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Droichead Átha Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2019 Droichead Átha 1A Fidil / Fiddle (Faoi 12) 1st Laoise Ní Chinnéide, CCÉ, Ormond, Tiobraid Árann 2nd Senan Ó Dubhghaill, CCÉ, Fintona, Tír Eoghain 3rd Róisín O'Connor, CCÉ, Beaumont, Átha Cliath 1B Fidil / Fiddle (12-15) 1st Cillian Ó Cathasaigh, CCÉ, Niall Ó Cathasaigh, Baile an Chollaigh, Corcaigh 2nd Cushla Murphy, CCÉ, An Tulach, Clár 3rd Maebh McGlinchey, CCÉ, Fintona, Tír Eoghain 1C Fidil / Fiddle (15-18) 1st Una McGlinchey, CCÉ, Fintona, Tír Eoghain 2nd Adamar O'Connor, CCÉ, Éadan Doire, Uíbh Fhailí 3rd John Paul Reynolds, CCÉ, Martin Mulvihill, Pearl River, NY, US 1D Fidil / Fiddle (O18) 1st Dylan Carlos, CCÉ, Caisleán Riabhach, Ros Comáin 2nd Sinead McKenna, CCÉ, Clogher Valley, Tír Eoghain 3rd Jason MacAonghusa, CCÉ, Tireragh, Sligeach 2A Bosca Ceoil / Button Accordion (Faoi 12) 1st Michael Healy, CCÉ, Kilcummin, Ciarraí 2nd James Lambert, CCÉ, Wicklow Miners, Cill Mhantáin 3rd Anna McCaul, CCÉ, Aughnamullen, Muineachán 2B Bosca Ceoil / Button Accordion (12-15) 1st Joanne Devaney, CCÉ, Seosamh Mac Gabhann, Maigh Eó 2nd Joseph Mannion, CCÉ, Craobh Na gComarach, Port Láirge 3rd David Waters, CCÉ, Cavan Town, An Chabhán 2C Bosca Ceoil / Button Accordion (15-18) 1st Keelan Mac Craith, CCÉ, Baile Uí Choimín, Tiobraid Árann 2nd Aaron Glancy, CCÉ, Paddy Killoran, Sligeach 3rd Meadhbh O'Neill, CCÉ, Clifden, Gaillimh 2D Bosca Ceoil / Button Accordion (O18) 1st Seámus Ó Thiarnáin, CCÉ, Caislean a'Bharraigh, Maigh Eó 2nd Gary Curley, CCÉ, Botha, Fear Manach 3rd Noel Stapleton, CCÉ, Cr. Seán Ryan, Laois 3A Feadóg Mhór / Flute (Faoi 12) 1st Sarah Murphy, CCÉ, Leac Snámha, Ciarraí 2nd Caoimhe Parry, CCÉ, Clarecastle-Ballyea, Clár 3rd Daniel Aylward, CCÉ, Spink, Laois 3B Feadóg Mhór / Flute (12-15) 1st Ben Connolly, CCÉ, North London, London & Southern 2nd Rebecca Griffin, CCÉ, Clarecastle-Ballyea, Clár 3rd Conor McDonagh, CCÉ, Paddy Killoran, Sligeach 3C Feadóg Mhór / Flute (15-18) 1st Donnchadh Mac Aodh, CCÉ, Craobh Dhún Dealgan, Co.Lughaidh 2nd Caoilte Morrison, CCÉ, Craobh Naithí, Átha Cliath 3rd Aideen Quinlan, CCÉ, Leac Snámha, Ciarraí 3D Feadóg Mhór / Flute (O18) 1st Ciarán Mac Gearailt, CCÉ, Craobh Bheartla Uí Fhlatharta, Cill Dara 2nd Barry Conaty, CCÉ, Nyah, An Chabhán 3rd Séamus Ó hAirtnéide, CCÉ, Caisleán Uí Chonaill/Athán/B.Ior., Luimneach 4A Feadóg / Whistle (Faoi 