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County Tipperary Community Games Athletics Finals 2018 Sunday 10Th June in Moyne Athletics Track County Tipperary Community Games Athletics Finals 2018 Sunday 10th June in Moyne Athletics Track Girls U 60m 1 Emily O’Connor, Cahir, 2 Olivia McKeogh, Ballina. 3 Doireann O’Shea, Carrick On Suir.4 Orla Boylan, Ballingarry. U8 80m 1 Sophie O’Brien, Carrick On Suir, 2 Saoirse Deegan, Moyne Templetouhy, 3 Teah Robinson, Carrick On Suir, 4 Kaela Crampton, Roscrea. U10 100m 1 Aoibhe Moran, Ballinahinch Killoscully, 2 Leah Berry, Newport, 3 Eva Gunn, Mullinahone, 4 Abbie Horgan, Boherlahan Dualla. U10 200m 1 Anna Paxman, Silvermines, 2 Sarah Bartley, Kilsheelan Kilcash, 3 Aoife Maher, Moycarkey Borris, 4 Tara Moquet, Killenaule Moyglass. U10 Hurdles 1 LilyAnne O’Meara, Roscrea, 2 Eibhlis Hannan, Cloughjordan, 3 Olive Robinson, Cloughjordan, 4 Hannah Ryan, Newport. U12 100m 1 Amy McCarthy, Ballina, 2 Mia Power, Carrick On Suir, 3 Lily Holloway, Carrick On Suir 4 Clodagh Daly, Toomevara. U12 600m 1 Saoirse Doran, Thurles, 2 Ella Fogarty, Templemore, 3 Sophie Coughlan, Moycarkey Borris, 4 Korisse O’Brien, Sologhead, U14 100m 1 Emily Davidson,Roscrea, 2 Catalina SantosOn, Templederry, 3 Ellen O’Shaughnessy, Ballina Boher, 4 Sandra Tijanic, Carrick On Suir. U16 100m 1 Caoimhe Power, Carrick On Suir, 2 Emma Grant, Templemore, 3 Marion Gillman, Mullinahone, 4 Eleanor McCahill, Tipperary Town. U16 200m 1 Kellie Bester, Carrick On Suir, 2 Neassa Towey, Templemore, 3 Cathy Hogan, Moyne Templetouhy, 4 Megan Murphy, Cashel Rosegreen. U16 1500m 1 Emma Murray, Ballingarry, 2 Lucy Murphy, Cashel Rosegreen. Boys U 60m 1 James Long, Newport,2 Oisin O’Brien, Ballina Boher, 3 Evan Ryan, New Inn 4 Jack O’Connor. Ballina Boher. U8 80m 1 Sam Donovan, Fethard Killusty, 2 Harry Ryan, Boherlahan Dualla, 3 Jack Nash, Roscrea, 4 John Quinlan, Upperchurch Kilcommon. U10 100m 1 Colin O’Brien, Mullinahone, 2 Ryan Amodeo, Silvermines, 3 Dylan Hennessy, Mullinahone, 4 Thomas Murphy, Fethard.. U10 200m 1 Billy Gleeson, Gortnahoe Glengoole, 2 Colm Ryan, Newport, 3 Harry Barton, Drangan Cloneen, 4 Kevin Fitzpatrick, Newport. U10 Hurdles 1 Jay O’Gorman, Carrick On Suir, 2 Ferdia Geoghegan, Carrick On Suir, 3 Dylan Guidera Cloughjordan. U12 100m 1 Jack Carroll, Toomevara, 2 Matthew Sage, Templederry. 3 Killian Whelan, Powerstown Lisronagh, 4 Oisin Ryan, Drangan Cloneen, . U12 600m 1 Daire O’Donnell, Boherlahan, 2 Tadgh O’Donnell, Boherlahan, 3 Charlie Tobin, Newport, 4 Alex Coppinger, Thurles. 