This photograph, taken at the ceremonial opening of the newly built and equipped Clonmel High School in August 1900, featured leading figures amongst local citizens who paved the way to the school's establishment and constituted the local Committee in financial support of the project. They were (left to right) :- John Magner, James Byrne J.P., J. Russell, Very Rev. Dean McDonnell, P.P., V.G., James White, Dr. R. O'Brien, J.P., and Alderman Thomas Skehan, Mayor of Clonmel.

Bandana on head, the young Frank Patterson (centre) awaits his turn to be made up by the late Tommy Meagher for a High School show. Black - hatted and immediately behind Frank is Martin Carey. To the right of Frank is John Wallace. In right foreground is Gerry King.

Three County Council Scholarship Winners of 1951 of whom the third from left, the late Tom Flaherty, was to become one of the school's most highly esteemed teachers. The others (I to r) William Fennessy and Seamus Mullins.

Under 14 Team (left to right) Laurence O'Dwyer, Declan Browne, Barry Hennessy, Shane Malone

High School Clonmel completed a double in the Munster Colleges tennis competitions at the finals held in May 1991 in Cork. The under 14 team defeated Patrician College, Mallow 4-2 in Division II Shield while the under 16 team won the Division 1 cup by beating St. Augustine's Dungarvan 4-0.

1972 Olympic Trials