12) 1st James Lambert, CCÉ, Wicklow Miners, Cill Mhantáin 2nd Clodagh Ní Dhalaigh, CCÉ, An Céideadh, Ros Comáin 3rd Anna McCaul, CCÉ, Aughnamullen, Muineachán 4B Feadóg / Whistle (12-15) 1st Ellie Conway, CCÉ, Newbridge, Doire 2nd Éimhear Ní Fhlannabhra, CCÉ, Teampall an Ghleanntáin, Luimneach 3rd Conor McDonagh, CCÉ, Paddy Killoran, Sligeach 4C Feadóg / Whistle (15-18) 1st Cathal Ó hEachtighearna, CCÉ, Craobh Leamhcáin, Átha Cliath 2nd Stephen Kennedy, CCÉ, An Tulach, Clár 3rd Aaron Galligan, CCÉ, Mullahoran, An Chabhán 4D Feadóg / Whistle (O18) 1st Ciarán Mac Gearailt, CCÉ, Craobh Bheartla Uí Fhlatharta, Cill Dara 2nd Pádraig Mac Ionnrachtaigh, CCÉ, Leac Snámha, Ciarraí 3rd Jet Willis Piatt, CCÉ, Murphy Roche Irish Music Club, Burr Ridge, Illinois, US 5A Cairdín Pianó / Piano Accordion (Faoi 12) 1st Myles Macauley, CCÉ, Irish Minstrels, Scottish Region, SC 2nd Thomas McCahill, CCÉ, Craobh Dhún Dealgan, Co.Lughaidh 3rd Ciarán Mac an Bháird, CCÉ, Beal Átha an Spidéal, Corcaigh 5B Cairdín Pianó / Piano Accordion (12-15) 1st Cormac McColgan, CCÉ, Seamus Mac Giolla Bhride, Dún na nGall 2nd Laura McMahon, CCÉ, Tullycorbet, Muineachán 3rd Áine Ní Shíocháin, CCÉ, Caisleán Uí Chonaill/Athán/B.Ior., Luimneach 5C Cairdín Pianó / Piano Accordion (15-18) 1st Michael Dudgeon, CCÉ, St James the Great, Scottish Region, SC 2nd Shauneen Maguire, CCÉ, Derrylin, Fear Manach 3rd Alex Morgan, CCÉ, East London, London & Southern 5D Cairdín Pianó / Piano Accordion (O18) 1st Fergal Bradley, CCÉ, Seamus Mac Giolla Bhride, Dún na nGall 2nd Danny Burke, CCÉ, Killoran-Clancy-Whelan, New York, US 3rd David Browne, CCÉ, Irish Minstrels, Scottish Region, SC 6A Consairtín / Concertina (Faoi 12) 1st Eabha Ní Mhurchú, CCÉ, Niall Ó Cathasaigh, Baile an Chollaigh, Corcaigh 2nd Aisling Meehan, CCÉ, Cill Dheagláin, an Mhí 3rd Megan Walsh, CCÉ, Coleman, Sligeach 6B Consairtín / Concertina (12-15) 1st Éimhear Ní Fhlannabhra, CCÉ, Teampall an Ghleanntáin, Luimneach 2nd Rachel Mahony, CCÉ, Croisín, Clár 3rd Erin Whitley, CCÉ, Irvinestown, Tír Eoghain 6C Consairtín / Concertina (15-18) 1st Cáitlín Ní Dháibhis, CCÉ, Cluain Chreadhail, Luimneach 2nd Oisín Seaney, CCÉ, Dromore, Tír Eoghain 3rd Kevin Holmes, CCÉ, Clifden, Gaillimh 6D Consairtín / Concertina (O18) 1st Aileen de Búrca, CCÉ, Gort na mBó, Maigh Eó 2nd Colm Browne, CCÉ, Inis Cathaigh, Clár 3rd Máire Ní Chonchúir, CCÉ, Teampall an Ghleanntáin, Luimneach 7A Píb Uilleann / Uilleann