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GloHealth Leinster Schools Cross Country Championship 2016 Position Name School CAT Number 1 Aine Kirwan Loreto Kilkenny MG 25 2 Ainnee Kenna St MacDara's CC MG 73 3 Caoimhe May St. Wolstans MG 106 4 Orla Reidy Maynooth PP MG 61 5 Hannah O'Keefe Loreto Kilkenny MG 27 6 Aoibhinn Brennan Tullow C.S. MG 86 7 Niamh McDonald Heywood C.S. MG 32 8 Kate Halpin Skerries CC MG 80 9 Caoimhe O’Reilly Loreto St Stephens Green MG 44 10 Emma Goddard Loreto St Stephens Green MG 43 11 Sarah Delaney Heywood C.S. MG 31 12 Siofra O’Mahony Loreto St Stephens Green MG 45 13 Rebecca Fenton Colaiste Iosagain MG 87 14 Isabelle Carroll St. Gerards MG 95 15 Emily Whelan Ardgillian CC MG 79 16 Cliodhna Donaghy St Dominic's Cabra MG 6 17 Kirsten Monaghan Maynooth PP MG 64 18 Orla O'Keefe Loreto Kilkenny MG 26 19 Claire Murphy St Dominic's Cabra MG 2 20 Emma Williams Holy Child Killiney MG 56 21 Ellen Cheung Mount Anville MG 49 22 Isabella Dunlop Kings Hospital MG 68 23 Cliona Nolan Our Lady's Greenhills MG 83 24 Sarah Rose Merrick Maynooth PP MG 62 25 Ellen Fitzgerald Loreto Kilkenny MG 28 26 Susie Nestor Maynooth PP MG 63 27 Lizzie Woodcock Holy Child Killiney MG 58 28 Abbie Gilsen Loreto Kilkenny MG 29 29 Ava Phelan Loreto St Stephens Green MG 46 30 Hannah Lodge Loreto Kilkenny MG 30 31 Anna Sommers Maynooth PP MG 66 32 Holly Roche Ardgillian CC MG 81 33 Maud O’Shea Loreto St Stephens Green MG 47 34 Rhasiat Adeleke Presentation Terenure MG 104 36 Francesca Walshe Loreto Mullingar MG 9 39 Jennifer Pidgeon Loreto Mullingar MG 7 40 Ella Tempany Alexandra College MG 102 42 Ashley Oxi St Dominic's Cabra MG 3 43 Clara Wilson High School MG 98 45 Aine Caffrey Maynooth PP MG 65 46 Karla Cunningham Loreto Mullingar MG 10 49 Ciara Kernan Mount Anville MG 52 50 Lauren Connolly Loreto Mullingar MG 12 51 Caoimhe Naughton Mount Anville MG 51 52 Mount Anville MG 54 53 Aimee Kenna St MacDara's CC MG 74 55 Eva Phelan DCW MG 100 56 Phoebe Nicholson Kings Hospital MG 71 57 Robyn Bolger Newpark C.S. MG 96 58 Katelyn Wigodore Mount Anville MG 53 59 Heather Griffin Alexandra College MG 99 60 Roisin Connolly St MacDara's CC MG 75 61 Ellen Leonard Loreto St Stephens Green MG 48 62 Anna Sullivan Dominican Griffith Ave MG 17 63 Anna Pettit St Dominic's Cabra MG 1 64 Sinead McEvoy Heywood C.S. MG 33 65 Gillian Murphy St Dominic's Cabra MG 5 66 Lauren Graham Holy Child Killiney MG 59 67 Ciara Kavanagh Dominican Griffith Ave MG 18 68 Holly Lowe Kings Hospital MG 70 69 Mairead Newman Loreto Mullingar MG 11 70 Kate Wynn St MacDara's CC MG 76 71 Kate Ormsby Kings Hospital MG 72 72 Sarah Byrne St Dominic's Cabra MG 4 1ST TEAM Loreto Kilkenny 2ND TEAM Loreto Stephens Green 3RD TEAM Maynooth P.P Position Name School Cat Number 1 Roisin Treacy St. Gerards JG 329 2 Dearbhile O'Reilly Mount Sackville JG 298 3 Jennifer McAdams HFCS Rathcoole JG 341 4 Sarah O’Connor Temple Carrig JG 276 5 Dara Medsyesy St Dominic's Cabra JG 252 6 Caoimhe O'Brien Loreto Mullingar JG 246 7 Theresa Russell St. Vincent's Dundalk JG 313 8 Amy Hudson DCGA JG 312 9 Caragh Ni Mhulchair GC Ceartharlach JG 324 10 Rebecca Ward Mount Sackville JG 297 11 Ruby Pereira Loreto Balbriggan JG 315 12 Caoimhe Nic Gachain Coláiste Iosagáin JG 282 13 Lily Heaney Skerries CC JG 243 14 Helena Paran Mount Anville JG 330 15 Orla Fennelly Ard Scoil Na Trionida, Athy JG 320 16 Lottie Simons Skerries CC JG 242 17 Amelia Rogers Loreto Beaufort JG 342 18 Anna Prior Skerries CC JG 240 19 Orla Geraghty Loreto Mullingar JG 247 20 Aimee Warren DCGA JG 316 21 Aisling McCabe Scoil Mhuire, Trim JG 314 22 Karen Hayes Ratoath C.C. JG 317 23 Hazel McLoughlin