CUS Past Pupils Union
Catholic University School Union is one of the oldest past pupils unions in Ireland. The union is a forum for Old Cathonians to gather for events such as the Presidents annual dinner, Christmas Lunch at the Stephens Green Hibernian Club or the Past vs Present pupils golf competition. Former union presidents include Sir Arthur Chance, Mr. Justice Richmond McLoughlin and Niall O'Farell.
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