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PRIMARY SCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY 1st Class Girls 1st Class Boys 1. Aveen Shevlin, St Andrews Curragha 1. Oisin Cribben, Gaelscoil na Rithe 2. Caroline Woods, St Pauls Ratoath 2. Oisin Leonard, St Marys Trim 3. Lucia Callagher, St Marys Trim 3. Laurence Giles, Longwood NS Teams: 1. Longwood NS Teams: 1. St Marys Trim 2. Kilbride NS 2. Kentstown NS 3. Gaelscoil na Rithe 3. St Seachnalls NS 2nd Class Girls 2nd Class Boys 1. Nicole Doherty, St Pauls Ratoath 1. John Hanlon, Kilcloon NS 2. Doireann O’Sullivan, St Pauls Ratoath 2. George Golds, St Michaels Trim 3. Riona McCoy, Kentstown NS 3. Bobby Collins, Kilcloon NS Teams: 1 Kentstown NS Teams: 1. Kilcloon NS 2. St Pauls Navan 2. Gaelscoil na Rithe 3. Kilcloon NS 3. St Olivers Navan 3rd Class Girls 3rd Class Boys 1. Olivia Ryan, St Pauls Ratoath 1. Conn Brennan, Bohermeen NS 2. Molly O’Brien, Bohermeen NS 2. Adam Forde, St Pauls Ratoath 3. Alex McCarthy, St Seachnalls 3. Jack McKenna, Donacarney NS Teams: 1. Dunboyne NS Teams: 1. Donacarney NS 2. Bohermeen NS 2. Dunboyne NS 3. Longwood NS 3. Bohermeen NS 4th Class Girls 4th Class Boys 1. Amber Lane, St Pauls Ratoath 1. Cian Doyle, Dunboyne NS 2. Lucy Mooney, Longwood NS 2. Jeff Foley, Gaelscoil na Rithe 3. Ava Doran, St Pauls Ratoath 3. Andrew Norman, Dunboyne NS Teams: 1 St Pauls Ratoath Teams: 1. Dunboyne NS 2. Dunboyne NS 2. Donacarney NS 3. Seachnall Dunshaughlin 3. St Colmcille Kells 5th Class Girls 5th Class Boys 1. Katie Doherty, St Pauls Ratoath 1. Harry Bogan, St Pauls Ratoath 2. Sheila Ni Choileain, Gaelscoil Eanna 2. Callum Willoughby, St Pauls Ratoath 3. Emma Hunt, Our Ladys Kells 3. Shane Reilly, Laytown NS Teams: 1. Seachnall Dunshaughlin Teams: 1. St Pauls Ratoath 2. Dunboyne NS 2. Dunboyne NS 3. Our Ladys Kells 3. St Declans Ashbourne 6th Class Girls 6th Class Boys 1. Niamh Murphy, St Andrews Curragha 1. Eamon Armstrong, Duleek NS 2. Kate Gormley, Kilcloon NS 2. Andrew Gormley, St Colmcille Kells 3. Shauna Fox, Laytown NS 3. John Gormley, St Colmcille Kells Teams: 1. St Andrews Curragha Teams: 1. St Colmcille Kells 2. St Pauls Navan 2. Dunboyne NS 3. Seachnall Dunshaughlin 3. Donacarney NS .

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