
School principal ‘touched many young lives in a positive way’
A former principal of a Jobstown school has been remembered as an absolute gentleman who “touched so many young lives in such a positive and meaningful way”.
Michael Murphy, who served as principal of Saint Thomas’ Senior National School, died “peacefully surrounded by his loving family” on Thursday, November 20.
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