, Leroy McCarthy, Christine Meehan, Lorrina Thompson

(Names not in order)

Ash [2nd Year]

Mark Burke, Lesley-Ann Kavanagh, Ian McDonnell, Lorraine O’Brien, John-Ross Reilly, Ciara Russell

(Names not in order)

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Oak [2nd Year]

Paul Arkins, Séan Arkins, Leanne Brennan, Lisa Byrne, Paul Byrne, Karen Connolly, Terri Corbally, Karen Cullen, Christopher Flood, Dean Malone, Jennifer McDermott, Veronica McDermott, Carly Mangan, John Nugent, Rachel Pigott, Lyndsey Redmond,Jessica Roche, Antoinette Scanlon, Carl Taffe

(Names not in order)

Elm [2nd Year]

Thomas Byrne, Catherine Byrne, Danielle Dunne, Martina Kelly, Stephen Keogh, Dean Macken, Jonathan McAuley, Nicole McCarthy, Georgina O’Neill, Tanya Shevlin, Jason Taffee

(Names not in order)

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[3rd Year]

Paul Beatty, Anthony Byrne, Tracey Carabini, Sinead Coyne, Ciara Cummins, Natalie Delaney, Mark Flanagan, Natalie Flood, Stephanie Gallagher, Kim Grant, Sinead Hevey, David Isaacson, Erica Kiernan, Stewart McCluskey, Pauline McCarthy, Conor McDonald, Eoin McDonald, Jennifer Reid, Melissa Thompson

(Names not in order)

[3rd Year]

Ciara Byrne, Joseph Byrne, Donna Conway, Gillian Flynn, Emer Hyland, Anne-MarieJackson, Lauren Judd, Rachel Kavanagh, Aiden Moroney, Dean O’Reilly, David Redmond,Gemma Roe, Stacey Spain

(Names not in order)

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[3rd Year]

Joseph Flood, Nicole Ivers, Wesley Kavanagh, Philip Macken, Janice McDonald, Leanne Meehan

(Names not in order)

5F [5th Year]

Paul Byrne, Sharon Byrne, Patrick Harcourt, Peter Halpin, Stephanie Kineen, Donna McGovern,Jacqueline McGucken, Michelle Murphy, Dasola Salami

(Names not in order)

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5K [5th Year]

Melissa Byrne, Jemma Carabini, Tanya Donohue, Ciara Doyle, Jennifer Duffy, Ciara Fay,Jennifer Fitzsimons, Leanne Gilchrist, Darren Glynn, Michelle Hyland, Jennifer Kane, Emma Keoghan, Leanne Maher, Jade McCarthy, Ross McCarthy, Nicole O’Reilly, Kim Trimble

(Names not in order)

6V [6th Year]

Chris Bonnell, Fiachra Burke, Caroline Burns, Nikkita Carr, Kim Dunne, Louise Dwyer, Amanda Griffin, Anthony Martin, Susie McCarthy, John McCann, Melissa Murray, Stacey O’Neill, Irene O’Reill

(Names not in order)

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6G [6th Year]

Nicola Byrne, Thomas Daly, Rachel Duffy,Paul Kearney, Gary Kelly, David Osborne, Nikita Radford, Jamie Reilly, Rachel Ryan,Ian Thompson, Donna Whelan

(Names not in order)

6E [6th Year]

Jodie Dowdall, Caroline Flanaghan, Patrick Grealish, Pearl Harcourt, Leanne Kane, Elizabeth Kennan,

Caitriona O’Reilly

(Names not in order)

6V [6th Year]

Christopher Bonnell, Nicola Byrne, RachelDuffy, Louise Dwyer, Paul Kearney, GaryKelly, Elizabeth Kennan, Anthony Martin,Nikita Radford, Jamie Reilly, Rachel Ryan

(Names not in order)

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