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Irish Life Health Munster Schools XC Championships Tramore Valley Park Cork City 16Th Feb 2017 Irish Life Health Munster Schools XC Championships Tramore Valley Park Cork City 16th Feb 2017 Minor Girls (2000m) Minor Girls Team 1 HOSEY, Sarah Castletroy College 1 St. Mary's Nenagh 17 2 CUNNEEN, Niamh St. Mary's Nenagh 2 Kilrush Community School 45 3 REDMOND, Kate Kinsale Community School 3 Kinsale Community School 62 4 CROWE, Saoirse Kilrush Community School 4 PS na Trionoide Youghal 67 5 ALLEN, Saoirse Mercy Waterford 5 Ursuline Thurles 76 6 O'NEILL, Ailbhe St. Mary's Nenagh 6 Ard Scoil na nDeise 79 7 CASHMAN, Avril PS na Trionoide Youghal 7 Colaiste Muire Ennis 93 8 EAGAR, Kerry Intermediate School Kilorglin 8 Rice College Ennis 98 9 CUNNEEN, Ellen St. Mary's Nenagh 9 Ballincollig CS 121 10 O'GORMAN, Shauna Kilrush Community School 10 St Marys Midleton 134 11 CARMODY, Grace St Flannan's College Ennis 12 REDMOND, Aoife Abbey C.C. Waterford 13 NÍ-MHUIRÍ, Ellie Gaelcholaiste Carraig Ui Leighin 14 HICKEY, Emma Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 15 BURKE, Katie Ursuline Thurles 16 MURRAY, Emma Presentation Ballingarry 17 TUTILL, Nicola Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 18 BARRY, Helena St Declans Kilmacthomas 19 HICKEY, Anna Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 20 CAHILL, Roisin Colaiste Muire Ennis 21 CARROLL, Holly SMGS Blarney 22 QUINLAN, Rachel Ursuline Thurles 23 CASSIDY, Niamh Rice College Ennis 24 FLYNN, Clare Kinsale Community School 25 MURPHY, Ellen Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 26 NÍ-BUCHALLA, Robyn PS na Trionoide Youghal 27 MEEHAN, Ciara Rice College Ennis 28 HEALY, Miriam Ballincollig Community School 29 BUCKLEY, Maggie SP Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 30 MORGAN, Aimee St Marys Midleton 31 DUNNE, Ailish Kilrush Community School 32 CAREY, Ava Ennistymon V.S. 33 DEASY, Zara St Flannan's College Ennis 34 McMAHON, Caoimhe PS na Trionoide Youghal 35 HARTNETT, Aoife Kinsale Community School 36 NI LACHTNAIN, Roise Colaiste Muire Ennis 37 MONTWILL, Kate Colaiste Muire Ennis 38 O'SULLIVAN, Eve Salesian College Pallaskenry 39 GLEESON, Emma Ursuline Thurles 40 HENCHY, Caoimhe Ballincollig Community School 41 RUSK, Rachael Colaiste Muire Ennis 42 HOGAN, Cathy Ursuline Thurles 43 SHEEHY, Hannah Ursuline Thurles 44 DALY, Clionadh PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 45 ARTHUR, Katie Colaiste Muire Ennis 46 BRADFIELD, Mary Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 47 LANE, Alison Mercy Mounthawk Tralee 48 MORRISSEY, Hannah Rice College Ennis 49 DONNELLY, Cara Colaiste Muire Ennis 50 WIGGINS, Ali St Marys Midleton 51 NYHAN, Sarah Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 52 O'SULLIVAN, Rachel Midleton College 53 BEECHINOR, Órla Ballincollig Community School 54 HEALY, Aoife St Marys Midleton 55 MORRISSEY, Heidi Kilrush Community School 56 WALSH, Aoibhin Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 57 GARDNER, Bethanne Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan 58 FOLEY, Robyn Ursuline Thurles 59 JANIA, Victoria Ballincollig Community School 60 KINIRY, Dara St Marys Midleton 61 FENNELL, Charlotte Kilrush Community School 62 COSTELLO, Aoibhllin Ballincollig Community School 63 LYNCH, Caoimhe Kinsale Community School 64 COLLINS, Faye Kilrush Community School 65 McALLISTER, Sally St Marys Midleton 