Pipes (Faoi 12) 1st Tove Byers, CCÉ, Caisleán Uí Chonaill/Athán/B.Ior., Luimneach 2nd Phil McCaul, CCÉ, Aughnamullen, Muineachán 3rd Daniel Aylward, CCÉ, Spink, Laois 7B Píb Uilleann / Uilleann Pipes (12-15) 1st Cian Smith, CCÉ, Ballyduff/Ballinvella/Ballysaggart, Port Láirge 2nd Michael Lawler, CCÉ, Átha Í, Cill Dara 3rd Iarla McMahon, CCÉ, An Bonnan Buí, Ard Mhacha 7C Píb Uilleann / Uilleann Pipes (15-18) 1st Conrad Ó Coisneacháin, CCÉ, Baile an Chaistil, Aontroim 2nd Naoise Ó Mearáin, CCÉ, Niall Ó Cathasaigh, Baile an Chollaigh, Corcaigh 3rd Jane Walls, CCÉ, Dromore, Aontroim 7D Píb Uilleann / Uilleann Pipes (O18) 1st Rúairí Howell, CCÉ, Caisleán Nua, An Dún 2nd Brian Bigley, , Strongsville, Ohio, US 3rd Jack Mac Partaláin, CCÉ, Ormond, Thiobraid Árann 8A Cruit / Irish Harp (Faoi 12) 1st Sinéad Ní Cluasaigh, CCÉ, Loughbeg, Doire 2nd Nell Kettle, CCÉ, Port Laoise, Laois 3rd Margaret Hodes, CCÉ, SLIA, St. Louis, Missouri, US 8B Cruit / Irish Harp (12-15) 1st Emer Ní Scolaí, CCÉ, Beaumont, Átha Cliath 2nd Hannah Lyons, CCÉ, Caislean a'Bharraigh, Maigh Eó 3rd Caitríona Seoighe, CCÉ, Caislean a'Bharraigh, Maigh Eó 8C Cruit / Irish Harp (15-18) 1st Emily Greaney, CCÉ, Lackagh, Gaillimh 2nd Adam O'Neill, CCÉ, Ards, Aontroim 3rd Niamh Mooney, CCÉ, Ros Earcáin, Aontroim 8D Cruit / Irish Harp (O18) 1st Fionnuala Donlon, CCÉ, Craobh Dhún Dealgan, Co.Lughaidh 2nd Caoimhe Nic Ghiobúin, CCÉ, Caisleán Uí Chonaill/Athán/B.Ior., Luimneach 3rd Cara Ní Chiarba, CCÉ, Craobh na Sionna, Clár 9A Orgán Béil / Mouth Organ (Faoi 12) 1st Martin Ó Céilleachair, CCÉ, Raithean, Uíbh Fhailí 9B Orgán Béil / Mouth Organ (12-15) 1st Brianna Brown, CCÉ, SLIA, St. Louis, Missouri, US 2nd Aodhán O'Coilleann, CCÉ, Dr. Galligan, An Chabhán 3rd Sadhbh Ní Shiúrtán, CCÉ, Garryowen, Luimneach 9C Orgán Béil / Mouth Organ (15-18) 1st Liam Mac Thomais, CCÉ, Ros Cre, Tiobraid Árann 2nd Caoimhín MacCárthaigh, CCÉ, An Uaimh, an Mhí 3rd Chris Curran, CCÉ, Gleann Fearna, Liatroma 9D Orgán Béil / Mouth Organ (O18) 1st Arlene O'Sullivan, CCÉ, Inisdiomáin, Clár 2nd John Horkan, CCÉ, Michael Davitt, Maigh Eó 3rd Pauline Callinan, CCÉ, Croisín, Clár 10A Bainseó / Banjo (Faoi 12) 1st Rían Mac Cárthaigh, CCÉ, Baile Núis, Corcaigh 2nd Diarmuid Martin, CCÉ, Killeshandra, An Chabhán 3rd Tadhg O'Riordan, CCÉ, Baile Núis, Corcaigh 10B Bainseó / Banjo (12-15) 1st Sinead Johnston, CCÉ, South Sligo, Sligeach 2nd Bobby McCaul, CCÉ, Aughnamullen, Muineachán 