75 Years Alive and Flourishing
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To commemorate
the 75th Anniversary of the SCC, the much anticipated 75th Anniversary book is now available! It's a beautifully written production and is wonderfully presented in easily digested sections that enable the reader to dip in and out of the book at any point.
Entitled '75 Years Alive and Flourishing', this is the most extensive history
of the Sports and Cultural Council since its establishment. The book
offers an overview of the major developments that have marked the
SCC’s progress since 1935. Many past and present committee members,
as well as notable personalities have writing articles for the book.
Featuring lots
of stories, memories, historical facts and photographs, this is a must
have for any SCC enthusiast! Whether you attended a CDVEC centre / SCC
event 50 years ago or just started this year, we are sure that you will
find it of interest.
In particular, editor Jim Cooke provides us with wonderful historical insights into the Tailteann Games, the first President of the Central Students’ Union and the first Chairperson of Central Students’ Union (CSU - now called the SCC).The aim of the book is to create an account of SCC’s
first 75 years for historians.
- Published: May 2010
- Editor: Mr. Jim Cooke
- Front & Back
Cover Photography: Mr. Steve Perry
- Printed by: Manor Press Ltd.
Kylemore College Krew (KCK) Radio - SCC 75th Anniversary Special
March 2010
KCK Radio is proud to present a special hour long feature to mark the 75 year anniversary of the City of Dublin VEC Sports and Cultural Council. This programme charts the journey through the 75 year history of the SCC and includes interviews with; Jim Cooke, a retired teacher and historian who has been commissioned to produce a 75th anniversary book and Vincent Sammon, retired director of the Prison Education Service. The Kylemore College Krew also spoke to Jacinta Stewart SCC President and CEO of CDVEC, Eithne Davey SCC Chairperson & Jim O Dea SCC Secretary about the internal workings of the SCC committee. Contributions on the Sports and Cultural activities of the SCC come from Joe Vaughan, Richie Barrett, Jim O Connell, Frank Allen & Stephen Perry. The students involved in the making of this programme were Troy Curtis & Luke Smyth (1st year) and Jessica Curley, Aaron Murphy & Keith Swaine (2nd year). The advertisement for Mary J Styles fashions in Ballyfermot was created by students from transition year class 401 and was the winning project in a radio advertising module undertaken by these students this year. We hope you enjoy this very special KCK programme marking a milestone for a unique organisation in the Irish education system.
This programme was produced by the five students mentioned above with the assistance of Alan Kelly, production manager and music teacher in Kylemore College.
Podcast - [ MP3 Download ] 55 MB
For further information on the KCK Radio project, visit their website.