14 100m 1 Alex Bourke Toomevara, 2 Lee Ryan, Newport, 3 Jim O’Dwyer, Upperchurch, 4 Padraic Heffernan, Fethard. U14 800m 1 Mark Davidson, Roscrea, 2 Dara Kennedy, Newport, 3 Zachary Egan, Ballina, 4 Cian Flaherty , Powerstown. U14 Hurdles 1 Dylan Carroll, Toomevara, 2 Sean Lloyd, Thurles, 3 Adrian Gayson, Cashel. U16 100m 1 Jordan Collins, Templemore, 2 Darragh Murray, Templederry, 3 James Sage Templederry. 4 Mark Carroll, Toomevara. U16 200m 1 Kyle Dooley, Roscrea, 2 Lewis Doyle, Templederry, Tom McCutcheon, Templederry, 4 Joseph Coffey, Toomevara. U16 1500m 1 Daniel Egan, Newport, 2 Conor Flaherty, Powerstown Lisronagh. Relays U10 Mixed:- Kathleen England Shield. 1 Carrick On Suir, 2 Mullinahone, 3 Silvermines, 4 Boherlahan Dualla. U12 Girls:- 1 Carrick On Suir, 2 Powerstown, 3 Toomevara, 4 Tipperary Town U12 Boys:- 1 Templederry 2 Powerstown, 3 Toomevara, 4 Boherlahan Dualla. U13 Mixed: Breda Christie Shield 1 Carrick On Suir. U14 Girls: 1 Carrick On Suir, 2 Cloughjordan, 3 Templederry U14 Boys: 1 Toomevara U15 Mixed: 1 Cloughjordan U16 Girls 1 Carrick On Suir, 2 Moyne Templetouhy U16 Boys 1 Templederry. 2 Toomevara U16 Mixed : 1 Templemore. Field Events U12 Boys Ball Throw 1 Ryan Bargary, Boherlahan, 2 Henry Kirby, Carrick On Suir, 3 Dale Hogan, Templemore, 4 Charlie Galvin, Toomevara. U12 Girls Ball Throw 1 Jade Berry, Carrick On Suir, 2 Lily Evans, Toomevara, 3 Leanna Coppinger, Thurles, 4 Philomena Gillman, Templemore. U12 Boys Long Puck 1 Cillian Healy, Cloughjordan, 2 Keelan Donoghue, Thurles, 3 Thomas Treacy, Ballingarry, 4 Oran Gahan, Drangan Cloneen. U14 Girls Long Puck 1 Clara Collins, Newport, 2 Katie Ryan, Silvermines, 3 Bronagh Kenneally, St Flannans/Bournea. 4 Laura O’Gorman, Newport. U14 Boys Shot Putt. I Matthew Buckley, Powerstown 2 Trent Deane, Cloughjordan, 3 Trevor Fitzgerald, Ballina, 4 Kieran Murray, Ballingarry. U14 Girls Shot Putt. Pauline Martin O’Rourke, Shield.1 Emma Carolan, Ballinahinch Killoscully, 2 Isobel Corbett, Ballingarry, 3 Tara Peters, Carrick On Suir, 4 Lisa Mooney, Cloughjordan. U14 Boys Long Jump 1 Graham Dooley, Roscrea, 2 Killian Power, Carrick On Suir, 3 David Doyle, Moyne Templetouhy U14 Girls Long Jump 1 Grace Fitzgerald, Tipperary Town, 2 Emma O’Neill, Carrick On Suir, 3 Lucy Fitzgerald, Tipperary Town, 4 Phoebe Sage, Templederry. U14 Boys Javelin. 1. Killian Bergin, Roscrea, 2 Callum Costello, Carrick On Suir. U16 Girls Discus. 1.Lynn Vermeer, Carrick On Suir, 2 Melissa Harty, Cloughjordan, 3 Roisin Hickey Silvermines. U16 Boys High Jump 1 Jimmy Mullens, Templemore. U16 Girls High Jump. 1 Anna Ryan, Moycarkey Borris, Joint 2 Robyn Fitzgerald, Cloughjordan and Emily Hickey, Silvermines. .
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