St Ultan's Campus is overseen by two dedicated boards who provide governance across our care and education services, safeguarding the highest standards of accountability, oversight and support for every child and family in Cherry Orchard.
Our campus brings care and education together under one roof, guided by two boards working side by side to serve the children, families and community of Cherry Orchard.
A Board of Management for our school and a Board of Directors for our care and community services. The two boards share a chairperson and hold joint meetings every quarter.
Our boards set the strategic direction, provide financial oversight and uphold safeguarding and governance across every service we offer.
Our boards share a deep commitment to the children, families and wider community of Cherry Orchard, and to its future.
The Board of Management oversees the running of St Ultan's Primary School on behalf of the patron and school community.
The Board of Directors of St Ultan's Childcare Project provides governance and strategic leadership for the nursery, early years, care and community services across St Ultan's Campus.
Ruairi is a Chartered Accountant by profession and has worked at a senior level in a wide range of organisations in the private and not-for-profit sectors.
Ruairi has 20 years' experience as a City Councillor on Dublin City Council.
Ruairi has been Chair of the Board since 2020 and is also Chair of the Board of Management of St Ultan's Primary School. He is a non-executive Director of a number of companies.
Brendan is a former Deputy Chief Executive of Dublin City Council. Most of his Local Government career was spent in the area of Housing and Social Inclusion, and he had a significant role in the Cherry Orchard area over the years, including an involvement in the original planning and construction of the St Ultan's School.
Since he retired from Dublin City Council in 2021, Brendan has taken on a number of voluntary board and charity roles in the Dublin area.
A Cherry Orchard native and mother of two boys, one a past pupil of St Ultan's now in post-primary and a preschooler eager to begin his journey there, I spent over 20 years working in Funds Administration in Dublin's IFSC.
I am a recent UCD graduate with a Certificate in Women, Gender, and Social Justice, with plans to further my studies. My community and governance experience includes currently serving as the Cherry Orchard Community Representative on the Liffey Partnership Board of Directors and advocating for a new building on St Seton's Secondary School's An Tús Nua committee.
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