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| St. Comhghalls College | |
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| Motto | Pray and work together |
| Opened – Closed | 1970–2017 |
| Last Principal | Gary Kelly |
| Last Vice Principal | Brian Armitage |
| Last Head Boy | Conor McDermott |
| Last Head Girl | Sophie O'Connor |
| Location | Derryree Road, Lisnaskea |
| Students | 490 |
| Type | Secondary School |
| Colours | Navy Blue, Silver and White |
| Homepage | www |
St. Comhghall's College was a Roman Catholic co-educational school providing secondary level education to pupils from age 12 to 18 years. The school was situated outside Lisnaskea, a small town in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. The college opened in September 1970.[1]
The college was named after St. Comhghall an early Irish saint based on Lough Erne. The college motto was "Pray and Work Together".
Most of the students were from Lisnaskea, Maguiresbridge, Newtownbutler, the Knocks and Donagh. The last principal of the college was Gary Kelly and the last vice principal was Brian Armitage.[2]
St. Comhghall's College closed its doors to students in July 2017. It amalgamated with St. Eugene's College Roslea to form a new school called St. Kevin's College, following a decision made by the CCMS and passed by the then Education Minister John O'Dowd. The new school is situated on the old site of St. Comhghall's College. The school was officially unveiled in January 2017 and the event was attended by special guests such as Monsignor Joseph McGuinness and DUP Leader Arlene Foster.