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County Longford Primary Schools Cross Country Championships 2016 Held on Saturday 24 Sept 2016 at Moyne Community Schools Placename School Individual Team Race No County Longford Primary Schools Cross Country Championships 2016 Held on Saturday 24 Sept 2016 at Moyne Community Schools PlaceName School Individual Team Race No. Place 3rd & 4th Class Girls 800m Race = 54 runners 3rd & 4th Class Boys 800m Race = 60 runners 1st Sian Gallagher Ardagh Gold 2nd 316 1st 2nd Carly Flood Tashinny Silver 348 2nd 3rd Shauna Burke Newtownforbes Bronze 3rd 323 3rd 4th Alyssa Galligan Newtownforbes Bronze 3rd 311 4th 5th Erin Murphy Edgeworthstown Bronze 328 5th 6th Eimear Igoe Killoe Bronze 1st 347 6th 7th Rachel Keenan Ardagh Bronze 2nd 325 7th 8th Maria Crossan Newtownforbes Bronze 3rd 329 8th 9th Grainne Rooney Killoe Bronze 1st 324 9th 10th Amy Jordan Cloontagh Bronze 304 10th 11 Isabella Larkin Killoe 1st 301 11 12 Rachel Quinn Killoe 1st 315 12 13 Eva Kelly Ballymahon 307 13 14 Aoife Farrell Edgeworthstown 321 14 15 Siadbh Nerney Stonepark 342 15 16 Evie O'Rourke Grant Ardagh 2nd 317 16 17 Emma Farrell Ardagh 2nd 334 17 18 Katie Duignan Ardagh 2nd 333 18 19 Rebecca Moorehead Killoe 1st 341 19 20 Sarah Keegan Colehill 337 20 21 Carragh Lenihan Kenagh 314 21 22 Robyn O'Neill Killoe 1st 330 22 23 Lara O'Connor Stonepark 344 23 24 Kayla Masterson Edgeworthstown 320 24 25 Eimear Dempsey Colehill 339 25 26 Karen Smyth Ballymahon 353 26 27 Catherine Coyle Edgeworthstown 319 27 28 Sinead Healy Ballymahon 308 28 29 Ciara Crossan Edgeworthstown 318 29 30 Dearbhla Broslin Colehill 338 30 31 Niamh Keane Ardagh 2nd 326 31 32 Phoenix Noelle Stonepark 343 32 33 Caitriona Dunican Colehill 340 33 34 Cliodhna Ni Mhaonaigh Killoe 335 34 35 Rionagh McCormack Newtownforbes 3rd 327 35 36 Clara Forbes Ballymahon 351 36 37 Andrea Nolan Ballymahon 322 37 38 Abbey White Killoe 332 38 39 Katie Glennon Ballinalee 352 39 40 Abby Tully Ballinalee 350 40 41 Sarah McCormack Colehill 336 41 42 Caitlyn Derwin Ardagh 309 42 43 Sarah Hughes Ardagh 310 43 44 Tara Gray Dromard 312 44 45 Shauna Nolan Newtownforbes 3rd 303 45 46 Charlotte Mulleady Ballinamuck 313 46 47 Neasa Donohoe Kenagh 349 47 48 Ava Horkan Kenagh 300 48 49 Sholah Moran Stonepark 345 49 50 Sarah Skelly Legan 331 50 51 Emmy Ogunpola Newtownforbes 306 51 52 Shauna Manning Newtownforbes 302 52 53 Emmeline Ogunpola Newtownforbes 305 53 54 Edie Hagan Stonepark 346 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 5th & 6th Class Girls 1000m Race = 33 runners 5th & 6th Class Boys 1000m Race = 51 runners 1st Kate Hagan Newtownforbes Gold 2nd 506 1st 2nd Rosie Flannagan Stonepark Silver 516 2nd 3rd Caoimhe Mulvey Colehill Bronze 1st 520 3rd 4th Aisling Lane Colehill Bronze 1st 521 4th 5th Sarah McPhillips Ardagh Bronze 3rd 514 5th 6th Shauna Flood Tashinny Bronze 529 6th 7th Ella Hogan Fermoyle Bronze 531 7th 8th Kerry McNamara Colehill Bronze 1st 522 8th 9th Keeva Gillen Ardagh Bronze 3rd 519 9th 10th Amy Burke Newtownforbes Bronze 2nd 513 10th 11 Caoimhe Crossan Edgeworthstown 511 11 12 Tara Crossan Newtownforbes 2nd 526 12 13 Sarah O'Beirne guest 527 13 14 Ciara Heaney Ballinalee 515 14 15 Rachel Mulligan Ardagh 3rd 501 15 16 Amy Finnegan Killoe 532 16 17 Rachel Briody Killoe 512 17 18 Mia Shannon Killoe 507 18 19 Katie Manning Newtownforbes 2nd 504 19 20 Anna Hayden Ardagh 3rd 500 20 21 Aoife Kennelly Fermoyle 518 21 22 Anna Flynn Newtownforbes 2nd 502 22 23 Caitlin Mahon Newtownforbes 2nd 510 23 24 Sinead McKeon Killoe 528 24 25 Clodagh Murtagh Colehill 1st 523 25 26 Ava Breslin Colehill 1st 524 26 27 Aine McEnroe Killoe 509 27 28 Caoimhe McKenna Killoe 508 28 29 Kiera