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Minor Boys Junior Boys Under 16 Boys Inter Boys Senior MINOR BOYS JUNIOR BOYS UNDER 16 BOYS INTER BOYS SENIOR BOYS 75m H Time/Dist/HT 80m H Time/Dist/HT 200m Time/Dist/HT 100m H Time/Dist/HT 110m H Time/Dist/HT 1 Luke Ingle, St. Fintans 11.83 1 Adam Nolan, Scoil Chonglais 12.05 1 Ronan Lang, St. Colmcilles 23.08 1 Alan Miley, St. Kevins 14.00 1 David Slupko, Castleknock College 15.07 2 Daniel Quirke, Temple Carrig 11.86 2 Kieran Cooper, Ardscoil na Trionoide Athy 12.51 2 Davey Colbert, Gonzaga College 23.53 2 Darragh Casey, Enniscorty CBS 14.00 2 Leo Cunningham, St. Fintans 17.34 3 Loclainn Harris, Dundalk CS 12.05 3 Cillian McCabe, Gonzaga College 12.88 3 Daniel Dowling, St. Mary's Edenderry 23.68 3 Cian Dunne, St. Colmcilles 14.2 3 Rafael McCaffrey, Rathoath College 18.17 4 Tom O'Reegan, St. Mary's 12.28 4 Rex Dunlop, Kings Hospital 13.08 4 Max Ikpeha, HFCS Rathcoole 23.75 4 Ronan Dempsy, Presentation Bray 14.25 4 Moyo Mobalaji, Kings Hospital 18.48 5 Alan Quinn, Kildare Town CS 13.01 5 Conor Crowley, St. Peter's Wexford 13.25 5 Max Slusarczyk, St. Davids 23.95 5 Michael Carmody, Belvedere College 16.37 5 6 Luke Pheelan, St. Kieran's College 13.33 6 Cian Kennedy, Wilsons Hospital 14.39 6 Jeremiah Durci, CBS Carlow 24.25 6 Scott McMullen, Mount Temple 17.65 6 100m Mile 400m H 400m H 1 Luke Timlon, St. Conleths 12.45 1,200m Walk 1 Abdul Lacidiet, KCC 4.36.81 1 1 2 Lee Conor, Boyle St. Oliver's 12.48 1 Andrew Glennon, St. Finians 6.12.39 2 Scott Fagan, Luttrellstown CC 4.41.48 2 2 3 Cal Traynor Russell, CBC Monkstown 12.65 2 Daragh Kavanagh 7.00.74 3 Paul Delahunty, Temple Carrig 4.44.48 3 3 4 Conor Clancy, Kildare Town 12.83 3 Tom Chadwick 7.07.19 4 Adam Condon, Ard Scoil Ris 4.48.82 4 4 5 Peter Junior, Kings Hospital 12.86 5 Sean Og, CCC 4.50.53 5 5 6 Blessed Enhalo, St. Conleth's 12.92 100m 6 Conall Rogers, St. Fintan's 4.52.21 6 6 1 Emmanuel Osas, Dunshaughlin CC 12.17 500m 2 Adam Shaw, Presentation Carlow 12.24 4x300m Relay 2,000m Walk 3,000m Walk 1 James Brennan, St. Colmcilles 1.18.17 3 Jack McGlone, Blackrock College 12.28 1 Castleknock College 2.38.35 1 Matthew Glennon, St.Finians 9.29.93 1 Cian McLoughlin, Col Cois Life 16.44.61 2 Callum Hurley, Templogue College 1.18.79 4 Kewe Ahwinahwi, Dunshaughlin CC 12.31 2 Good Counsel New Ross 2.39.41 2 James Harton, Ramsgrange CS 9.56.66 2 Harry Dempsey, Gonzaga College 20.05.44 3 Dara Lumen, Scoil Mhuire 1.19.21 5 Eddie Crosthwaite, Blackrock College 12.45 3 St. Aidans 2.43.72 3 Bill Costello, Belvedere College 12.20.10 3 Scott Kane, Belvedere College 