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Irish Senior Schools - 28/01/2011 to 29/01/2011 Results Limerick Swimming Club HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:09 AM 31/01/2011 Page 1 Irish Senior Schools - 28/01/2011 to 29/01/2011 Results Event 1 Girls 12-14 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 Kychygina, Katrin 14 Our Ladys School Terenure 1:07.13 1:07.22 2 Leonard, Alanah 14 Mount Lourdes 1:09.02 1:07.96 3 Keogh, Ruth 14 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:09.37 1:08.78 4 Mc Nevin, Ciara 14 Scoil Mhuire Longford-NT 1:09.08 1:09.93 5 Gavin, Aideen 14 Salerno-SC 1:11.92 1:12.33 6 Montgomery, Clara 14 Belfast Royal Academy 1:11.18 1:12.43 Event 1 Girls 12-14 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Kychygina, Katrin 14 Our Ladys School Terenure 1:08.27 1:07.13 q 2 Leonard, Alanah 14 Mount Lourdes 1:09.50 1:09.02 q 3 Mc Nevin, Ciara 14 Scoil Mhuire Longford-NT 1:12.26 1:09.08 q 4 Keogh, Ruth 14 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:08.63 1:09.37 q 5 Montgomery, Clara 14 Belfast Royal Academy 1:14.36 1:11.18 q 6 Gavin, Aideen 14 Salerno-SC 1:13.97 1:11.92 q 7 Speers, Jemma 14 Sullivan Upper School 1:13.99 1:12.99 8 Ni Cheallaigh, Lorna 14 Presentation Clonmel 1:12.05 1:13.89 9 Finn, Kate 13 Calasanctius College Oranmore-SC 1:14.14 1:14.35 10 Cautley, Jasmine 13 Loreto Abbey Dalkey 1:16.32 1:15.23 11 Costelloe, Rachel 14 Cresent Comp Limk 1:19.28 1:15.53 12 Keogh, Aoife 14 Sancta Maria College 1:17.42 1:15.66 13 McShane, Nicola 14 The Teresian School 1:17.06 1:16.03 14 Costello, Katie 13 Schools 1:18.10 1:16.04 15 Claffey, Emer 13 Calasanctius College Oranmore-SC 1:18.14 1:16.10 16 Sheridan, Chloe 14 Sacaret Haert School Westport 1:15.80 1:16.41 17 Garvey, Ayesha 13 Lumen Christi 1:19.68 1:16.63 18 O'Boyle, Sarah 14 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:17.78 1:17.15 *19 Kilgarriff, Saoirse 13 Loreto College Stephens Green 1:15.24 1:17.38 *19 Desmond, Tara 13 St Aloysius Cork 1:17.10 1:17.38 21 Tuohy, Anna 14 ST Josephs School Castlebar-SC 1:17.94 1:18.35 22 Reid, Emma 12 Regent 1:18.48 1:18.95 23 Murphy, Ellen 13 Davitt College Cbar-SC 1:19.29 1:19.95 Event 2 Boys 12-14 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 McEneaney, Evan 14 Castleknock Community College 1:05.12 1:04.59 2 Mooney, Joseph 14 Sligo Grammar-SC 1:06.59 1:05.16 3 Corby, Alan 14 Salesian Coll 1:07.42 1:06.82 4 Doyle, Benjamin 13 Belvedere College 1:07.50 1:07.74 5 Gillen, Cormac 14 Lumen Christi 1:07.95 1:08.35 6 Richardson, James 14 Coleraine Academical 1:09.85 1:12.29 Event 2 Boys 12-14 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 McEneaney, Evan 14 Castleknock Community College 1:05.79 1:05.12 q 2 Mooney, Joseph 14 Sligo Grammar-SC 1:08.53 1:06.59 q 3 Corby, Alan 14 Salesian Coll 1:09.34 1:07.42 q Limerick Swimming Club HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:09 AM 31/01/2011 Page 2 Irish Senior Schools - 28/01/2011 to 29/01/2011 Results Preliminaries ... (Event 2 Boys 12-14 100 SC Meter Backstroke) Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time 4 Doyle, Benjamin 13 Belvedere College 1:07.97 1:07.50 q 5 Gillen, Cormac 14 Lumen Christi 1:11.49 1:07.95 q 6 Richardson, James 14 Coleraine Academical 1:10.84 1:09.85 q 7 Dowling, David 14 Calasanctius College Oranmore-SC 1:11.28 1:10.21 8 Warby, Cian 