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ALL COMPETITORS NATIONAL FINALS WEEK 1 AUG 2016 Girls ALL COMPETITORS NATIONAL FINALS WEEK 1 AUG 2016 Girls Art Bonnie Moloney - Cratloe U8 Aoibheann Roughan - Ruan U10 Vivienne O'Sullivan - Tulla U12 Julia Szoja - Killaloe U14 Kaylee Cahill - Tulla U16 Boys Art Ruairi McGowan - Quin/Clooney U8 Patrick Lenane - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U10 Harry Monahan - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U12 David Meaney - Clarecastle/Ballyea U14 David Hamilton - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Handwriting Katie O'Halloran - Kilmihil U10 Luka Reynolds - Kilmihil U10 Jennifer Collins - Kilmihil U12 Sean Lernihan - Cooraclare/Cree U12 Girls Model Making Caroline Hamilton - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U10 Aisling O'Connell - Cratloe U12 Emma O'Connell - Cratloe U14 Boys Model Making Shane Leahy - Cratloe U10 Denis Mundy - Cratloe U12 Jack Leahy - Cratloe U14 Paul Hamilton - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Group Dance - Irish Contemporary Claire Liddane - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U12 Niall Liddane - Sixmilebridge/kilmurry U12 Group Singing Caoimhe McDonnell - Quin/Clooney U12 Aoife McHugh - Quin/Clooney U12 Sive Timmons - Quin/Clooney U12 Aela Daly - Doora/Barefield U16 Saoirse Daly - Doora/Barefield U16 Tara Gregory Gorman - Doora/Barefield U16 Talent Eoin Costelloe - Clarecastle/Ballyea - Solo Music U12 Liam Browne - Cooraclare/Cree - Solo Music U16 Huw Gardner - Cratloe - Solo Singing U12 Lucy Hoyne - Clarecastle/Ballyea - Solo Singing U16 Group Music Alan Casey - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Zoe Ellingstad - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Roisin Halpin - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Liam McNamara - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Oisin McNamara - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Caoimhe Parry - Clarecastle/Ballyea U12 Andrea Browne - Cooraclare/Cree U16 Colm Browne - Cooraclare/Cree U16 Letitia Browne - Cooraclare/Cree U16 Liam Browne - Cooraclare/Cree - Solo Music U16 Sean Browne - Cooraclare/Cree U16 Cross Country 1200m Neasa Ni Ainifein - Ruan U13 Shauna O'Gorman - Cooraclare/Cree U13 Saoirse Crowe - Kilmurry McMahon/Labasheeda U13 Rachel Rusk - Quin/Clooney U13 Grace McKiernan - Kilrush U13 Niall Murphy - Quin/Clooney U13 Jack O'Neill - Quin/Clooney U13 Colin Ryan - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Cian O'Boyle - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Luke Griffin - Ballynacally/Lissycasey U13 Mixed Distance Relays Holly O'Boyle - Ennis, St. Johns 400m U12 Amilee Malice - Ennis, St. Johns 400m U12 Avril Lillis - Doora/Barefield 400m U12 Caoimhe Cahill - Inch/Kilmaley/Connolly 600m U12 Ellen Carey - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor 600m U12 Ellen Mannion - Doora/Barefield 600m U12 Mixed Distance Relays Darragh McMahon - Kilrush 400m U12 Pat Fennell - Cooraclare/Cree 400m U12 Cian Neylon - Inch/Kilmaley/Connolly 600m U12 Sean Breen - Doora/Barefield 600m U12 Kyle Grogan - Cooraclare/Cree 600m U12 Mixed Distance Relays Ailbhe Doherty - Ennis, St. Johns 600m U14 Niamh Conlon - Cooraclare/Cree 600m U14 Ruth Neylon - Inch/Kilmaley/Connolly 600m U14 Ella Doherty - Clarecastle/Ballyea 800m U14 Sinead Lillis - Cooraclare/Cree 800m U14 Laura Quinlivan - Cooraclare/Cree 800m U14 Mixed Distance Relays John O'Donoghye - Inch/Kilmaley/Connolly 600m U14 Noah McConway - Quin/Clooney 600m U14 Sean Browne - Cooraclare/Cree 800m U14 Oran Carey - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry 800m U14 Mark O'Mahoney - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry 800m U14 Pitch+Putt Dara Casey - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Cian Fawl - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Colm Flynn - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Noel Flynn - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 David Kennedy - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry U16 Quiz Pádraig Browne - Cooraclare/Cree U14 Aoibhin Mullins - Cooraclare/Cree U14 Martin Finn - Cooraclare/Cree U14 Aoife Martyn - Cooraclare/Cree U14 Cycling on Grass Alannah Attewell - Cranny/Coolmeen U12 Noah Doherty - Quin/Clooney U12 Lisanne O'Brien - Kilrush U14 Noah McConway - Quin/Clooney U14 Duathlon Ella Doherty - Clarecastle/Ballyea U15 Conor Blake - Doonbeg U15 Swimming Girls Lianda McGuire - Quin/Clooney - Freestyle U8 Leanna Liddane - Carrigaholt/Cross - Freestyle U10 Ava