Dunican Colehill 1st 525 29 30 Alice Johnston Fermoyle 517 30 31 Paulina Sobstyl Ballymahon 505 31 32 Cara Murray Newtownforbes 503 32 33 Aideen Mulligan Killoe 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 Name School Individual Team Race No. 3rd & 4th Class Boys 800m Race = 60 runners Conor McHugh Stonepark Gold 1st 427 Enda Quinn Killoe Silver 2nd 435 Patrick Clancy Stonepark Bronze 1st 450 Stephen McGinnity Tashinny Bronze 436 Jamie Dorr Newtownforbes Bronze 3rd 411 Ryan Murphy Legan Bronze 409 Ryan Keogh Killoe Bronze 2nd 446 Charlie Flanagan Stonepark Bronze 1st 419 Jack Reilly Ballinalee Bronze 416 Tyler Killian Ballymahon Bronze 425 Conor Doherty Killoe 2nd 421 Peter Farrell Stonepark 1st 447 Hayden Nolan Legan 408 Ciaran Conaty Colmcille 402 Cormac Mulvey Colehill 440 Mark Cooney Newtownforbes 3rd 410 Stephen Carroll Stonepark 1st 430 James Hagan Newtownforbes 3rd 403 Robert Smith Newtownforbes 3rd 432 Darragh Mulligan Colehill 441 Senan Murphy Edgeworthstown 451 Daire Farrell Ardagh 418 Cormac Flynn Newtownforbes 3rd 401 Liam Greene Edgeworthstown 400 Ronan Burke Ballymahon 406 Donnacha Golden Ardagh 438 Tadhg Tiernan Stonepark 1st 428 Seamus Quinn Killoe 2nd 434 Sean Grealy Melview 454 David Maher Stonepark 429 Matthew McCormack Colehill 443 Joseph Farrell Ardagh 417 Conor Mulligan Killoe 2nd 445 Conor Molloy Ballymahon 423 Diarmuid Glennon Ballinalee 456 Ross Cumiskey Killoe 2nd 433 Nathan Glancy guest 420 Colin Murphy Edgeworthstown 437 Eanna Madden Newtownforbes 3rd 407 Tadhg Ronayne Ballymahon 404 Maciej Napierlski Ballymahon 426 Ronan Molloy Ballymahon 424 Conor Burke Ballymahon 405 Tom Murray Ardagh 439 Diarmuid Nerney Stonepark 448 Alan O'Beirne guest 449 Luke Dalton Colehill 444 Ciaran Brady Colehill 442 Luke Coughlan Legan 422 Luke Howe Tashinny 459 Adam McCarthy Killoe 415 Aaron Hopkins Killoe 414 Cormac O'Dowd Fermoyle 458 Luke Johnston Fermoyle 457 Callum Duggan Stonepark 455 Michael Halpin Ardagh 412 Donnacha Reynolds Dromard 452 Mark McSweeney Ardagh 413 Daniel Aslam Killoe 453 Joseph Skelly Legan 431 5th & 6th Class Boys 1000m Race = 51 runners Eoin Kiernan Legan Gold 601 Conor Smith Newtownforbes Silver 2nd 633 Mark Rowley Killoe Bronze 1st 614 Shane Smyth Killoe Bronze 1st 643 Colm Coyle Killoe Bronze 1st 631 Cormac Egan Colehill Bronze 637 Andrew Crow Tashinny Bronze 627 Matthew Flynn Newtownforbes Bronze 2nd 606 David Moorehead Killoe Bronze 1st 635 Ross Shields Newtownforbes Bronze 2nd 632 Cormac Harte Killoe 1st 609 Harry Mulvihill Stonepark 646 Ronan Courtney Edgeworthstown 612 Quinlan Cumiskey Killoe 3rd 630 Kieran O'Dowd Fermoyle 648 Kevin Baskett Newtownforbes 2nd 604 James Conal Edgeworthstown 611 Gavin Farrelly Killoe 3rd 644 Niall Maken Killoe 3rd 634 Matthew Dunahoe Newtownforbes 2nd 616 Christopher Heigton Tashinny 650 Dan Crossan Newtownforbes 2nd 645 Daniel Egan Colehill 639 Joe Morrissey Killoe 3rd 610 Ross Doherty Colehill 638 Charlie Byrne Colehill 640 Christopher Clidin Ballymahon 621 Brian Mulvet Colehill 636 Liam Glennon Colehill 629 Patrick Higgins Newtownforbes 613 James Gillen Ardagh 628 Seamus Walsh Killoe 3rd 641 Conor Flynn Newtownforbes 600 Conor Keighran Newtownforbes 608 Cian Mody Ballymahon 620 Patrick Crossan Newtownforbes 619 Sean Burke Legan 618 Malcolm O'Boyle Tashinny 626 Sam Mince Tashinny 623 Kieran McMorrow Newtownforbes 605 Patrick Moran Killoe 3rd 642 Michael Murphy Ballinalee 649 Daithi Prendergast Ardagh 615 Scot O'Boyle Tashinny 625 Ryan Nolan Legan 607 Matthew Sheridan Ardagh 647 Joseph Carrigy Ardagh 602 Cathal Matthews Legan 617 Coan Macgiolla Ballymahon 624 Cole McLoughlin Ballymahon 622 Stephen Oates Stonepark 603.
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