66 CRONIN, Martha St Marys Midleton 67 RING, Aoife Coachford College Minor Boys (2500m) Minor Boys Team 1 CASEY, Dean St Flannan's College Ennis 1 Thurles C.B.S. 90 2 CASEY, Dylan St Flannan's College Ennis 2 St Flannan's College Ennis 91 3 GRIFFIN, Luke St Flannan's College Ennis 3 SMI Newcastle West 94 4 HEALY, Diarmuid Midleton CBS 4 Midleton CBS 108 5 McKENRY, Cathal SMI Newcastle West 5 Col Mhuire Thurles 117 6 EVANS, Keith Presentation Milltown 6 St Brendans Killarney 140 7 RYAN, Jack Our Lady's Templemore 7 Glenstal Abbey School 151 8 HARTIGAN, Conor Glenstal Abbey School 8 Abbey C.C. Waterford 151 9 Ó'DEASÚNAIGH, Donnacha Gaelcholaiste Carraig Ui Leighin 9 S Phobail Sliabh Luachra 159 10 KEOGH, Darragh St. Joseph's S S Tulla 10 St Augustine's Dungarvan 170 11 MURPHY, Ben S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 11 Midleton College 182 12 FLEMING, Darragh St Brendans Killarney 12 Rice College Ennis 232 13 HOFFT, Kuba Midleton CBS 14 FOGARTY, Emmett Thurles C.B.S. 15 RYAN, Gavin Col Mhuire Thurles 16 KILLEEN, Eoin Kilrush Community School 17 CREMIN, Nathan SMI Newcastle West 18 O'NEILL, Davey Charleville CBS 19 GOULD, Tadhgh Thurles C.B.S. 20 O'MEARA, Jack Thurles C.B.S. 21 FENTON, Josh Abbey C.C. Waterford 22 PALMER, Liam PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 23 HOGAN, Niall Ennistymon CBS 24 O CEARMOIDE, Colin Ennis Community College 25 FINN, Robert Abbey C.C. Waterford 26 DINAN, Zach Presentation Brothers College Cork 27 BYRNE, Harry St Brendans Killarney 28 BRODKORB, Aaron Midleton College 29 KENNEDY, Jack Col Mhuire Thurles 30 CRADDOCK, Eoin Col Mhuire Thurles 31 BERESFORD, William St Augustine's Dungarvan 32 McCARTHY, Eddie Mercy Mounthawk Tralee 33 MURPHY, Lorchan SMI Newcastle West 34 Ó'DEASÚNAIGH, Fionn Gaelcholaiste Carraig Ui Leighin 35 FINN, Mark Abbey C.C. Waterford 36 RYAN-PRENDERVILLE, Sean Glenstal Abbey School 37 CROWLEY, Alex Thurles C.B.S. 38 STUART, Bailey Midleton College 39 MANN, Thomas SMI Newcastle West 40 CARROL-LAWLER, Adam St Augustine's Dungarvan 41 O'LEARY, Jack S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 42 O'BRIEN, Chris Midleton CBS 43 GALVIN, Luke Col Mhuire Thurles 44 KENT, Conor St Augustine's Dungarvan 45 LAHIFE, Cain Rice College Ennis 46 HANLEY, Tiernan Charleville CBS 47 BOWLER, Kevin S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 48 O LEARY, George Glenstal Abbey School 49 JOSEPH, David Midleton CBS 50 MULVANEY, Eoghan St Brendans Killarney 51 MACLTON, Cian St Brendans Killarney 52 RYAN, Ben Midleton College 53 McCARTHY, Kallen Crescent Comprehensive 54 CONNOLLY, Michael Thurles C.B.S. 55 CAMPBELL, Louis St Augustine's Dungarvan 56 CURRAN, James Rice College Ennis 57 DEE-CARTER, Brayden St Augustine's Dungarvan 58 CODY, Fintan Midleton CBS 59 QUEALLY, Peter Glenstal Abbey School 60 MOYNIHAN, Andrew S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 61 BREATHNACH, Tadhg Meanscoil San Nicolas An Rinn 62 RYAN-PRENDERVILLE, Michael Glenstal Abbey School 63 HARDIMAN, Nicki Rice College Ennis 64 BOWLES, Cian Midleton College 65 O'REILY, Eoin St Brendans Killarney 66 FRANKLIN, Michael Glenstal Abbey School 67 QUINN, Robert St Augustine's Dungarvan 68 Mc MAHON, Darragh Rice College Ennis 69 O'NEIL, Rian St Brendans Killarney 70 O'BRIEN, Daniel Abbey C.C. Waterford 71 FARRELL, Daniel De La Salle Waterford 72 ASHRAH, Cameron St Augustine's Dungarvan 73 MORRISON, Thomas Midleton CBS 74 MAWE, Stephen Thurles