Rochford - Ennis, St. Johns - Freestyle U12 Ciara Mulligan - Doora/Barefield - Freestyle U14 Tara McEvoy - Doora/Barefield - Freestyle U16 Ella Holly - Doora/Barefield - Backstroke U10 Olivia Cosgrove - Doora/Barefield - Backstroke U12 Aoife Madigan - Corofin/Kilnaboy - Backstroke U14 Elise Pyne - Ennis, St. Johns - Backstroke U16 Aisling O'Sullivan - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor - Breaststroke U12 Leah McMahon - Doora/Barefield - Breaststroke U14 Sybil Perkins - Quin/Clooney - Butterfly U14 Sarah Cantillon - Ruan - Butterfly U16 Swimming Boys Shane Dilleen - Doora/Barefield - Freestyle U8 Oisin O'Grady - Sixmilebridge/Kilmurry - Freestyle U10 Oisin Minogue - Killaloe - Freestyle U12 Niall Fleming - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield - Freestyle U14 Eoin Rouine - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor - Freestyle U16 Leo Liu - Ennis, St. Johns - Backstroke U10 Hugh Cronin - Tulla - Backstroke U12 Sean McGrath - Quin/Clooney - Backstroke U14 Rowan Barrett - Killaloe - Backstroke U16 Daire Connolly - Doora/Barefield - Breaststroke U12 Reuben Wankel-Carr - Miltown Malbay - Breaststroke U14 Tommy Nunan - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor - Butterfly U14 Dylan O'Brien - Corofin/Kilnaboy - Butterfly U16 Girls U13 Swimming Squad Ava Corbett - Quin/Clooney U13 Aine Brown - Quin/Clooney U13 Sybil Perkins - Quin/Clooney U13 Ella Taylor - Quin/Clooney U13 Amy Senton - Quin/Clooney U13 Boys U13 Swimming Squad Kyran Droney - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor U13 Ross Coyne - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor U13 Kevin Nunan - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor U13 Eanna Rouine - Ennistymon/Lahinch/Liscannor U13 Girls U16 Swimming Squad Amy Lenihan - Doora/Barefield U16 Laura McDonnell - Doora/Barefield U16 Tara McEvoy - Doora/Barefield U16 Aisling Reidy - Doora/Barefield U16 Leah McMahon - Doora/Barefield U16 Boys U16 Swimming Squad Tim Collins - Clarecastle/Ballyea U16 James Costelloe - Clarecastle/Ballyea U16 Conor Mahony - Clarecastle/Ballyea U16 Sabian Kulczynski - Clarecastle/Ballyea U16 Choir Lara Begg - Quin/Clooney U13 Caoimhe Downey - Quin/Clooney U13 Daire Guilfoyle - Quin/Clooney U13 Dylan Leamy - Quin/Clooney U13 Grainne Lennon - Quin/Clooney U13 Aisling McHugh - Quin/Clooney U13 Ellie McNamara - Quin/Clooney U13 Claire Murphy - Quin/Clooney U13 Lucy O'Donnell - Quin/Clooney U13 Roisin O'Mullane - Quin/Clooney U13 Jack O'Neill - Quin/Clooney U13 Isaac O'Sullivan - Quin/Clooney U13 Karen O'Sullivan - Quin/Clooney U13 Freida Parker - Quin/Clooney U13 Rachel Rusk - Quin/Clooney U13 Lauren Wall - Quin/Clooney U13 Maeve Wall - Quin/Clooney U13 Girls One wall Handball Laoise Baker - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Rebecca Burke - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Katie Frost - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Eimear Murphy - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Holly Nugent - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Chloe Philpott - Kilkishen/O'Callaghans Mills/Oatfield U13 Boys One wall Handball Patrick Crotty - Derg U13 Rossa Keehan - Derg U13 Cathal McKenna - Derg U13 Gearoid Sheedy - Derg U13 Tiarnan Slattery - Derg U13 Sean Treacy - Derg U13 Boys One wall Handball Conor Downes - Derg U16 Seanie Doyle - Derg U16 Jason McCarthy - Derg U16 Mark Rodgers - Derg U16 Fionn Slattery - Derg U16 Tag Rugby David Cahill - Quin/Clooney U11 John Cahill - Quin/Clooney U11 Matthew Corbett - Quin/Clooney U11 Dannan Fox - Quin/Clooney U11 Shane Haran - Quin/Clooney U11 Cormac Hale - Quin/Clooney U11 Aidan Keating - Quin/Clooney U11 Conor McCarthy - Quin/Clooney U11 Emer McGee - Quin/Clooney U11 Euan McGowan - Quin/Clooney U11 Muireann O'Mullane - Quin/Clooney U11 Eva Rusk - Quin/Clooney U11 Tag Rugby Diarmuid Coleman - Killaloe U14 Eibhlis Coleman - Killaloe U14 Jennifer Daly - Killaloe U14 Shane Geraghty - Killaloe U14 Julie Elliot - Killaloe U14 Joe McGrath - Killaloe U14 Oisin Monaghan - Killaloe U14 Cian O'Donnell - Killaloe U14 Gearoid Rodgers - Killaloe U14 Chess Diarmuid Kilroy - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Ronan Kilroy - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Ronan Marren - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Ciaran McManus - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Dylan Mooney - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Cian Pyne - Ennis, St. Johns U13 Girls U15 Soccer Chloe Barry - 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