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((Short description|Private school for boys in Cork, Ireland))
((About||other schools of the same name|Presentation College (disambiguation)))
((more citations needed|date = October 2019 ))
((Use dmy dates|date=August 2021))
((Use Hiberno-English|date=August 2021))
((Infobox school
 | name                    = PBC Cork
 | image                   = PBC Cork Logo.jpg
 | image_size              = 100px
 | motto                   = [[Viriliter Age]]
 | motto_translation       = “Act Courageously ”
 | coordinates             = ((coord|51.8976|N|08.4851|W|region:IE-C_type:edu|display=inline,title))
 | established             = 1878
 | other_names             = ((lang-ga|Coláiste na Toirbhirte)) and Pres
 | type                    = private, fee paying
 | religion                = [[Roman Catholic]]
 | principal               = David Barry
 | enrolment               = 720, approx. (120 per year group)
 | enrolment_as_of         = 
 | gender                  = Boys
 | free_label              = 
 | free_text               = 
 | colors                  = Black White and Purple
 | location                = Mardyke, [[Cork (city)|Cork]]
 | country                 = Ireland
 | website                 = https://www.pbc-cork.ie/
))
[[File:ShareCrib2006.jpg|thumb|A Pres student collecting outside the Crib in Daunt Square, as part of the 2006 SHARE Fast.]]

'''Presentation Brothers College''' ('''PBC Cork''') (((lang-ga|Coláiste na Toirbhirte)); colloquially known as '''Pres''') is a [[Catholic]], boys, private fee-paying secondary school in [[Cork (city)|Cork]], Ireland. As of 2020, Presentation Brothers College was ranked as the top boys secondary school in Ireland<ref>((cite news | url=https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-best-schools-in-ireland-how-parents-play-a-key-role-jrz5zj80p | title=The best schools in Ireland — how parents play a key role | first=William | last=Burton | date=27 September 2020 | access-date=23 August 2021))</ref> and regularly places first in the annual top performing schools table rankings conducted by The Irish Times.<ref>((Cite news|url=https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/fee-payers-are-top-performers-wc9lz6z3g|title=Fee payers are top performers))</ref>

== History ==
The college was founded by the [[Presentation Brothers]] in 1878, in the South Mall. Soon afterwards it moved to the [[Grand Parade, Cork|Grand Parade]] and, in 1887, to the Western Road. In 1985, the college moved to a new building on the Mardyke on the site of the college's rugby facilities; the Western Road premises is now owned and used by [[University College Cork|UCC]]. The college has developed new rugby facilities at Dennehy's Cross and uses Shandon Boat Club for rowing.

In 1969, Jerome Kelly returned home from missionary work in the [[West Indies]] and was appointed principal of the college.<ref name="About">((cite web|url= http://www.sharecork.org/about.html|title= About|access-date= 2007-12-25|publisher= SHARE|url-status= dead|archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20071006085447/http://www.sharecork.org/about.html|archive-date= 2007-10-06))</ref> He organised a series of workshops, in which the students of Presentation College were encouraged to think globally and act locally:<ref name= "About"/>

((Blockquote|"Imbuing teenagers with a sense of responsibility and social consciousness is a vital part of any education, and it was with this in mind that Brother Jerome sent his senior Pres students out to walk the streets of Cork..."<ref name="Examiner05">((cite news | title = PBC Cork celebrating 125 years | work = Newspaper Supplement | publisher = [[The Irish Examiner]] | page = 6 "Sharing and Caring" | author = Michèle Horgan | date = 2005-01-10 ))</ref>))

The result was the founding of the charity ''[[Students Harness Aid for the Relief of the Elderly]]'' in 1970.<ref name= "About"/> SHARE expanded and now includes pupils from other [[secondary school]]s in Cork city.<ref name= "About"/>

In 2005, the ''Preslink'' organisation was founded in the school; a group of [[Junior Certificate|junior students]] whose stated aim is to forge links with other Presentation Brothers communities.<ref name = "NewsS06">''Presentation Brothers College Newsletter'', p 7, June 2006</ref> In 2006, the organisation received an "Edmund Rice Award", which recognises groups that work to improve the lives of others.<ref name = "NewsS06"/>

