Castleknock College - Wikipedia
The school crest is a book, symbolising education, a cross, symbolising Catholicism, the Irish shamrock, symbolising the success of the Vincentians in Ireland and the papal tiara, symbolising loyalty to the Holy See.
Welcome! [www.castleknockcollege.ie]
In recent years, the college has been ranked joint first in the list of the best schools in Ireland with 100% of our graduates going on to third level education. This is all down to enthusiastic teachers, hardworking students and supportive parents.
File:Castleknock College Crest.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
2012年8月5日 · English: Castleknock College Crest Nos Autem in Nomine Domini ("But we (Trust) in the name of the Lord")
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The crest features a picture of an open book representing the Bible, with a cross to symbolise the Catholic faith of the Vincentians and shamrocks symbolising the successful establishment of the Irish Vincentians in Ireland.
About Us - castleknockcollege.ie
The college has an extremely active Parent Representative Association (with Core Groups of parents for each of the six years) and a vibrant Student Council. All of this is delivered under the guiding hand of the Vincentian order as the spirit of St …
College Buildings 1835-1902 - knockunion.ie
The crest was designed by Fr. Patrick Dowling, CM., who had started the Chronicle in 1886. The big event of the year, however, was the start of work on the Bicycle Track in October. The decision to lay down a track was taken because of the enormous increase of interest in cycling.
Branding – Castleknock Community College
The college uses the Stonehenge font for it’s name and school motto. The name of the college is always printed in both English and Irish with both versions having equal prominence. The tracking on the both versions may be adjusted to give the Irish version prominence.
Castleknock Hill – History of Castleknock
The Vincentian Order has run St. Vincent’s College, Castleknock, since 1808 – it was always known locally as ‘The College.’ All through my childhood and right up to 1987, the college was a boarding school for Catholic boys from well-off families.
Castleknock College - National Archives of Ireland
Castleknock College, one of the City's most prestigious private Catholic schools c.1900 (NLI, LROY 1120)
