Last Friday, after swimming, we stopped off at the Anglo-Celt offices to view where the old Cavan Railway Station was. We met Anselm's Grandad there (he used to work for the Celt). He gave us a very comprehensive and interesting tour of the building and we learned a lot. Here are some questions to see if you were on your toes when you were there!
1. What is Anselm's Grandad's name?
2. How many platforms were in the old Railway station?
3. Where did the trains go to/ come from?
4. What were the names of the two Railway Lines that came into Cavan?
5. For roughly how many years did the train come to Cavan?
6. When did the Railway station finally close down?
Post your answers in the comments below.
The project of the month for March is to cook an Italian meal for your family. It's time to get cracking, as the due date is Monday 4th April. Take a photo and email it to me (mwhite@killygarryns.ie) and don't forget to bring in your review sheet.
Two of our students: Meabh and Ciara participated in RTE 2's The Mountain, which was shown on Friday afternoon. The girls did incredibly well and can be very proud of their performance. 
The Confirmation Pledging Mass is on in the Cathedral this Saturday evening, 5th March, at 7.30pm. Bring along your Pledging Card, as you will have to stand up during mass along with all the other Confirmation candidates and read it out. Then after mass you have to place your card in the box at the altar for the priest to sign. You can sit anywhere in the church that you like, but do try to be at least 5 minutes early.
