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Munster Juvenile “B” Cross Country Championships Kilworth, December 1st 2002 Girls under 9 1 Orla O'Donovan Iveragh 2 Ayla Dee Moycarkey Coolcroo 3 Fiona Holmes Bilboa 4 Carla O'Reilly Ennis Track 5 6 Idi Kelleher Duhallow 7 Mary O'Shea Bantry 8 Meabh Hogan Ennis Track 9 Marian Duneen Gneeveguilla 10 Shauna Mullane Kilnaboy 11 Sinead Broderick Midleton 12 Sara Kiely K.C.K. 13 Kayla Lynch Youghal 14 Roisin Egan Tipp Town 15 Colette O'Leary Kilnaboy Inter-Club 1 Kilnaboy 67 2 Youghal 94 Inter-County 1 Clare 72 2 Cork 76 3 Tipperary 128 Boys under 9 1 Brian O'Reilly Fanahan McSweeney 2 Donal Maher Gneeveguilla 3 Mark Banahan St. Mary's Clare 4 Thomas Coffey St. Mary's Clare 5 Stephen Heslin St. Mary's Clare 6 Owen O'Donnell St.Mary's Lk 7 John Hally K.C.K. 8 Colm Dunford West Waterford 9 Paul Whyte St.Mary's Lk 10 Christopher Cahill Tipp Town 11 Owen Howard Grange Fermoy 12 Donal O'Dwyer Dundrum 13 Dean Thompson Dundrum 14 C McCarthy Midleton 15 Brian Moore Midleton Inter-Club 1 St. Mary's Clare 31 2 Midleton 64 3 Marian 128 Inter-County 1 Clare 70 2 Cork 76 3 Tipperary 106 Girls under 11 1 Dearbhla Ni Haodha West Waterford 2 Una Twohig Duhallow 3 Ciara Spillane Bantry 4 Ailish Sheehan Kilmallock 5 Zoe Scanlon West Waterford 6 Lorraine healy Moyne 7 Treasa Ni Bantry Shuilleabhain 8 Deborah O'Keeffe Duhallow 9 Fawen Guiolfoyle Kilnaboy 10 Katie Dillon North Cork 11 Jade Looby Clonmel 12 Gayle Finn Duhallow 13 Niamh Doyle Moyne 14 Avril O'Driscoll Skibbereen 15 Niamh Crowley Bantry Inter-Club 1 Moyne 64 2 Bantry 74 3 Kilnaboy 93 Inter-County 1 Cork 42 2 Tipperary 84 3 Clare 128 Boys under 11 1 Sean McGrath St.Mary's Lk 2 Tim Curran West Waterford 3 Sean Killeen Kilnaboy 4 Thomas Brosnan an Riocht 5 Denis Hassett Borrisokane 6 Thomas Murray Templemore 7 Stephen O'Reilly Beara 8 Barry Tyrell Youghal 9 Eoghan O'Sullivan Bantry 10 Colm Daly Ennis Track 11 J O'Donnell St.Mary's Lk 12 Colm Curran West Waterford 13 Donal O'Leary West Muskerry 14 D Williams Borrisokane 15 P McSherry Borrisokane Inter-Club 1 Borrisokane 78 2 West Waterford 83 3 Beara 98 Inter-County 1 Cork 70 2 Tipperary 86 3 Clare 145 Girls under 13 1 Frances O'Shea North Cork 2 Rebecca Hand Kilmallock 3 Katie Sheehan Grange Fermoy 4 Sinead Tangney Spa Muckross 5 Dawn Lynch Iveragh 6 Maura Fitzgerald Farranfore 7 8 Ella Stapleton Templemore 9 Siobhan Ryan Templemore 10 11 karley Fairman Thurles Croke 12 13 14 Mairead Roche Bandon 15 Sile Johnson Bandon Inter-Club 1 Bandon 89 2 Templemore 92 3 Borrisokane 102 Inter-County 1 Cork 68 2 Tipperary 73 3 Kerry 99 Boys under 13 1 Tom O'Driscoll Emerald 2 D McSweeney West Muskerry 3 J Doherty Tipp Town 4 M Daly Duhallow 5 E O'Dubjain Farranfore 6 T Quinn Templemore 7 D Browne K.C.K. 8 D Murphy Bandon 9 Eoin Murphy St. Mary's Clare 10 D Bourke Borrisokane 11 Noel Shannon Emerald 12 S Hackett Moycarkey Coolcroo 13 Kevin Moore Dundrum 14 Brian Corry Marian 15 Niall O'Brien Dundrum Inter-Club 1 Bandon 96 2 Marian 129 3 K.C.K. 133 Inter-County 1 Tipperary 59 2 Cork 71 3 Clare 209 Girls under 15 1 Claire Hackett Moycarkey Coolcroo 2 Siobhan Lee St. Cronan's 3 Michelle Finn Duhallow 4 S Tangney Spa Muckross 5 Fiona Lafferty Marian 6 Amanda Perrill Marian 7 Sarah Loughnane St. Cronan's 8 C Carroll Millstreet 9 Lorna Buckley Donoughmore 10 Marion Shine an Riocht 11 Denise Connolly Tipp Town 12 Niamh Sheehan Kilmallock Inter-Club 1 St. Cronan's 49 2 Marian 87 3 An Riocht 92 Inter-County 1 Clare 48 2 Cork 67 3 Kerry 125 Boys under 15 1 John Hally Bandon 2 Alan Marrinan St. Mary's Clare 3 Eric Cotter Togher 4 Robert Jones St. Flannan's 5 Sean Hand Kilmallock 6 Christy Hanley North Cork 7 James King Thurles Croke 8 Owen Ryan Emerald 9 Conor Dineen Gneeveguilla 10 Oliver Lynch West Muskerry 11 Damien Ryan Kilnaboy 12 John McHugh Marian Inter-Club 1 Bandon 95 2 Youghal 113 3 Marian 132 Inter-County 1 Cork 47 2 Tipperary 93 Girls under 17 1 Aisling Geary Leevale 2 Oona Crotty Carrig na Bfhear 3 Niamh Moloney Inter-County 1 Cork 26 Boys under 17 1 John Peppard Marian 2 Pierce Lyons Dooneen 3 Kevin Hanley North Cork 4 Peter Fennel Togher 5 Ciaran McCarthy Togher 6 Kieran Carroll Thurles Croke 7 Des O'Driscoll Carrig na Bfhear 8 Luke Hanley Dooneen 9 Conor Lyons Dooneen 10 Owen Thornhill Skibbereen 11 James Roche Dooneen 12 Dan Leahy Skibbereen Inter-Club 1 Dooneen 30 2 Skibbereen 64 3 Ballynonty 86 Inter-County 1 Cork 48 2 Tipperary 100 Girls under 19 1 Katie Kelleher Youghal 2 Anita Foley Youghal 3 Linda O'Driscoll Youghal 4 Sarah Lyons An Riocht Inter-Club 1 Youghal 6 Boys under 19 1 Sean Hanley Ballynonty 2 Patrick Cummins Thurles Croke 3 Michael Broderick an Riocht 4 Jason Kennedy Youghal 5 Dave McMahon Youghal 6 David Carroll Olympic Harriers .
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