Some Past Pupils of Note
- Paul Caffrey - Gaelic Football
- Patrick Collins HRHA - Painter
- Ronan Collins - RTÉ Broadcaster
- Patrick Cosgrave - Journalist and Writer
- Senator Eamon Coughlan - Olympian, World Champion Athlete
- Jack Cruise - Theatre actor and Comedian
- Kenny Cunningham - Soccer
- Dessie Farrell - Gaelic Football, Hockey and CEO (Gaelic Players Association)
- Fr John Fogarty CSSp - Superior General, Congregation of the Holy Spirit (Spiritans/Holy Ghost Fathers)
- John Furlong OC OBC - CEO (Vancouver Whitecaps FC, 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games)
- Aidan Gillen - Stage and Screen Actor
- H.E. Declan Kelly - Ambassador
- Aidan Leonard - RTÉ Broadcaster and 2fm Director of Music
- Frank McDonald - Environment Editor of The Irish Times
- John O'Connell - Politician (TD, Ceann Comhairle, Senator and MEP)
- H.E. Francis Martin O'Donnell KC*SG KM KCHS KCMCO - Senior UN Official and Ambassador
- Jason Sherlock - Gaelic Football
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