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Largy College

Post-primary · ETBInter-denominationalDEIS

Analore Rd, Clones, Co Monaghan · H23 FP82 · Roll number 72171J

Largy College is the only one of the post-primary schools in or within 3 km of Clones. Every school in and around Clones →

Pupils
505
September, 2025/26
252 girls, 253 boys
Since 2019/20
+23%
from 411 pupils
Ireland: +5%
Ethos
Inter-denominational
Patron: Cavan & Monaghan ETB
Language
English
outside the Gaeltacht
Results
Not published
none school by school (Education Act 1998, s.53)
The gist

What stands out about Largy College

  • 505 pupils, near the middle for post-primary schools in Ireland (the median is 585).
  • Teaches through English, with Irish as a subject.
  • Growing: 505 pupils, 23% more than the 411 of 2019/20.
  • In DEIS. DEIS (Delivering Equality of Opportunity in Schools) gives schools serving disadvantaged areas more teachers, money and support; the Department decides which schools are in it.
  • An ETB school: run by the county’s Education and Training Board.
  • Its patron is the Cavan & Monaghan ETB; its ethos is inter-denominational.
  • The only post-primary school in Clones or within 3 km of it.

Pupils over time

2015/16 to 2025/26

Largy College had 505 pupils in 2025/26, against 410 in 2015/16 (+23%). Girls are 50% of them. Its roll rose in 7 of the 10 years.

02004006002015/162018/192021/222025/26PupilsGirls

Department of Education enrolments at 30 September each year; girls and boys where the lists give them.

No letter

No letter for Largy College

Ireland publishes no exam results school by school, and section 53 of the Education Act 1998 restricts comparing schools by them, so this school has no letter and nothing here ranks it. Its facts are the Department of Education’s; its inspection reports are linked below.

What the Department of Education does publish for Largy College is on this page: its pupils each September since 2015/16, girls and boys, its patron and ethos, whether it teaches through Irish, whether it is in DEIS, and its inspection reports.

Newspapers print lists of how many of a school’s leavers go on to college. Those count destinations, not exam results, and depend on who a school takes in; we don’t use them.

Inspections

Inspection reports on Largy College

The Department of Education’s Inspectorate visits schools and publishes its reports. The reports describe what inspectors saw; they give no overall grade, and we don’t make one. Reports for this school on gov.ie ↗

Inspectors visit every kind of school. Whole-school evaluations look at teaching and learning, leadership and management; subject inspections look at one subject; follow-through inspections check whether earlier advice was taken. Each report is published on gov.ie with the school’s response.

Getting in

Getting a place at Largy College

Every school admits under its own published admission policy; no admissions numbers are published.

Families apply to Largy College directly, usually in the year before their child finishes sixth class; the school’s yearly admission notice gives the dates for applying and for its decisions.

A school with more applicants than places admits on the criteria in its admission policy, often brothers and sisters, the area it serves and, for post-primary schools, its feeder primaries. A family refused a place can appeal.

It is in DEIS, so it has extra support for pupils from disadvantaged areas.

Pupils
505
September, 2025/26
Since 2019/20
+23%
from 411 pupils

No figures on applications are published, but the roll shows demand: Largy College has grown by 23% since 2019/20. All the schools around Clones together changed by +8%.

Pupils since 2019/20

Largy College+23%
The post-primary schools around Clones+23%
All Irish post-primary schools+15%

Education (Admission to Schools) Act 2018; Department of Education enrolments 2019/20 and 2025/26 (preliminary).

Side by side with the nearest post-primary schools

2025/26

The nearest schools of the same kind, as the crow flies: their pupils, ethos and language. No results: none are published.

Of the 6 nearest post-primary schools, 4 have more pupils than Largy College. Since 2019/20 its roll has changed by +23%; 3 of the 6 grew faster.

Largy College505
St Aidans Comprehensive School654
St Bricin's College281
St. Louis532
Beech Hill College897
Monaghan Collegiate School234
St. Macartan's College617
SchoolPupilsSince 2019/20EthosLanguageDEISAway
Largy College505+23%Inter-denominationalEnglish✓
St Aidans Comprehensive School654+28%Inter-denominationalEnglish16 km
St Bricin's College281+53%Multi-denominationalEnglish17 km
St. Louis Secondary School532+3%CatholicEnglish18 km
Beech Hill College897+55%Multi-denominationalEnglish✓19 km
Monaghan Collegiate School234−10%Inter-denominationalEnglish20 km
St. Macartan's College617+3%CatholicEnglish20 km
The other 7 post-primary schools in Co. Monaghan
SchoolPupilsSince 2019/20EthosLanguageDEISAway
Coláiste Oiriall402+16%Multi-denominationalAll in Irish20 km
Ballybay Community College344−3%Multi-denominationalEnglish22 km
Our Lady's Secondary School883+24%CatholicEnglish32 km
Castleblayney College434+61%Multi-denominationalEnglish✓33 km
Inver College733+98%Multi-denominationalEnglish✓40 km
Patrician High School453−4%CatholicEnglish40 km
St Louis Secondary School414−21%CatholicEnglish40 km
Living nearby

Living in Clones

The town’s figures, not this street’s.

Median sale price
€135,000
82 sales, 2023–25, Property Price Register
Average rent
€1,028
a month, new tenancies in 2025 across Co. Monaghan

Homes in the H23 Eircode area

Housing in Clones →

The median sale price rose from €137,500 in 2023 to €182,500 in 2025 (+33%).

2023€137,500
2024€131,000
2025€182,500

New against second-hand, 2023 to 2025

New homes€198,600
Second-hand homes€151,900

Property Price Register sales in the H23 Eircode routing area, 2023 to 2025.

Renting in Co. Monaghan

Cost of living in Clones →

New tenancies in Co. Monaghan averaged €1,028 a month in 2025, against €921 in 2024 (+12%).

2024€921
2025€1,028

Residential Tenancies Board rent index, new tenancies, 2024 and 2025.

Clones, H23 FP82

Nearby

Post-primary schools near Largy College

Nearest first, as the crow flies, up to 25 km. Each school’s own admission policy decides who gets a place.

Questions about Largy College

Is Largy College a good school?

We don’t grade it: Ireland publishes no exam results school by school, and section 53 of the Education Act 1998 restricts comparing them. Its inspection reports on gov.ie, a visit and a talk with the principal will tell you more than any table could.

How many pupils does Largy College have?

505 pupils in 2025/26. That is +23% since 2019/20.

Does Largy College teach through Irish?

No: Largy College teaches in English, with Irish as a subject.

Who runs Largy College?

Largy College has a inter-denominational ethos. Its patron is Cavan & Monaghan ETB.

How do pupils get a place at Largy College?

Apply to the school directly. It publishes an admission policy and a yearly admission notice with its dates; if more children apply than it has places, it admits on the criteria in its policy.

Which schools of the same kind are near Largy College?

The nearest are St Aidans Comprehensive School (16 km), St Bricin's College (17 km) and St. Louis Secondary School (18 km).

Sources: Department of Education, school lists 2025/26 (preliminary) and enrolments since 2015/16, CC BY 4.0 · inspection reports on gov.ie, linked by roll number. Under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Facts from the Department of Education’s school lists. Listed with Clones; nothing here rates the school.

Contains Central Statistics Office (CSO) data, Census 2022, and Tailte Éireann boundaries (CSO Urban Areas, Small Areas, local electoral areas, constituencies), under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).