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Munster Cross-Country Results 2006 Dungarvan, November 5Th GIRLS UNDER 9 1 Ciardha Maher Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 37 Leah Murphy Bantry Cork 2 Cliodhna Blake St

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Munster Cross-Country Results 2006 Dungarvan, November 5Th GIRLS UNDER 9 1 Ciardha Maher Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 37 Leah Murphy Bantry Cork 2 Cliodhna Blake St Munster Cross-Country Results 2006 Dungarvan, November 5th GIRLS UNDER 9 1 Ciardha Maher Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 37 Leah Murphy Bantry Cork 2 Cliodhna Blake St. John's Clare 38 Mia Hanrahan Ennis Track Clare 3 Aoibhe O'Shea Coolquill Tipperary 39 Grace O'Brien Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 4 Jennifer Hennessey Youghal Cork 40 Kate Geary St. Mary's LK Limerick 5 Sharon Egan Kilmihil Clare 41 Emma Hennessy Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 6 Karen Kennedy Thurles Croke Tipperary 42 Aine Murphy St. John's Clare 7 Aine Rouine Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 43 Mari Dineen Bandon Cork 8 Grainne Lucey Bandon Cork 44 Chloe Eustace Ennis Track Clare 9 Grace Donovan Emerald Limerick 45 Mary Teehan St. Flannan's Tipperary 10 Beatrice Casey Gneeveguilla Kerry 46 Siobhan Stackpoole St. Mary's LK Limerick 11 Emily O'Keefe Youghal Cork 47 Erica Crotty West Waterford Waterford 12 Niamh Fitzhenry Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 48 Jessica Carroll Youghal Cork 13 Sara McKevitt Thurles Croke Tipperary 49 Kellie Scannell Bandon Cork 14 Donna McCann Midleton Cork 50 Aine Mullane Kilnaboy Clare 15 Ellen Fox Grange Fermoy Cork 51 Leah Kenny Grange Fermoy Cork 16 Cara O'Connor Thurles Croke Tipperary 52 Caoimhe Brown Dooneen Limerick 17 Claire English St. Mary's LK Limerick 53 Amy Foley Ferrybank Waterford 18 Jayne Dunne Moyne Tipperary 54 Siobhan Greene Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 19 Bumbola O'Sobaoy Ennis Track Clare 55 Molly Kavanagh Moyne Tipperary 20 Emma Doyle Moyne Tipperary 56 Lauren Corbett Grange Fermoy Cork 21 Aoife Shanahan Thurles Croke Tipperary 57 Christine Coffey Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 22 Sinead Landers Youghal Cork 58 Alison Barry Grange Fermoy Cork 23 Ellen Curran West Waterford Waterford 59 Sarah Fitzgerald St. Mary's LK Limerick 24 Chloe Lynch Clonmel Tipperary 60 Rachel Martin Moycarkey Coolcroo Tipperary 25 Jennifer Markham Ennis Track Clare 61 Mariese Hayes Ennis Track Clare 26 Maeve Power St. Mary's LK Limerick 62 Michelle Flanagan Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 27 Aisling Parra Haren Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 63 Aleisha Malone Kilnaboy Clare 28 Elaine Shannon Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 64 Niamh Brady Halmschlog Emerald Limerick 29 Fiona Everard Bandon Cork 65 Neasa Daly Youghal Cork 30 Eadaoin Lyons St. Mary's LK Limerick 66 Erin Kingston Bandon Cork 31 Susie Doyle Thurles Croke Tipperary 67 Shannon O'Leary Gneeveguilla Kerry 32 Caragh McCarthy West Waterford Waterford 68 Niamh Campbell West Waterford Waterford 33 Chloe Scully St. Mary's CL Clare 69 Shauna Guerin Gneeveguilla Kerry 34 Orlaith Hickey Riverstick Kinsale Cork 70 Marylyn O'Leary Gneeveguilla Kerry 35 Laura Hallissey Ferrybank Waterford 71 Lorna Aylward Ferrybank Waterford 36 Clodagh Ryan Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 72 Aine Crotty West Waterford Waterford 1st County Tipperary 1, 3, 6, 13, 16, 18 57pts 1st Club Thurles Croke 6, 13, 16, 21 56pts 