20.09.01 4 Lee Brohan, Ard Scoil Ris 1.19.23 6 J. Dylan, Dunboyne CC 12.72 4 High School Dublin 2.48.73 4 Lorcan Foley, St. Michaels College 12.41.77 4 5 Robert Dunne, Cistercian College 1.22.09 5 Kilkenny Colllege 2.49.47 6 Jim Harrington, Boyne CS 1.22.17 200m 6 Colaiste na Mi 2.53.99 100m 100m 1 Leon Kingaborr, St. Oliver's Drogheda 23.95 1 1 800m 2 Eddie Croswaithe, Blackrock College 24.14 Long Jump 2 2 1 Ross Killalel, CBS 2.18.36 3 Luke Bourke, Colaiste Choilm Tullamore 24.46 1 C. Duffy, St.Declans 5.87 3 3 2 Lochlan Harris, Dundalk GS 2.21.31 4 Ben Hughes, St. Peters 25.18 2 Tai Ogundip, High School Dublin 5.39 4 4 3 Archie Bremer, BGS 2.22.31 5 Emmanuel Osas, Dunshaughlin CC 25.54 3 Jack O'Connell, CUS 5.38 5 5 4 Cian Nolan, Firhouse CC 2.25.04 6 Alex Devlin, St. Peters 28.30 4 Evan O'Toole, Good Counsel New Ross 5.37 6 5 Killian O'Brien, Wesley College 2.25.88 800m 5 Callum Hewitt, St. Andrews 5.22 200m 6 James Sugrue, Kings Hospital 2.31.69 1 Jack McGlone, Blackrock College 2.08.51 6 Ranes Pop, Salesians 5.21 200m 1 2 Jack Kelly, Moyle Park 2.10.21 1 2 1,100m 3 Max Ripley, Wilson's Hospital 2.11.17 Shot 2 3 1 Jamie Byrne, Wesley College 3.14.29 4 Eoin Kane, Rathoath CC 2.11.43 1 Reed Barry, St. Colmcille's CS 11.22 3 4 2 Dany Legent, St. Josephs 3.17.39 5 Adam Joyce, Tullamore College 2.11.67 2 Shane Buggy, Castlecomer CS 11.20 4 5 3 MacKenzie MacIver, Knockbeg College 3.18.69 6 David Williams, St. Kiernans College Kilkenny 2.13.70 3 Ben Howard, High Scool Dublin 10.98 5 6 4 Liam Fitzgerald, Lucan CC 3.19.61 4 Dan Reddin, Belvedere College 10.83 6 5 Billy Coogan, CBS Kilkenny 3.19.69 1,500m 5 Jack Delaney, St. Kieran's College 10.70 400m 6 Oliver Hopkins, St. Declans 3.25.81 1 Miles Hewlett, CBS New Ross 4.21.89 6 Julian Hawkswell, High School Dublin 10.66 400m 1 2 Tom Lodge, St. Kiernan's Kilkenny 4.24.49 1 2 Relay 3 Declan O'Meara, GC an Phiarsaigh 4.25.52 2 3 1 Willow Park 50.49 4 Diarmuid Fagan, Col Mhuire Mullingar 4.29.53 3 4 2 Clongowes Wood 50.88 5 Sean Quinn, Terenure College 4.31.19 4 5 3 Kings Hospital 51.29 6 Kyle Witter, Rathoath College 4.32.90 5 6 4 St. Fintans HS 51.62 6 5 St. Michael's College 51.66 Relay 800m 6 Kildare Town CS 52.37 1 Castleknock College 47.38 800m 1 2 Blackrock College 48.06 1 2 High Jump 3 St. Michael's College 48.37 2 3 1 Alex Puiu, Clonkeen College 1.60 4 Presentation Carlow 48.49 3 4 2 Dannan Long, FCJ Bunclody 1.45 5 St. Fintans College 48.73 4 5 3 Isaac Vungbo, Balbriggan CC 1.35 6 St. Peters College Dunboyne 49.00 5 6 5 Oran O'Grady, Scoil Mhuire Clane 1.30 6 5 Daniel Conroy, Clongowes Wood 1.30 