Great feature on the school in the latest Discover Duhallow- get all the local news on North Cork in this wonderful publication.

Just two weeks to go so secure your seat. Here’s the fourth in our photo video series- enjoy.

BT Young Scientists are surveying fodder- and would appreciate you help by filling in a quick survey- thanks a million!

It’s been a great week for our past pupils, especially three, Linda Desmond, Darren Kiely and Stefan Healy, as all three achieved major milestones in their chosen paths.

Tickets are moving briskly for our 50th celebrations on December 1st, so make sure you have yours!

The Junior Camogie side were very unlucky to lose out by just two points against Crosshaven on November 10th

MCS celebrated Pride week with fabulous hanging messages of inclusion, wellbeing and how we prevent bullying of all kinds by communicating with respect.

Our BT young scientist project is a statistical analysis of the benefits, or not, of mandatory driving lessons on road traffic fatalities. We have two surveys that we hope you will complete the one corresponding to when you did your test.

Three weeks to go to our Party With Marty!

The Senior Boys’ Football side had an emphatic win over St Clement’s of Limerick in Millstreet, putting them into the next stage of the Munster competition.

MCS Senior soccer travelled to Banteer for their meeting with Ballincollig Community School and came out on top after an epic encounter.

Just over 3 weeks to go to the ‘Party with Marty’. Get into the mood with this video of photos through the years.

We’re taking a strolldown memory lane- can you help identify these students heading into scholl for the official opening of MCS?

The Peer Mentors’ First Year quiz had a dash of spice, as huge bunny rabbits as well as witches and vampires ran the show.

50 years on and the fun still goes on, as students and staff showed their creativity with the annual Hallowe’en Fancy Dress Day, this year with the Flash Mob in the square, bringing the town to a halt!

MCS Senior boys soccer faced Glanmire in Banteer in the John Murphy Cup, losing out on the day despite an impressive brace from Hugh Lenihen.

MCS Senior Ladies' Footballers took on Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí in the Town Park, coming out second best despite a valiant effort, including a stirring late rally.

We had a very enjoyable and successful Maths Week in MCS.