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Quiz Venues 150213 Quiz Location 2013 Enniscorthy Table Quiz Club Venue Contact Details Venue Co‐ordinator Contact Details Ballyhogue Gary Byrnes (Bree ) James Whelan 087‐668 0148 Pj Doyle 086‐8131566 Cloughbawn Cloughbawn GAA Complex ‐ Castleboro Tom Furlong 087 6471789 Suzanne Keating 087‐983 7080 Davidstown Millenium (Davidstown) Maureen Doyle 086‐8311225 Marguritte Furlong 087‐2070956 Duffry Rovers Jordans ‐ Ballindaggin Joan Rafter 087‐0923412 Dan Doyle 053‐9388963 HWH Bunclody Riversedge ‐ Bunclody Enda Slevin 087‐4132421 Marshalstown Ballincarney Inn‐Ballincarney Ian Plunkett 087‐6294049 John Morris 087 2596377 Monageer‐Boolavogue Monageer Tavern ‐ Monageer Bridget O Loughlin 087‐2970665 Enda Walsh 087‐1225226 Oulart The Ballagh Oulart Hill Bar (Oulart) Bob's Bar (Ballagh) Breda Jacob 086‐1686978 John Nolan 087‐326 ‐0614 Oylegate/Glenbrien Mernagh Pub ‐Oylegate Eamon Mernagh 087‐8111855 Rapparees/Starlights Bellefield GAA Complex Marie Nolan 087‐664 4603 Ger Mc Veigh 087‐6392028 Rathnure Conrans Mike Reddy 087‐6813959 Shane Barron 087‐6507325 Shamrocks Traceys Hotel ‐ Enniscorthy John Hendrick 087‐9818416 Ross District Club Venue Contact Details Venue Co‐ordinator Contact Details Adamstown Foleys (Newbawn) Ian Stafford 086‐3847279 Barry Power 086‐3966835 Bannow/Ballymitty Tire na nOg ‐ Wellington Bridge Donal McLoughlin 087‐9175010 Paddy Hannon 087‐2563472 Clongeen PJ. Murphys Carol Anne Donovan 087‐9690382 Peter Chapman 087‐8075981 Fethard Templars Inn Josie Sutton 087‐410 3659 Geraldine O Hanrahans The Ferry Inn ‐ New Ross Tom O Shea 087‐6126117 Liam Roche 087 9372009 Gusserane Powers Ballycullane Lorraine O Neill 086‐174 3117 Horeswood Dunphys ‐Campile Charlie Rowe 087‐8210431 R/Cushinstown Horse & Hound Brendan Murphy 087‐2512710 Carolanne Barnes St James Strand Tavern Duncannon ‐ Sportsmans Inn Ramsgrange Margaret Murphy 087‐2227211 Pat Walsh 087‐2227211 Taghmon/Camross Taghmon GAA Complex Denis Nolan 086‐8111878 Gorey District Venue Contact Details Venue Co‐ordinator Contact Details Askamore ‐Kilrush Askamore Community Centre Sinead O Hara 087‐7907582 Margaret Nolan 087‐7605262 Ballygarrett‐Realt na Mara GAA Complex Andy Kavanagh 087 260 4358 Mary Higgins 086‐2532013 Buffers Alley Buffers Alley Complex Mary Foley 087‐195 5152 Padraig O Reilly 087‐6625260 Castletown‐Liam Mellows Anchor Bar Michael Halpin 087‐6813102 Joe Sullivan 087‐2416375 Clonee Parkside ‐ Camolin Alan Byrne 086‐8135149 Craanford Cooneys ‐Craanford Siobhan Whitty 087‐6893216 Ger Doran 086‐822 8686 Ferns Dunbars ‐ Ferns Tom Dunbar 086‐2142339 Des O Neill 086‐8354969 Kilanerin ‐Ballyfad Murphys Pub Kilanerin Enda McDonald 083‐3613488 Naomh Eanna Gorey GAA Complex Michael Dwyer 087‐9770497 Podge Cronin 087‐776 9171 St Patricks The Ramble ‐ Ballycarnew Anne‐Marie Roche 087‐6092100 Pat Doran 086‐809 7448 Tara Rocks Bunkers Bar ‐ the Rock Catherine Breen 087‐657 5544 Wexford Venue Contact Details Venue Co‐ordinator Contact Details Blackwater Ettchinghams ‐ Blackwater Liam Buttle 087‐2496724 Declan O Leary 087‐2074594 Clonard Wexford Golf Club Angela McCormack 086‐150 6623 Crossabeg/Ballymurn Foleys ‐ Crossabeg Murt Flynn 087‐172 8297 Brian Foley 086‐2307167 Faythe Harriers Bugler Doyles‐ South Main Street Pat Henebery 087‐2609958 Andy Doyle 087‐6785530 Glynn/Barntown Glynn/Barntown GAA Club Bobby Goff 087‐2542041 Gary Laffan 086‐777 5926 Kilmore Quigleys ‐ Kilmore Kevin McGeever 087‐63222013 Michael Cooney 085 832 4627 OLI Butlers of Broadway Seamus Mullins 053 91 31736 Rosleen Keegan 086‐8339236 Post/Primary Schools Ferrycarrig Hotel Jim Dempsey 086‐8669934 Michael Martin 087‐629 1866 Sarsfields Gaelic Bar ‐Bishopswater Kevin Carty 085‐1744521 Shelmaliers Hotel Curracloe Seamus O Leary 087‐750 3182 Peggy Kelly St Annes Sciville Lodge ‐ Duncormack Noel O Keeffe 087‐282 9310 Noel Byrne 087‐2843001 St Josephs Browns Pub ‐ Bishopswater Ger Comerford 087‐9984777 St Martins St Martins GAA Club Chris Cullenton 086‐8476116 St Marys Maudlintown Pike Inn ‐ Wexford Trevor Doocey 086‐8140134 Volunteers Gayners ‐ Wex Peter McGuire 087‐2921059 Joe Cummins 086‐3049391 .
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