Education
In common with all parts of Ireland, most schools at all levels in Tralee are managed and owned by the churches. Tralee Educate Together School is multidenominational, and is neither owned nor managed by any church. At secondary level most schools are explicitly Roman Catholic in ethos, except Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí.
Primary:
- CBS (Scoil na mBráithre), Clounalour (Roman Catholic)
- Gaelscoil Mhic Easmainn, Rath Rónáin (Irish language - Roman Catholic)
- Holy Family, Balloonagh (Roman Catholic)
- Presentation Primary School (Sacred Heart), Castle Street (Roman Catholic)
- St Ita's and St Joseph's, Balloonagh (Special Needs - Roman Catholic)
- St John's, Ashe Street (Church of Ireland)
- St John's, Balloonagh (Roman Catholic)
- St Mary's, Moyderwell (Roman Catholic)
- Tralee Educate Together, Killeen (Non-denominational)
Secondary:
- Brookfield College, Oak Park (Non-denominational)
- Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí, Tobar Mhaigh Dor (Irish language)
- Mercy Secondary School, Mounthawk (Roman Catholic)
- Presentation Secondary School, Castle Street (Roman Catholic)
- St Ita's and St Joseph's, Balloonagh (Special Needs - Roman Catholic)
- St Mary's CBS (The Green) (Roman Catholic)
- Tralee Community College, Clash (Vocational)
Third Level:
- Institute of Technology, Tralee
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