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Finaghy Road North Strengthening Works |
Finaghy Road North: Important Route InformationThe Roads Service together with Northern Ireland Railways is proposing to carry out important safety improvements to the railway bridge on Finaghy Road North. The work involves existing walls and fences being replaced with new safety barriers requiring the bridge itself to be strengthened. What this means for Parents and Students The bridge over the railway will be closed during July and August. Alternative routes via Blacks Road and Stockman's Lane will be signposted and closures advertised in advance. Pedestrians will not be able to walk over the bridge when works start, an alternative route will be provided adjacent to the bridge. A shuttle bus will also run 8am-8pm Mon-Sat between Ladybrook Park and Finaghy Cross Roads to cater for those with mobility difficulties. The work on the bridge will start in June and is planned to end during October. Further information on the proposed works and road closures can be obtained at: www.roadsni.gov.uk or by contacting Stephen Cash on 02890 253169. |
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Congratulations to Mr. G. Price who has been appointed Principal of Malone College.  Mr. G. Price |
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New Sports Complex and Special Needs Area |
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Christmas brought good news to Malone College. The Department of Education have agreed to fund the following additional buildings/alterations: Mr Gerry Coghlan, project manager with Scott Wilson has been tasked with proviiding a feasibility study for the Department to consider. The new project must also consider future building needs and be completed in such a way as to compliment a replacement building for Malone College. This is encouraging news for the College and I am hopeful that a new and more fit for purpose building will soon emerge. S. Leonard
Principal |
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Mr Smyth would like to thank everyone for using the library in such great numbers.
Library Opening times:
Mon - Thurs 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 3pm
Homework club runs in the library Tues - Thurs 3.05 - 4pm The library has been as popular as ever this year with the Guinness Book of Records 2008 the most requested book. The Library at Malone College now stocks over 8000 books, so there is something for everyone.
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