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15 de jun. de 2018 · It being our 11-plus year, 1963 would mark our last year at the ‘Brow.’. We would move on to St. Columb’s College, if we passed, or to St. Joseph’s, or some other secondary school, if we ...
John Ledwidge. Guildhall Press, 1991 - Elementary schools - 116 pages. Brow-of-the-Hill School was founded in 1854 by the Christian Brothers (a Catholic lay ministry) to educate poor...
Summary: Brow-of-the-Hill School was founded in 1854 by the Christian Brothers (a Catholic lay ministry) to educate poor and destitute boys living in the Bogside area of the city of Londonderry. Print Book, English, [1990?] Edition: View all formats and editions. Publisher: Distributed by Guildhall Press, Derry, [1990?] Show more information.
IN BELFAST. 12th November 1866 – 12th November 2016. 150-years-of-christian-brothers-report. (FLYER cbs-150) Mural at the Westcourt Centre. Many thanks to all of you who joined with the Christian Brothers and the Edmund Rice Schools Trust at Mass and/or the Exhibition in celebrating 150 years, to the day, of Christian Brothers /Edmund Rice ...
Giving up his own house on the Brow of the Hill, he brought the brothers to Derry. On the first day of school, 200 boys rushed in to begin classes with two brothers taking 100 on each floor ...
0 faves. 11 comments. Taken on February 22, 2010. All rights reserved. My father, Bernard ("Barney") Doherty with his class at Brow O' The Hill Christian Brothers School in Derry, Northern Ireland. The picture is taken circa 1956-1959. If anyone recognises any of these boys, please e-mail me! Thanks.
His mother was strongly religious. McGrotty attended the Brow-of-the-Hill CBS in Derry and entered St Joseph's Christian Brothers’ juniorate in Baldoyle in 1926 at the age of 15. ... In January 1932, shortly after taking his fourth annual vows, he was transferred to a school in Carlow, but absconded while still under vows (September).
