Here are the most improved schools in each county

A school in Dublin dominated the Sunday Independent School League tables.

Assumption High School in Walkinstown is at the top of the list examining the percentage of students entering tertiary education.

Nationally, four schools sent all their students to college or university.

Here are the most improved schools in each county:

CARLOW

The CBS St Mary Academy sent 75% of its students to the third level last year, up from 40% ten years ago.

CAVAN

The Breifne Joint College sent 45% of students to the third level last year, up from 31% in 2009.

CLARE

At Scariff Community College, 94% of students left the mixed school to attend university or college courses across the country last year, compared to 64% 10 years ago.

CORK

Deerpark CBS in Cork is the most advanced school in the city and county. Last year, 75% of the boys in the school moved to the third level. That's 20% 10 years ago.

DONEGAL

Crana College in Buncrana is the most improved school, having sent 76% of the students to the third cycle last year. In 2009, 48% of students moved to the third level.

DUBLIN

Walkinstown Assumption High School is the most advanced school in Dublin City and the country. They sent 100% of their students to the third level last year, compared to 42% ten years ago.

In the county, the Fingal Community College in Swords is the most advanced school. They sent 69% of their students to the third level last year, an increase of 33% over the last 10 years.

GALWAY

Last year, the Galway Community College sent 71% of its students to graduate, compared to 21% in 2009, making it the county's most performing school.

KERRY

Castleisland Community College is Kerry's most advanced school. The mixed school sent 89% of its students to the third level last year, compared to 62% in 2009.

KILDARE

Last year, the mixed secondary school St Paul Monasterevin sent 62% of its students to the third degree. In 2009, only 13% of students went to the third level.

KILKENNY

79% of Scoil Aireagail students at Ballyhale moved to the third level last year, up from 51% in 2009.

LAOIS

Clonaslee College sent 91% of its students to the third level last year, compared to 70% 10 years ago.

Leitrim

The Ballinamore Community School sent 79% of its students to graduate level last year, compared to 59% in 2009.

LIMERICK

The most improved facility in Co Limerick is Sexton Street CBS, which sent 67% of its students to the third level last year. In 2009, 31% of students went to the third level.

LONGFORD

Lanesboro Community College is Longford's most improved school, with 76% of its students graduating last year. This is an increase of 52% in 2009.

LOUTH

The Sacred Heart School of Drogheda sent 100% of students to the third level last year, up from 76% 10 years ago, making it the most improved school in the county.

MAYO

Muredach's College, Ballina sent 100% of its students to the third level last year, up from 59% 10 years ago.

The meat

Gormanstown College's combined college sent 84% of its students to the third level in 2018, compared to 60% 10 years ago.

MONAGHAN

The Ballybay Community College, a mixed church school of Ireland, saw 78% of its students go to graduate school last year, up from 69% in 2009.

Offaly

Banagher College, Cola Na Sionna, sent 90% of its students to the third level last year. In 2009, 50% of students in the school went to the third level.

ROSCOMMON

Roscommon CBS is the most improved school in the county. Last year, 98% of students left school for the third level, up from 66% in 2009.

SLIGO

Tubbercurry sent 86% of its students to graduate level last year, up from 70% in 2009.

TIPPERARY

Presentation Secondary School, Clonmel is the most improved school in the county. Last year, 96% of its students went on to graduate school. In 2009, they sent 49% of their students to the third level.

WATERFORD

Our Lady of Mercy High School in Waterford City sent all of its students to the third level last year, compared to 69% in 2009.

WESTMEATH

Mercy Secondary School in Kilbeggan sent 84% of its students to graduate, an increase from 60% in 2009.

WEXFORD

Presentation The Wexford Town High School is the county 's most advanced school, with 86% of students enrolled in third grade last year. This represents a 55% increase in 2009.

WICKLOW

Colaist Chraobh Abhann sent 70% of his students to the third level last year, compared to 18% ten years ago.