In November 2009, ownership of the school, along with seven other Presentation Brothers schools in Ireland, was handed over to a group of lay trustees<ref name= "Ownership">((cite web |url= https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-20106400.html|title= Presentation Brothers hand over to lay trustees|date= 26 November 2009|access-date=2009-11-26| publisher=[[The Irish Examiner]]))</ref>

It is one of the few private fee paying schools in Cork.<ref>https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59a6b548d2b857a0be094c95/t/61936c72686ae76953b53c97/1637051507681/Payment+of+Fees+Schedule+Oct+21.pdf ((bare URL PDF|date=April 2023))</ref>

== Curriculum ==
((See also|Education in the Republic of Ireland))
[[File:Micheál_Martin,_December_2022.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Mícheál Martin TD, former Taoiseach and former teacher at Presentation Brothers College, Cork|Mícheál Martin TD, former Taoiseach and former teacher at Presentation Brothers College, Cork]]
The school offers both the [[Junior Certificate|Junior]] and [[Irish Leaving Certificate|Leaving Certificate]] cycles. The current curriculum teaches first years [[religion]]; [[Irish (Junior Cert)|Irish]] as [[Second language|L2]]; [[English studies|English]] as [[First language|L1]]; [[Mathematics (Junior Cert)|mathematics]]; [[Latin]]; [[French language|French]] as [[Second language|L2]]; [[German language|German]] as [[Second language|L2]]; [[science]]; [[business studies]]; [[History (Junior Cert)|history]] ; [[geography]]; [[Civic, Social and Political Education|CSPE]]; [[Personal, Social and Health Education|SPHE]]; [[art]]; and [[physical education]]. In second year, the students may choose to drop two of the [[Second language|L2]] foreign languages. Unusually for a private school, streaming is not used until third year.((or-inline|date=August 2023))

After completing the [[Junior Certificate]], the college requires students to complete a mandatory [[Transition Year]]. In fifth year, students begin the Leaving Cert cycle. At the [[Irish Leaving Certificate|Leaving Certificate]] level, the college offers a wide range of courses. [[Irish language|Irish]] as [[Second language|L2]], [[English studies|English]] [[First language|L1]] and [[mathematics]] are compulsory. One language must be taken from [[French language|French]] as [[Second language|L2]], [[German language|German]] as [[Second language|L2]] and [[Latin]]. Any three optional subjects may be taken from the sciences ([[physics]], [[chemistry]], [[biology]]), the businesses ([[business studies]], [[accounting]], [[economics]]), [[history]], [[art]], [[applied mathematics]], [[geography]], politics and society and [[Religious Studies|religion]].

== Rugby ==
[[File:Ronan_O'Gara_2009.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Ronan O'Gara, past pupil of Presentation Brothers College Cork|Ronan O'Gara, past pupil of Presentation Brothers College Cork]]
The college sport is [[rugby union]]. ((As of|2023)), the college has won 31 [[Munster Schools Senior Cup|Senior Schools Cup]]s and 31 [[Munster Schools Junior Cup|Junior Schools Cup]]s  respectively, and has produced 22 Irish Rugby Internationals. In 2007, the school won both the Senior Schools Cup and the Junior Schools Cup (the first time they had won both in the same year since 1995, when [[Ronan O'Gara]] was the Senior Captain). Six players have played for the [[British and Irish Lions|Lions]] - Tom Kiernan (1962 & Captain in 1968 ), Jerry Walsh (1966), [[Mike Kiernan|Michael Kiernan]] (1983), Ronan O'Gara (2001, 2005 & 2009), [[Simon Zebo]] (2013) and [[Peter O'Mahony]] (2017).

In March 2014, PBC won the Junior Schools Cup for the first time in five years in a 17–12 win over [[Crescent College|Crescent]].((fact|date=August 2023))

The school participates in a number of Munster under-age School-Boy competitions: McCarthy Cup A, B & B Schools (U-15), The Junior Schools Cup (U-16), The Kidney Cup (Junior B), The Bowen Shield & B Schools (U-18), The Barry Cup (Senior B), and The Senior Schools Cup (U-19). Pres have won every cup at some point and several teams have won every competition.((Citation needed|date=December 2007))

The school playing fields are located at Dennehy's Cross, Wilton. There are 4 pitches, one walled and one flood-lit.

