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Education and learning inform and broaden the mind, body and spirit. Our vision is to create a warm, stimulating and disciplined environment. The pastoral and academic climate will nurture the personal development of each student. Our teachers will be proactive in maximizing each boy’s talent to ensure that life-long learning is respected as an important value.
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In September 1966, Templeogue College, a Catholic secondary school, opened its doors for the education of boys living in Templeogue and the surrounding areas. This was a significant development for the hinterland of South Dublin as only a limited number of secondary schools existed in the region. The Holy Ghost or Spiritan Congregation responded to this need and established its fifth school in Ireland the others being St. Mary’s College, Blackrock College, St. Michael’s College and Rockwell College.
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KILLIAN FARRELL was only 15 when he first offered to produce and conduct a performance of Bach’s St John Passion for his local church, featuring top international soloists, an orchestra, and a choir he would form and train for the occasion.
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