3rd Eóin Ó Tornóir, CCÉ, Craobh Chronáin, Corcaigh 10C Bainseó / Banjo (15-18) 1st Seán Bogan, CCÉ, Fintona, Tír Eoghain 2nd Seamus Ó Dhubhgaill, CCÉ, Tuaisceart Loch Garman, Wexford 3rd Paul Mullane, CCÉ, Craobh na Coradh, Clár 10D Bainseó / Banjo (O18) 1st Shane Scanlon, CCÉ, Niall Ó Cathasaigh, Baile an Chollaigh, Corcaigh 2nd Oisín Ó Murchú, CCÉ, Emyvale, Muineachán 3rd Darragh Ó Ciardha Ó Cinnéide, CCÉ, Ros Cré, Tiobraid Árann 11A Maindilín / Mandolin (Faoi 12) 1st Shane Mescall, CCÉ, Craobh na Coradh, Clár 2nd Fionn Ó Mearáin, CCÉ, Baile Mhuineacháin, Muineachán 3rd Jack Mac Craith, CCÉ, Baile Uí Choimín, Tiobraid Árann 11B Maindilín / Mandolin (12-15) 1st Eóin Ó Tornóir, CCÉ, Craobh Chronáin, Corcaigh 2nd Bobby McCaul, CCÉ, Aughnamullen, Muineachán 3rd Oisin Reilly, CCÉ, Baile Mhuineacháin, Muineachán 11C Maindilín / Mandolin (15-18) 1st Emmet Greaney, CCÉ, Lackagh, Gaillimh 2nd Jack Fitzpatrick, CCÉ, Craobh Naomh Choca, Cill Dara 3rd Adamar O'Connor, CCÉ, Éadan Doire, Uíbh Fhailí 11D Maindilín / Mandolin (O18) 1st Shane Scanlon, CCÉ, Niall Ó Cathasaigh, Baile an Chollaigh, Corcaigh 2nd Timmy Flaherty, CCÉ, Ballylongford / Tarbert, Ciarraí 3rd Darragh Mac Dúnsléibhe, CCÉ, Langan-Gorman, Canada, CN 12A Pianó / Piano (Faoi 12) 1st Ava Ní Réamoinn, CCÉ, Tuaisceart Loch Garman, Wexford 2nd Clodagh Ní Chathaláin, CCÉ, Baile Uí Choimín, Tiobraid Árann 3rd Keenan Smith, CCÉ, Cavan Town, An Chabhán 12B Pianó / Piano (12-15) 1st Éabha Mc Inerney, CCÉ, An Tulach, Clár 2nd Molly Gallagher, CCÉ, Tuaisceart Loch Garman, Wexford 3rd Áine Ní Shíocháin, CCÉ, Caisleán Uí Chonaill/Athán/B.Ior., Luimneach 12C Pianó / Piano (15-18) 1st Adamar O'Connor, CCÉ, Éadan Doire, Uíbh Fhailí 2nd Calum McGregor, CCÉ, Irish Minstrels, Scottish Region, SC 3rd Noel O'Gorman, CCÉ, Clarecastle-Ballyea, Clár 12D Pianó / Piano (O18) 1st Hannah Collins, CCÉ, Sciobairín, Corcaigh 2nd David Vesey, CCÉ, Spink, Laois 3rd Barry Conaty, CCÉ, Nyah, An Chabhán 13A Mileoidean / Melodeon (Faoi 12) 1st Michael Healy, CCÉ, Kilcummin, Ciarraí 2nd Niall Fitzgerald, CCÉ, Caiseal Mumhan, Tiobraid Árann 3rd Seamus O'Fiachra, CCÉ, Admiral Brown, Maigh Eó 13B Mileoidean / Melodeon (12-15) 1st Joseph Mannion, CCÉ, Craobh Na gComarach, Port Láirge 2nd Peadar Ó Sionnaigh, CCÉ, Admiral Brown, Maigh Eó 3rd Aron Moore, CCÉ, Cumann na bPíobairí Uilleann, Átha Cliath 13C Mileoidean / Melodeon (15-18)
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