C.B.S. 75 QUINLAN, Luke St Brogans Bandon 76 O'NEIL, Ethan St Brendans Killarney 77 RYAN, David Midleton College 78 MORIARTY, Dara S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 79 O'DUBHAIN, Eoghan St Brendans Killarney 80 JORDAN, Nathan Col Mhuire Thurles 81 ROCHE, Kieran Glenstal Abbey School 82 O'CONNOR, Richard S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore 83 SPELMAN, John Midleton CBS 84 ALAPINI, Desmond Midleton College 85 OPUORO, Efe St Flannan's College Ennis 86 AMBROSE, Patrick SMI Newcastle West 87 CROSSE, Killian Col Mhuire Thurles 88 O'CONNOR, Taghdh SMI Newcastle West 89 FINNEGAN, Paric S Phobail Sliabh Luachra Rathmore Junior Girls (2500m) Junior Girls Team 1 HAYDE, Aimee St Marys Newport 1 Rice College Ennis 33 2 O'BRIEN, Una Waterpark College 2 St Augustine's Dungarvan 50 3 COTTER, Shannon Coachford College 3 Kilrush Community School 55 4 DOHERTY, Ella Colaiste Muire Ennis 4 Loreto Fermoy 62 5 O'KEEFFE, Lucy St Marys Midleton 5 Presentation SS Tralee 70 6 MORRISON, Sarah Loreto Fermoy 6 Waterpark College 71 7 GRIFFIN, Carla Rice College Ennis 7 Ursuline Waterford 72 8 CARR, Meghan Loreto Fermoy 8 Colaiste Muire Ennis 87 9 MADIGAN, Aoife Rice College Ennis 9 St Marys Midleton 102 10 QUINLIVAN, Laura Kilrush Community School 10 Ursuline Thurles 120 11 BUCKLEY, Jane Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 11 PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 158 12 BARRETT, Sarah Presentation SS Tralee 12 Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai 173 13 O'NEILL, Aine St Augustine's Dungarvan 14 EGAN, Grainne St Marys Mallow 15 LILLIS, Sinead Kilrush Community School 16 CAREY, Caoimhe St Aloysius Carrigtwohill 17 PIKE, Ellie Rice College Ennis 18 NÍ-MHUIRI, Roise St Augustine's Dungarvan 19 KILLIGREW, Kate St Augustine's Dungarvan 20 DUFFIN, Anna Ursuline Waterford 21 FORDE, Isobel Ursuline Thurles 22 O'SULLIVAN, Eimear Presentation SS Tralee 23 FANNING, Anna Ursuline Waterford 24 O'CONNOR, Heather Ardscoil na Mara Tramore 25 MULCAHY, Lucy Presentation Thurles 26 DALY, Abbie Colaiste na Sceilge Caherciveen 27 CASHMAN, Lesley PS na Trionoide Youghal 28 McMAHON, Leah Rice College Ennis 29 WALSH, Rachel Ursuline Waterford 30 CONLON, Niamh Kilrush Community School 31 O'MALLEY, Meabh Spanish Point 32 O'REILLY, Orna Waterpark College 33 KEOGH, Megan St Augustine's Dungarvan 34 DUNPHY, Shiona St Declans Kilmacthomas 35 MURPHY, Danielle Colaiste Treasa Kanturk 36 O'MAHONY, Niamh Presentation SS Tralee 37 MONAHAN, Clodagh Waterpark College 38 COLEMAN, Emma St Marys Newport 39 HARRINGTON, Rebecca Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai 40 DOHERTY, Grace Colaiste Muire Ennis 41 OSBORNE, Emma Ursuline Thurles 42 SILLET, Maggie Colaiste Muire Cobh 43 O'DEA, Katie Colaiste Muire Ennis 44 BUCKLEY, Sara-Zia Ballincollig Community School 45 GEARY, Saoirse St Marys Midleton 46 DWYER, Rachel Colaiste na Sceilge Caherciveen 47 FENNELL, Victoria Kilrush Community School 48 KEARNEY, Sinead Loreto Fermoy 49 O'NEILL, Sarah Bishopstown Community School 50 MURPHY, Kate PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 51 FENNELL, Emma Kilrush Community School 52 WALL, Hannah St Marys Midleton 53 DEFAOITE, Muireann PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 54 FANNING, Carla Waterpark College 55 O'REILLY, Aoife PS Inbhear Sceine Kenmare 56 BARRY, Rachel St Marys Midleton 57
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