14 Community College Athlone 1:10.28 1:10.43 9 O'Sullivan, Bryan 13 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:12.46 1:10.97 10 Twomey, Robert 14 C.B.C. Cork 1:12.56 1:11.09 11 Curran, Ben 13 Good Counsel New Ross 1:13.51 1:11.31 12 McEneaney, Jake 14 Castleknock Community College 1:11.61 1:11.50 13 Mc Closkey, Daire 14 Summerhill College Sligo-SC 1:13.50 1:12.54 14 Baine, Calum 14 Royal School Dungannon 1:13.17 1:13.23 15 Madden, Ciaran 13 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:14.80 1:13.59 16 Burke, Ruairi 14 St. Joseph's, Bish. Galway-SC 1:13.23 1:14.69 17 Murphy, Luke 14 Castleknock Community College 1:15.47 1:15.56 --- Mc Gurrin, Condlae 14 ST Muredachs Ballina 1:15.03 DQ --- O'Rourke, Darragh 13 De La Salle Waterford 1:12.23 DQ Event 3 Girls 15-16 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 Cassidy, Emma 16 St Angelas Cork 1:07.88 1:05.87 2 Keaveney, Shona 15 Ursuline College Sligo-SC 1:07.79 1:07.17 3 Ni Cheallaigh, Aisling 16 Presentation Clonmel 1:08.03 1:09.40 4 Ryan, Siobhan 16 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:09.66 1:10.26 5 O'Reilly-Collins, Sionann 16 Community College Athlone 1:09.03 1:10.38 6 Barrett, Eva 15 The High School 1:12.72 1:10.92 Event 3 Girls 15-16 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Keaveney, Shona 15 Ursuline College Sligo-SC 1:09.76 1:07.79 q 2 Cassidy, Emma 16 St Angelas Cork 1:06.05 1:07.88 q 3 Ni Cheallaigh, Aisling 16 Presentation Clonmel 1:09.99 1:08.03 q 4 O'Reilly-Collins, Sionann 16 Community College Athlone 1:09.54 1:09.03 q 5 Ryan, Siobhan 16 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:10.07 1:09.66 q 6 Barrett, Eva 15 The High School 1:12.11 1:12.72 q 7 Reid, Aisling 16 Dominican College Griffith Ave 1:14.95 1:12.75 8 Sharkey, Sarah 15 Victoria College 1:17.33 1:16.27 9 Blewitt, Stephanie 15 John the Baptist CC 1:17.00 1:18.50 10 Mc Guinness, Tara 15 Salerno-SC 1:18.17 1:18.56 11 Keaveney, Laura 16 Ursuline College Sligo-SC 1:18.95 1:18.59 Event 4 Boys 15-16 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 O'Sullivan, Brian 16 Clongowes Wood College 1:00.97 58.36 2 O'Sullivan, Brian 16 Dundalk Grammar School 1:00.67 1:00.33 3 Fitzgibbon, Luke 15 Good Counsel New Ross 1:00.71 1:00.34 4 Gibbons, Brendan 16 Community College Athlone 1:02.65 1:03.13 5 Galloway, Nicky 16 Banbridge Academy 1:03.84 1:04.05 6 Mc Evoy, Adam 16 Gael Cholaiste an Chlair 1:04.15 1:05.18 Limerick Swimming Club HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:09 AM 31/01/2011 Page 3 Irish Senior Schools - 28/01/2011 to 29/01/2011 Results Event 4 Boys 15-16 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 O'Sullivan, Brian 16 Dundalk Grammar School 1:00.92 1:00.67 q 2 Fitzgibbon, Luke 15 Good Counsel New Ross 1:01.13 1:00.71 q 3 O'Sullivan, Brian 16 Clongowes Wood College 59.48 1:00.97 q 4 Gibbons, Brendan 16 Community College Athlone 1:04.61 1:02.65 q 5 Galloway, Nicky 16 Banbridge Academy 1:05.80 1:03.84 q 6 Mc Evoy, Adam 16 Gael Cholaiste an Chlair 1:05.26 1:04.15 q 7 McNally, Stephen 16 Sullivan Upper School 1:05.82 1:05.05 8 Galvin, Evan 16 Marist College Athlone-SC 1:05.41 1:05.14 9 Smyth, Conor 15 St. Joseph's, Bish. Galway-SC 1:07.36 1:07.02 10 O'Boyle, Brian 15 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:10.49 1:07.24 11 Mullen, Keith 15 Coola V S Sligo-SC 1:08.23 1:07.28 12 