St Mary's Naas JG 266 24 Rebecca Balfe Mountrath C.S. JG 323 25 Sophie Carroll Newbridge College JG 271 26 Sarah Gaughran Mount Anville JG 332 27 Eimer Murphy St Dominic's Cabra JG 254 28 Molly Aspell Cross and Passion Kilcullen JG 322 29 Ella De Brun Coláiste Iosagáin JG 283 30 Ciara Hogan Castleknock CC JG 301 31 Natasha Doyle Tullow C.S. JG 321 32 Meagan O’Brien Temple Carrig JG 278 33 Isobel Radford Temple Carrig JG 277 34 Ciara O'Keefe Loreto Kilkenny JG 258 35 Ciara Smith Loreto Mullingar JG 248 36 Rebecca Carroll St Wolstan's CS JG 306 37 Jessica Brennan Heywood C.S. JG 326 38 Sinead O'Keefe Loreto Kilkenny JG 260 39 Anna Colgan St. Leo's Carlow JG 325 40 Sara Jane Darcy St Dominic's Cabra JG 256 41 Issey Shine Loreto Kilkenny JG 259 42 Chloe Corcoran Mount Sackville JG 299 43 Hannah Murphy Holy Child Killiney JG 290 44 Ciara O'Donnell Maynooth PP JG 340 45 Sophie Manning Holy Child Killiney JG 289 46 Abbie Tyrrell Holy Child Killiney JG 288 47 Libby Peppard St Dominic's Cabra JG 255 48 Dervla Leahy Newbridge College JG 273 49 Saibh Quinn Newbridge College JG 272 50 Cliona Tucker Coláiste Iosagáin JG 285 51 Kerrie Costello Skerries CC JG 241 52 Sophia Kourrini Firhouse C.C. JG 336 53 Hannah Kelly St. Mary's New Ross JG 327 54 Anna Brophy Newbridge College JG 275 55 Elena O'Toole St Wolstan's CS JG 307 56 Aoife Kelly Mount Sackville JG 294 57 Mia Mercier Coláiste Iosagáin JG 284 58 Victoria Knox Castleknock CC JG 303 59 Emma Gough St Wolstan's CS JG 308 60 Lainey Gilsenan Loreto Kilkenny JG 261 61 Gabrielle Ezwena St Dominic's Cabra JG 257 62 Olivia Wallace Mount Sackville JG 296 63 Niamh Gibson St. Colmcille's C.S. JG 339 65 Niamh Ni Chumascaigh Coláiste Iosagáin JG 286 66 Laauren Finney Castleknock CC JG 304 67 Sinead Healion Newbridge College JG 270 68 Siobhan Roche Castleknock CC JG 305 69 Lillian Brady Mount Sackville JG 295 70 Caoimhe Bresnan St Dominic's Cabra JG 253 71 Cora Winslow Holy Child Killiney JG 291 1ST TEAM Skerries C.C. 2ND TEAM Mount Sackville 3RD TEAM Loreto Mullingar Position Name School Cat Number 1 Sarah Healy Holy Child Killiney IG 524 2 Amy Rose Farrell Mount Anville IG 518 3 Abby Taylor St. Gerards IG 569 4 Roseanne Mc Cullagh High School IG 564 5 Grace Dervan OLS Templeogue IG 575 6 Annie McEvoy Loreto Kilkenny IG 495 7 Amy O’ Brien Dominican Col Wicklow IG 512 8 Aoife Colleran Loreto Foxrock IG 565 9 Susan Glennon St. Finian's Mullingar IG 548 10 Aisling Mohan Mount Sackville IG 577 11 Morgan Dusaux Dominican Col Wicklow IG 514 12 Hannah Blake East Glendalough IG 563 13 Aoife Darby St. Josephs Rochfortbridge IG 481 14 Danielle Donoghue Sacred Heart Tullamore IG 554 15 Molly Browne Castleknock CC IG 530 16 Lucy McGann Scoil Mhuire Clane IG 556 17 Niamh O'Connor St. Wolstans IG 571 18 Ella Richardson Loreto Kilkenny IG 496 19 Karen Duddy Muckross IG 567 20 Nicole Devitt Dominican Col Wicklow IG 513 21 Eva Roche St. Mary's New Ross IG 555 22 Annie O'Connor Loreto Kilkenny IG 494 23 Julie Ringrose Mount Anville IG 519 24 Sadbh O’Loan Newpark IG 566 25 Eva Cummins Our Lady's Greenhills IG 550 26 Andrea Brady Loreto Mullingar IG 477 27 549 28 Grace Manning Holy Child Killiney IG 525 29 Rachel Cornally St. Finian's Mullingar IG 551 30 Laura Shaw Loreto Mullingar IG 476 31 Julia Quilligan St Louis HS IG 536 32 Caitlin McDarby Tallamore College IG 559 33 Meabh Ni Mulcair Gael Colaiste Carlow IG 558 34 Niamh Sheridan Castleknock CC IG 531 35 Daria Pidgeon Loreto Mullingar IG 475 36 Saoirse O’Rielly Dominican Col Wicklow IG 515 37 Ciara Murphy Loreto Kilkenny IG 497 38 Catherine Doyle St Leo's Carlow IG 500 39 Mairead Ni Chleirigh Loreto Balbriggan IG 486 