2nd County Clare 2, 5, 7, 12, 19, 25 70pts 2nd Club Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare 7, 12, 27, 28 74pts 3rd County Cork 4, 8., 11, 14, 15, 22 74pts 3rd Club Youghal 4, 11, 22, 48 85pts GIRLS UNDER 11 1 Lyndsey O'Grady Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 65 Shannon O'Brien West Waterford Waterford 2 Fiona Browne Dooneen Limerick 66 Roisin Malone Kilnaboy Clare 3 Orla Devitt Ennis Track Clare 67 Sarah Dineen Gneeveguilla Kerry 4 Doireann Hennessy Marian Clare 68 Gemma Wyley West Waterford Waterford 5 Maeve Ahern Grange Fermoy Cork 69 Rachel McCormack Thurles Croke Tipperary 6 Laura Loughnane Thurles Croke Tipperary 70 Elsa Griffin KCK Waterford 7 Aisling Everard Bandon Cork 71 Sarah Wyley West Waterford Waterford 8 Clodagh Fitzgerald Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 72 Lorraine Doyle Clonmel Tipperary 9 Cara O'Brien Midleton Cork 73 Sarah Mooney Ferrybank Waterford 10 Aisling Quinn Ferrybank Waterford 74 Kate Toner Bandon Cork 11 Eirne Ni Dheasmhunaigh Leevale Cork 75 Tess O'Neill Clonmel Tipperary 12 Vanessa Dineen Lios Tuathail Kerry 76 Ria Flanagan Ennis Track Clare 13 Cliodhna Hegarty Leevale Cork 77 Grace Finn Ferrybank Waterford 14 Aoife Galvin West Muskerry Cork 78 Cliona Dowling Blarney Inniscarra Cork 15 Ciara Cummins Moyne Tipperary 79 Naomi Douglas Tramore Waterford 16 Megan O'Brien Clonmel Tipperary 80 Jessica O'Connor Marian Clare 17 Kelly Ann Doyle Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 81 Sinead Burke Kilmihil Clare 18 Aine O'Looney Kilmihil Clare 82 Stephanie O'Sullivan West Muskerry Cork 19 Aoibheann Malone Kilnaboy Clare 83 Siofra Burgoyne West Muskerry Cork 20 Eimir Bartley Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 84 Caoimhe Kelly Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 21 Lily Guilfoyle Kilnaboy Clare 85 Sinead Caulfield Bandon Cork 22 Melissa Duggan Doheny Cork 86 Meadhbh O'Leary Riverstick Kinsale Cork 23 Doireann Donovan West Muskerry Cork 87 Elizabeth Newman Doheny Cork 24 Nollaig Blake St. John's Clare 88 Kerri Ann martin Moycarkey Coolcroo Tipperary 25 Lisa Devine KCK Waterford 89 Caoimhe Sexton Glenbower Cork 26 Emma O'Brien Leevale Cork 90 Lisa Lovell Bandon Cork 27 Aisling Daly Youghal Cork 91 heather Hurley Youghal Cork 28 Natasha Kaar Clonmel Tipperary 92 Jane Taylor St. Cronan's Clare 29 Emilie Murphy Bantry Cork 93 Sinead Mulcahy Bandon Cork 30 Ruth Cusack KCK Waterford 94 Elaine Hayes Moyne Tipperary 31 Nicola Loughnane Thurles Croke Tipperary 95 Christine Keohane Riverstick Kinsale Cork 32 Orlaith Moynihan Clonmel Tipperary 96 Aoife Butler Thurles Croke Tipperary 33 Saoirse McGeever Clonmel Tipperary 97 jean Ann McKevitt Thurles Croke Tipperary 34 Siobhan Marrinan St. John's Clare 98 Laura Connolly Ferrybank Waterford 35 Aisling Kiely Leevale Cork 99 Susan Aylward Ferrybank Waterford 36 Robyn O'Dwyer Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 100 Rebecca Curtin Kilnaboy Clare 37 Laura Tobin Clonmel Tipperary 101 Julianna Gleeson Dooneen Limerick 38 Ailbhe Hogan Ennis Track Clare 102 Alina Neumerthiskaya Clonmel Tipperary 39 Rebecca Walsh Glenbower Cork 103 Roisin Ryan Thurles Croke Tipperary 40 Orla Queally Ferrybank Waterford 104 Aimee Hayes Ennis Track Clare 41 Emma O'Brien Thurles Croke Tipperary 105 Grainne Ryan St. Flannan's Tipperary 42 Marie O'Halloran Leevale Cork 106 Rachel Young West Waterford Waterford 43 Aideen Hallahan Midleton Cork 107 Ciara O'Brien St. Flannan's Tipperary 44 Grace Goggin Dooneen Limerick 108 Ailbhe Young West Waterford Waterford 45 Cliona Ryan West Waterford Waterford 109 