High Jump 1,500m 6 1 Kieran Cooper, AS na Trionoide Athy 1.65 1,500m 1 2 Michael Coleman, Malahide CS 1.65 1 2 Long Jump 3 Greg Fitzgerald, Cistercian College 1.60 2 3 1 Danil Quirke, Temple Carrig 5.32 4 Khaliln Dureshi, Temple Carrig 1.55 3 4 2 Luke Timlon, St. Conleth's 5.30 4 Conor Napper, Oatlands College 1.55 4 5 3 Ola McCullagh, KTCS Kildare 5.08 6 Sam Harmon, Confey CC 1.50 5 6 4 I. Gonzales, CBC Monkstown 5.06 6 5 Luke Ingle, St. Fintan's HS 4.94 Long Jump 2,000m S/chase 6 F. Lyons, Belvedere College 4.90 1 Bobby Amadi , Templogue College 5.76 1,500m S/chase 1 John Fanning, Belvedere College 6.16.57 2 Louis Gaughan, Belvedere College 5.59 1 Morgan Mac An Chleirigh, Colaiste Eoin 4.38.15 2 Daniel Stone, Belvedere College 6.16.63 Shot 3 Ben Hollaway, Kildare Town CS 5.26 2 James Hyland, St. Fintans 4.39.30 3 Oisin Kelly, Newpark 6.20.22 1 Alex Martin, Tempologue College 11.74 4 Sean Emmanuel, St. Mary's Drogheda 5.26 3 Joe Dowd, Temple Carrig 4.44.19 4 Kevin Burns, St. Kiernans Kilkenny 6.23.70 2 Liam Guckian, CBC Monkstown 11.49 5 Stephen McMahon, Gonazaga College 4.95 4 Brogan McAviney, St. Kierans 5.00.62 5 Sekeriye Axmed, St. Joseph's Fairview 6.35.36 3 Maximo Osigo, Balbriggan CC 10.35 6 Conor Fagan, St. David's 4.88 5 Cathal O'Reilly, Castlecomer CS 5.02.50 6 Troy Sully, Col Craobh Abhann 6.35.50 4 Junior Uba, St. Josephs 9.82 6 Eoin Richards, Maynooth PP 5.05.15 5 Dermot Collins, Clongowes Wood 9.73 Triple Jump 5,000m 6 E. Kearney, Kings Hospital 9.72 1 Louis Gaughan, Belvedere College 11.06 3,000m 1 2 Thomas French, Templogue College 10.84 1 2 Discus 3 Anthony Idris, CBS Portlaoise 10.76 2 3 1 Oscar Mullen, Belvedere College 27.22 4 Peter Baron, Belvedere 10.69 3 4 2 Tristan Snodgrass, Sutton Park 27.11 5 Charlie McMorrow, CBS 10.41 4 5 3 Osin Killeen, Clongowes Wood 26.89 6 Ethan Banks, Sutton Park 10.40 5 6 4 Nathan Occmpo, CBC Monkstown 26.39 6 5 Charlie Maher, CBC Mallow 20.26 Pole Vault 4x100m Relay 6 Eoin McDermott, Belvedere College 19.80 1 Adam Nolan, Scoil Chonglais 3.30 (R) 4x100m Relay 1 2 Keelan Reilly, CBC Monkstown 2.60 1 2 Javelin 3 Conor Napper, Oatlands College 2.30 2 3 1 Aaron Fennell, Ballymakenny CC 40.79 4 S. Bamdele, Kings Hospital 2.30 3 4 2 Conor Walsh, Scoil Mhuire Clane 35.89 4 5 3 Michael Cherico, Willow Park 33.08 Shot 5 6 4 Liam Guckian, CBC Monkstown 30.37 1 Jonas Norvaisas, St. Fintan's HS 13.62 6 5 Daniel Schwer, St. Michaels College 28.63 2 Thomas Costello, Terenure College 12.09 4 x 400m Relay 6 Samuel Battyo, Kings Hospital 22.64 3 Michael O'Reilly, St.
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