St. Comhghall's College was a Roman Catholic co-educational school providing secondary level education to pupils from age 12 to 18 years.
The school was officially unveiled in January 2017 and the event was attended by special guests such as Monsignor Joseph McGuinness and DUP Leader Arlene Foster.
St. Comhghall's College made local headlines in 1996 after the Under 16 boys team won the All-Ireland.
There are safeguards for parents, for pupils and for staff[6]This merger happened in 2017 with St. Aiden's Derrylin being allowed to stay open and serve the local community with education up to GCSE level.
In the President's address to the student body of the college, she recalled the bad old days when people were forced by poverty and politics to emigrate.
The present, however, was different: "By some kind of a miracle, things are beginning to come together", she said, "not by coincidence but by sheer hard work and you young people, you will rove to us and show us the reality which is what Ireland should be like, that there is peace and prosperity.