== Extra-curricular activities and sport ==

=== Drama ===
[[File:Cillian_Murphy_2010.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Actor Cillian Murphy, past pupil of Presentation Brothers College Cork|Actor Cillian Murphy, past pupil of Presentation Brothers College Cork]]
The college drama society performs one production of a dramatic play annually. This is very often the play studied by [[Leaving Certificate|Leaving Cert]] students of that academic year. Previous productions have included ''[[Sive (play)|Sive]]'' (2013) and ''[[All My Sons]]'' (2014).((citation needed|date=April 2019))

=== Sciences ===
In 2012, three students were invited to partake in the European Science and Maths Olympiad, based on their Junior Certificate results in Maths and Science. These students participated in the Olympiad in [[Dublin City University|DCU]].((fact|date=August 2023))
In 2004, the Pres team won the first Cork Robotics Competition for Schools, which was launched by the Cork Electronics Industry Association (CEIA) at the National Software Centre in Mahon Point.((fact|date=August 2023))

=== Rowing ===
PBC has had a number of students who have been members of the various Cork [[Rowing (sport)|rowing]] clubs since 1890,((fact|date=August 2023)) some of whom have won Irish Championships with these clubs but never as Pres College Rowing Club.((fact|date=August 2023)) In 1985, the Presentation College Rowing Club was registered officially for the first time with the [[Irish Amateur Rowing Union]] and began rowing out of [[Shandon Boat Club]] on the Marina. The equipment used was bought second-hand from Dungarvan Rowing Club. In its existence to date, the club was a tennant of both Cork Boat Club and Lee Rowing Club, but has subsequently returned to Shandon Boat Club.((fact|date=August 2023)) The club now owns 3 eights, 4 fours, 3 pairs and 7 singles along with a selection of blades, coaching launches and a boat trailer.((fact|date=August 2023))

=== Other sports ===
Other sports played at the college include [[basketball]], [[cricket]], [[Gaelic Athletic Association|GAA]], [[soccer]] and [[golf]]. The school has won the GAA Lord Mayor's Cup five times in the last six years.((when?|date=August 2023)) The school golf team has also won the Cork County Championship consecutively in 2006 and 2007. PBC reached the All-Ireland basketball U-16s cup final for the first time in 2009 and defeated St. Columbs college from Derry to win PBC's first ever All-Ireland. The school has also won several soccer titles, including Cork Cups at First Year, Minor, Junior and Senior level.((fact|date=August 2023)) In February 2015, PBC won the Munster Schools Senior Cup.((fact|date=August 2023))

== Selected alumni ==
((unreferenced section|date = October 2019 ))

=== Business ===
* [[Ben Dunne (entrepreneur)|Ben Dunne]], businessman

=== Law ===
*[[Liam McKechnie]], Justice of the [[Supreme Court of Ireland]]

=== Media ===
* [[Michael Clifford (journalist)|Michael Clifford]], author and investigative journalist <ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.irishexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/arid-20179288.html|title = Private school subsidies a public disgrace|date = 7 January 2012))</ref>
* [[Cathal Coughlan (musician)|Cathal Coughlan]], singer, songwriter and keyboard player in the bands [[The Fatima Mansions]] and [[Microdisney]]
* [[George Hook]], journalist
* [[Fergal Keane]], [[BBC]] television journalist/author
* [[David Marcus (writer)|David Marcus]], novelist and literary editor
* [[Cillian Murphy]], actor
* [[Seán Ó Faoláin]], author and [[short story]] writer
* [[Eoghan Harris]]

