Multi-denominational secondary schools in Co. Louth
Multi-denominational and inter-denominational schools include Educate Together secondaries, ETB community colleges and many community schools. They welcome students of all faiths and none.
- 7 schools
- 6,435 students
Side by side
| School | Students | Boys and girls | Type | Fees | Irish-medium | DEIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Oliver's Community CollegeDrogheda | 1,422 | Mixed | Community college (ETB) | Free | No | Yes |
| Ardee Community SchoolArdee | 1,317 | Mixed | Community school | Free | No | Yes |
| Ballymakenny CollegeDrogheda | 998 | Mixed | Community school | Free | No | No |
| Coláiste Chú ChulainnDundalk | 885 | Mixed | Community college (ETB) | Free | Stream | Yes |
| Bush Post Primary SchoolDundalk | 833 | Mixed | Community college (ETB) | Free | No | Yes |
| Scoil Ui MhuiriDunleer | 644 | Mixed | Community college (ETB) | Free | No | Yes |
| Ó Fiaich CollegeDundalk | 336 | Mixed | Community college (ETB) | Free | No | Yes |
All 7 schools
- St Oliver's Community College Drogheda, Co. Louth 1,422 studentsMixedDEISCommunity college (ETB)
- Ardee Community School Ardee, Co. Louth 1,317 studentsMixedDEISCommunity school
- Ballymakenny College Drogheda, Co. Louth 998 studentsMixedCommunity school
- Coláiste Chú Chulainn Dundalk, Co. Louth 885 studentsMixedIrish-medium streamDEISCommunity college (ETB)
- Bush Post Primary School Dundalk, Co. Louth 833 studentsMixedDEISCommunity college (ETB)
- Scoil Ui Mhuiri Dunleer, Co. Louth 644 studentsMixedDEISCommunity college (ETB)
- Ó Fiaich College Dundalk, Co. Louth 336 studentsMixedDEISCommunity college (ETB)
Quick answers
- How many multi-denominational secondary schools are there in Co. Louth?
- There are 7 in Co. Louth, with 6,435 students between them.
- Which is the biggest in Co. Louth?
- St Oliver's Community College in Drogheda, with 1,422 students.
- Where are they?
- Mostly in Dundalk, Drogheda, Ardee and Dunleer. Every school is listed on this page.
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