Melaugh, Terry 16 Lumen Christi 1:08.28 1:07.69 13 Welartne, Oliver 16 St Flannans College 1:10.40 1:08.23 14 Frizzell, Ryan 15 Campbell College 1:02.66 1:10.34 15 O'Donovan, Gary 16 Pres Cork 1:09.81 1:10.53 16 Beatty, Ronan 15 Cresent Comp Limk 1:11.85 1:10.98 17 Hooton, Joseph 15 Ballincollig CS 1:09.95 1:11.42 Event 5 Girls 17-19 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 Kennedy, Grainne 17 Dominican College Galway-SC 1:08.58 1:09.75 2 Sheehy, Emma 17 Rice College 1:11.93 1:11.10 3 Kilgallon, Sarah 17 Mount ST Michael C/M 1:14.73 1:12.67 4 Horkan, Kerrie 18 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:11.32 1:14.96 5 Farnsworth, Alyssa 18 Bruce College Cork 1:15.67 1:15.76 6 Kelly, Shannon 17 Mount Sackville 1:17.40 1:17.72 Event 5 Girls 17-19 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Kennedy, Grainne 17 Dominican College Galway-SC 1:08.58 1:08.58 q 2 Horkan, Kerrie 18 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:11.32 1:11.32 q 3 Sheehy, Emma 17 Rice College 1:11.93 1:11.93 q 4 Kilgallon, Sarah 17 Mount ST Michael C/M 1:14.73 1:14.73 q 5 Farnsworth, Alyssa 18 Bruce College Cork 1:15.67 1:15.67 q 6 Kelly, Shannon 17 Mount Sackville 1:17.40 1:17.40 q Event 6 Boys 17-19 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 Sloan, Jordan 18 Sullivan Upper School 1:02.21 58.17 2 Campbell, Luke 18 Methodist College 1:01.31 58.81 3 Prendergast, David 17 St Kierans College Kilkenny 1:01.88 1:01.33 4 Dowling, Luke 17 St Michaels College 1:04.58 1:04.36 5 Mc Nulty, Ross 18 Pres Cork 1:03.65 1:04.48 6 Heery, Michael 17 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:03.65 1:04.55 Limerick Swimming Club HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 3.0 - 11:09 AM 31/01/2011 Page 4 Irish Senior Schools - 28/01/2011 to 29/01/2011 Results Event 6 Boys 17-19 100 SC Meter Backstroke Name Age Team Seed Time Prelim Time Preliminaries 1 Campbell, Luke 18 Methodist College 59.64 1:01.31 q 2 Prendergast, David 17 St Kierans College Kilkenny 1:01.38 1:01.88 q 3 Sloan, Jordan 18 Sullivan Upper School 1:04.18 1:02.21 q 4 Daly, Tim 17 Pres Cork 1:02.62 1:03.00 q 5 Mulcahy, Cian 17 Hewitt College Cork 1:02.43 1:03.42 q *6 Heery, Michael 17 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:02.51 1:03.65 q *6 Mc Nulty, Ross 18 Pres Cork 1:07.94 1:03.65 q Swim-Off Required 8 Murphy, Tiarnan 17 Colaiste Eanna 1:05.62 1:04.48 9 Dowling, Luke 17 St Michaels College 1:04.95 1:04.58 10 Hudson, Luke 17 St Declans College 1:09.55 1:08.25 11 O'Connell, Richard 17 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:10.70 1:10.02 12 O'Boyle, Peter 18 Ballymahon Longford-SC 1:07.65 1:10.19 13 McClean, Shane 17 St Columbs College 1:10.40 1:10.39 14 Gleeson, Eoin 18 Rice College 1:13.66 1:11.94 15 McAree, Peter 17 St McCartans 1:12.50 1:13.35 16 Mc Nulty, Alex 17 Pres Cork 1:13.56 1:15.18 17 Carrigy, Peter 17 Pres Cork 1:13.56 1:16.87 Event 7 Girls 12-14 100 SC Meter Breaststroke Name Age Team Prelim Time Finals Time Finals 1 Crowley, Sarah 13 Colaiste Treasa 1:23.38 1:20.89 2 Staunton, Fiona 14 Salerno-SC 1:21.25 1:21.16 3 Sheehan, Karen 14 Loreto,Fermoy 1:23.30 1:22.65 4 McIlwaine, Kirsty 13 Colaiste Ailigh Letterkenny 1:23.19 1:22.70 5 Walsh, Keena 14 Scoil Iognaid-NT 1:22.64 1:23.05 6 Kelly-Byrne, Alyson 13 St Colmcilles Community
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