=== Politics ===
* [[Daniel Corkery (author)|Daniel Corkery]], writer, Professor of English at [[University College Cork|UCC]] and Senator.((Citation needed|date=July 2008))<!-- (Corkery did not in fact attend Presntation Brothers' College but the now-defunct South Monastery school, Cork, which was also run by the Presentation Brothers.) -->
* [[Barry Desmond]], former [[Minister for Health (Ireland)|Minister for Health]] and [[Minister for Social Protection|Minister for Social Welfare]].
* [[Fergus Finlay]], political adviser, author and journalist.((Citation needed|date=January 2014))
* [[Gene Fitzgerald]], TD, [[Minister for Labour (Ireland)|Minister for Labour]], [[Minister for Transport (Ireland)|Minister for the Public Service]] and [[Minister for Finance (Ireland)|Minister for Finance]].
* [[Gerald Goldberg]], [[solicitor]] and first [[Jewish]] [[Lord Mayor]] of Cork.
* [[Eoghan Harris]],  former [[Nominated members of Seanad Éireann|Senator (Ireland)]] and columnist
* [[Michael O'Leary (politician)|Michael O'Leary]], former [[Tánaiste]], former leader of the [[Labour Party (Ireland)|Labour Party]], former [[Fine Gael]] TD.

=== Rugby ===
* [[Michael Bradley (rugby union, born 1962)|Michael Bradley]] capped 40 times for Ireland [[Rugby Union]], 15 times as captain, current coach at Edinburgh
* [[Marney Cunningham]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International and catholic priest
*[[Alex Kendellen|Alex Kendellan]]
* [[Declan Kidney]], former head coach of the [[Ireland national rugby union team|Irish national rugby team]] and former head coach of the [[Munster Rugby|Munster rugby team]] 
* [[Mike Kiernan]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International and [[British and Irish Lions]] team member
* [[Tom Kiernan]], Irish [[Rugby Union]] International and [[British and Irish Lions]] team member.
* [[Mick O'Driscoll]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International.
* [[Ronan O'Gara]], former Irish  [[Rugby Union]] International and [[British and Irish Lions]] team member.
* [[Peter O'Mahony]], current Irish [[Rugby Union]] International.
* [[Niall Scannell]], current [[Munster Rugby]] squad member
* [[Rory Scannell]], current [[Munster Rugby]] squad member
* [[Frankie Sheahan]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International.
* [[Peter Stringer]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International.
* [[Jerry Walsh]], former Irish [[Rugby Union]] International and [[British and Irish Lions]] team member
* [[Simon Zebo]], current [[Munster Rugby]] squad member

=== Other sport ===
* [[Alan Bennett (footballer, born 1981)|Alan Bennett]], current [[Cork City FC]] and Ireland [[soccer]] player
* [[John Browne (hurler)|John Browne]], holder of three All-Ireland Hurling medals (1999, 2004 & 2005)
* [[Noel Cantwell]], former Irish [[Football (soccer)|Football]] Captain, and captain of the 1963 [[FA Cup]] winners.
* [[Brian Clifford]], Swimmer, competed in the men's 1500 metre freestyle at the 1972 Summer Olympic Games. Brian was still a pupil at Pres at the time
* [[Eoin Cotter]] Gaelic footballer, All-Ireland Football medal winner 2010
* [[Dick Fitzgerald (Gaelic footballer)|Dick Fitzgerald]] Gaelic footballer & Winner of five All-Ireland Football medals, [[Fitzgerald Stadium]] in Kerry is named after him
* [[Caoimhín Kelleher]], Liverpool FC goalkeeper
* [[Brian Lenihan (footballer)|Brian Lenihan]], former [[Cork City F.C.|Cork City FC]], [[Hull City A.F.C.|Hull City FC]] and Ireland soccer player
* [[Jack Short (cricketer)|Jack Short]], cricketer for Ireland from 1974&ndash;1984

== Notable staff ==
* [[Jim Corr (politician)|Jim Corr]], former TD and former Lord Mayor of Cork.
* [[Micheál Martin]],<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-20143606.html|title = Ready for the long road and long term|date = 29 January 2011| work = Irish Examiner | quote = [Micheál Martin] was flung into a campaign which would soon see him leave his new substitute teaching post at Presentation Brothers' College.))</ref> former Taoiseach
* [[Pádraig Ó Caoimh]], Irish soldier and long-time administrator of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). [[Páirc Uí Chaoimh]], the home of the [[Cork GAA]], is named after him.
* [[William Wall (writer)|William Wall]], novelist, poet and short story

== References ==
((Reflist))

== External links ==
* [http://www.pbc-cork.ie/ PBC Cork homepage]

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