Cassie O'Brien Youghal Cork 46 Aisling O'Connell An Riocht Kerry 110 Kate Daniels West Waterford Waterford 47 Jessica Sweeney Leevale Cork 111 Amy Quirke Youghal Cork 48 Muireann O'Shea Marian Clare 112 Carla Daly Youghal Cork 49 Georgina Buckley Riverstick Kinsale Cork 113 Siobhan Whelan Ferrybank Waterford 50 Seana Carey Thurles Croke Tipperary 114 Katelyn O'Leary Gneeveguilla Kerry 51 Sinead Crone Moyne Tipperary 115 Aileen Sheehan Gneeveguilla Kerry 52 Sharon O'Sullivan West Muskerry Cork 116 Lauren O'Mahony Youghal Cork 53 Gabrielle Paz Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 117 Caoimhe Lynch West Muskerry Cork 54 Niamh Ryan Thurles Croke Tipperary 118 Dominique O'Mahony West Waterford Waterford 55 Sinead Lawless Thurles Croke Tipperary 119 Elaine leahy Midleton Cork 56 Claire Murphy West Muskerry Cork 120 Ciara Walsh An Riocht Kerry 57 Grainne Harvey St. John's Clare 121 Ann Marie Geary Youghal Cork 58 Linda Maher Nenagh Olympic Tipperary 122 Ciara McCormack KCK Waterford 59 Katie Wall Riverstick Kinsale Cork 123 Margaret Cleary St. Flannan's Tipperary 60 Caroline Dineen Gneeveguilla Kerry 124 Niamh Butler Moyne Tipperary 61 Mairead Teehan St. Flannan's Tipperary 125 Megan Harty Midleton Cork 62 heather O'Leary Ferrybank Waterford 126 Jade Hayes West Waterford Waterford 63 Laura Power Marian Clare 127 Holly McGrath West Waterford Waterford 64 Brigid Kelleher Thurles Croke Tipperary 128 Elaine Kehoe Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 1st County Cork 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14 59pts 1st Club Carrick-on-Suir 8, 17, 20, 36 81pts 2nd County Tipperary 1, 6, 8, 15. 16, 17 63pts 2nd Club Leevale 11, 13, 26, 35 85pts 3rd County Clare 3, 4, 18, 19, 21, 24 88pts 3rd Club Clonmel 16, 28, 32, 33 109pts GIRLS UNDER 13 1 Stephanie Power Clonmel Tipperary 62 Rachel Mulcaire Ennis Track Clare 2 Eimear Foley Gneeveguilla Kerry 63 Jade Power Ferrybank Waterford 3 Claire O'Brien Blarney Inniscarra Cork 64 Rosemarie Hanafin Thurles Croke Tipperary 4 Roisin O'Looney Kilmihil Clare 65 Aoifa Walsh Glenbower Cork 5 Ciara Fenton Riverstick Kinsale Cork 66 Marie Hehir St. Cronan's Clare 6 Aisling Darcy Ennis Track Clare 67 Shauna Mullane Kilnaboy Clare 7 Megan Kiely Ferrybank Waterford 68 Lily Ann O'Hora Dooneen Limerick 8 Niamh O'Connor Dooneen Limerick 69 Emma Flavin Youghal Cork 9 Erica Kiely KCK Waterford 70 Sarah Dowley Carrick-on-Suir Tipperary 10 Eimear Kennedy Thurles Croke Tipperary 71 Andrea Loughnane Thurles Croke Tipperary 11 Karla O'Reilly Ennis Track Clare 72 Leann Herlihy West Waterford Waterford 12 Shauna Fagan Leevale Cork 73 Rachel Riegel Grange Fermoy Cork 13 Jean Clancy St. John's Clare 74 Mary Cummins KCK Waterford 14 Niamh Markham St. Mary's Clare 75 Siobhan Cox Youghal Cork 15 April Flynn Ferrybank Waterford 76 Laura Murphy Blarney Inniscarra Cork 16 Claire Lawless Thurles Croke Tipperary 77 Anna Hayes St. John's Clare 17 Ciara Giles Doran Ferrybank Waterford 78 Aislinn Ni Bhraonain Ennis Track Clare 18 Laura Egan Kilmihil Clare 79 Patricia Murphy Leevale Cork 19 Helena Noonan Grange Fermoy Cork 80 Kate Hickey West Waterford Waterford 20 Amy Collins Blarney Inniscarra Cork 81 Avril Collins Coolquill Tipperary 21 Autumn Coady Ferrybank Waterford 82 Rachel Dillon Dooneen Limerick 22 Orlaith Flanagan Kilmurry Ibr/N. Clare Clare 83 Katie Coonan St. Flannan's Tipperary 23 Ciara Broderick-Farrelly Youghal Cork 84 Ava Murphy Leevale Cork 24 Lorraine O'Shea)Open Coolquill Tipperary 85 Amy Leigh Crowe Tipp Town Tipperary 25 Claire Hogan St.
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