40 Clodagh Long St Leo's Carlow IG 502 41 Maeve Stynes Castleknock CC IG 535 42 Eibhlin McCarthy Loreto Balbriggan IG 482 43 Laura Noble Holy Child Killiney IG 527 44 Ciara Dillon Mount Anville IG 522 45 Elysia Greene Loreto Mullingar IG 480 46 Grace Keane Mount Anville IG 521 47 Caoimhe Gaffney Loreto Mullingar IG 478 48 Ruth A Shannon Mount Anville IG 520 49 Orla Thompson Loreto Balbriggan IG 487 50 Ciara Wynne Loreto Mullingar IG 479 51 Bianca Shakeshaft St Louis HS IG 537 52 Saoirse McCaul Holy Faith Clontarf IG 488 53 Mia Ryan Dominican Col Wicklow IG 517 54 Sarah Curtin Mount Anville IG 523 55 Mia Finnegan Holy Faith Clontarf IG 493 56 Gretta Hoey Lutterlstown CC IG 572 57 Hannah Kearns Coney C.S. IG 573 58 Sarah Conway St Louis HS IG 540 59 Aoife Murphy St Louis HS IG 539 1ST TEAM Dominican College Wicklow 2ND TEAM Loreto Kilkenny 3RD TEAM Mount Anville Position Name School Cat Number 1 Emer Fitzpatrick OLS Templeogue SG 809 2 Niamh Ni Chiardha Colaiste Iosagáin SG 762 3 Lauren Dermody Loreto Kilkenny SG 731 4 Niamh Carey Malahide Communnity School SG 784 5 Alanna Bates Loreto Mullingar SG 713 6 Ailbhe Flynn DCW SG 810 7 Alison Armstrong Institute of Education SG 801 8 Claire Fagan Loreto Mullingar SG 712 9 Ruth O'Hara St Mary's Naas SG 735 10 Siobhain Delaney St Mary's Naas SG 736 11 Laura Whitelaw Loreto Mullingar SG 711 12 Lucy Barrett PS Neasain SG 785 13 Michelle McDonald OLL New Ross SG 741 14 Caitlin Mc Donald GC Ceatharlach SG 796 15 Muireann Neville Muckross Park College SG 752 16 Caoimhe Dowdall Mount Sackville SG 767 17 Caitlin Mc Donald Muckross Park College SG 750 18 Abigail O'Keeffe Loreto Kilkenny SG 732 19 Niamh Staunton Muckross Park College SG 747 20 Aine O'Connor Ratoath CC SG 786 21 Grace Richardson Loreto Kilkenny SG 729 22 Suzanne Masterson Loreto College Stephens Green SG 755 23 Alanna Cooley, DGA DGS SG 787 24 Laura Costello Skerries C C SG 724 25 Cara Todd, Tullamore College Tullamore College SG 795 26 Emma Hogan St.
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    Mater Misericordiae Hospital annual report 1995. Item Type Report Authors Mater Misericordiae Hospital, Dublin Citation Mater Misericordiae Hospital. 1996. Mater Misericordiae Hospital annual report 1995. Dublin: Mater Misercordiae Hospital. Publisher Mater Misercordiae Hospital Dublin Download date 07/10/2021 12:58:02 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10147/575140 Find this and similar works at - http://www.lenus.ie/hse " ,\ MATER MISERICORDIAE , - HOSPITAL, ANNUAL REpORT 1995 01": •• : r'"- .... _: .. :. :.:,:.£.-~:::-,. , ' ..1111 .... I I I • Cover painting reproduced with the kind permission of Mr. Thomas Ryan, R.H.A. Annual Report designed and printed by Future Print MATER MISERICORDIAE HOSPITAL ANNUAL REpORT 1995 ... CONTENTS Page No. Board of Management .... ........................................................................ .4 Executive Council .................................................................................4 Executive Committee of the Medical Council . ......................................................... 5 Address of the Archbishop of Dublin .................................................................6 Address of the Executive Chairperson of the Board of Management .....................................9 Report of the Chairman of the Executive Council .................................................... 12 Address of the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Medical Council ............................ 20 Address of the Provinical of the Sisters of Mercy. South Central Province ................................22