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Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:36 PM 31/05/2014 Page 1 AVIVA Irish Schools T&F Championships 2014 - 31/05/2013 Tullamore Harriers Stadium Results Girls 100 Meter Junior Meet Rec: 12.1h R 1982 Olive Burke, FCJ Laurel Hill Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Ciara Neville Castletroy College 12.17 1.7 2 Lauren Ryan Crescent College Comp Limerick 12.30 1.7 3 Alanna Ryan Loreto Dalkey 12.42 1.7 4 Janine Boyle St Columba's Stranorlar 12.45 1.7 5 Laura Gleeson Loreto Kilkenny 12.55 1.7 6 Michelle Duggan Presentation Athenry 12.86 1.7 7 Rachel Keane Moate C.S 12.90 1.7 8 Hannah Vogan Tandragee JHS 13.00 1.7 Girls 200 Meter Junior Meet Rec: 25.00 R 2005 Niamh Whelan, Presentation Waterford Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Lauren Ryan Crescent College Comp Limerick 25.21 -0.1 2 Alanna Ryan Loreto Dalkey 25.84 -0.1 3 Michelle Duggan Presentation Athenry 26.33 -0.1 4 Emily Nolan Scoil Mhuire Carrick on Suir 26.36 -0.1 5 Ellie Toole Cross & Passion Kilcullen 26.47 -0.1 6 Jessica O'Hare Thornhill Derry 26.95 -0.1 7 Holly Brannigan Wellington College Belfast 27.60 -0.1 Girls 800 Meter Junior Meet Rec: 2:10.27 R 2012 Siofra Clerigh Buttner, Colaiste Iosagain Name Team Finals Finals 1 Kate O'Connor St Vincent's S.S Dundalk 2:21.08 2 Aoife Sheehy Dunmore CS 2:23.22 3 Enya Haigney Loretto Grammar Omagh 2:23.89 4 Eva O'Donovan Loreto Navan 2:25.13 5 Aine McKinney Dominican Portstewart 2:25.72 6 Aimee McGrath Newbridge College 2:26.47 7 Lucia Warock St Fanchea's Enniskillen 2:29.08 8 Anna Burke Castletroy College 2:29.77 9 Fiona Molloy Athlone CC 2:30.24 10 Laura Nally Calasanctius Oranmore 2:30.94 11 Sinead Roche Crescent College Comp Limerick 2:39.15 12 Sinead O'Brien Ard Scoil na nDéise Dungarvan 2:53.12 Girls 1500 Meter Junior Meet Rec: 4:28.10 R 2010 Siofra Clerigh Buttner, Colaiste Iosagain Name Team Finals Finals 1 Emma Hutchinson Ballyclare H. S. 4:57.93 2 Nicola Duffy St Peter's Dunboyne 4:58.13 3 Jodie McCann Rathdown 4:58.61 4 Hannah Blake East Glendalough 4:59.82 5 Kate Gourley Hunterhouse College Belfast 5:02.51 6 Clare Rafter Ursuline Thurles 5:02.99 7 Abigail McBroom Loreto Coleraine 5:03.61 8 Laura Nicholson Bandon Grammar School 5:09.34 9 Alice Hynes St Attracta’s Tubbercurry 5:14.73 10 Dearbhaile Walshe Seamount Kinvara 5:21.10 Munster A.A.I. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:36 PM 31/05/2014 Page 2 AVIVA Irish Schools T&F Championships 2014 - 31/05/2013 Tullamore Harriers Stadium Results Girls 75 Meter Hurdles 76.2cm Junior Meet Rec: 11.41 R 2004 Kalyn Sheehan, Ursuline Waterford Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Laura Gleeson Loreto Kilkenny 11.56 NWI 2 Ciara Deeley Loreto Kilkenny 11.65 NWI 3 Ciara Neville Castletroy College 11.82 NWI 4 Rachel Lynch Coláiste na Trocaire Rathkeale 12.47 NWI 5 Kerry McDowell Dromore High School 12.55 NWI 6 Charlotte Braithwaite ParkHall Integrated Antrim 12.57 NWI 7 Jean Brennan J&M Salerno Galway 16.65 NWI --- Lydia Doyle HRC Mountbellew NT NWI Girls 4x100 Meter Relay Junior Meet Rec: 50.34 R 2011 , Abbey VS Donegal Team Relay Finals Finals 1 Castletroy College 51.49 2 Muckross Park 52.46 3 Glenlola Collegiate Bangor 52.67 4 Belfast Royal Academy 52.86 5 Bandon Grammar School 53.23 6 Cross & Passion Kilcullen 53.46 7 Calasanctius Oranmore 54.43 Girls High Jump Junior Meet Rec: 1.83m R 1982 Ursula Fay, St Dominics Belfast Name Team Finals Finals 1 Sommer Lecky Strabane Academy 1.63m 2 Daena Kealy Borris VS 1.63m 3 Emma Chesire St Vincent's S.S Dundalk 1.63m 4 Sophie Meredith SMI Newcastle West 1.55m 5 Anna McCauley Methodist College Belfast 1.55m 6 Ciara Deeley Loreto Kilkenny 1.55m 7 Alannah Deering St Marys Nenagh 1.50m 8 Laura Nicholson Bandon Grammar School 1.45m 9 Lorraine Delaney Calasanctius Oranmore 1.45m 10 Sarah Speers Kilkeel High School 1.45m 11 Anja Quinn St Raphael’s Loughrea 1.35m Girls Pole Vault Junior Meet Rec: 2.90m R 2002 Kerrie McQuillan, Greendale CS Name Team Finals Finals 1 Ellen McCartney Belfast High School 2.50m 2 Aisling O'Connor St Augustines Dungarvan 2.40m 3 Claire Delaney St Leo's Carlow 2.40m 4 Aisling Cassidy Bandon Grammar School 2.30m 5 Katie Ritchie Belfast Royal Academy 2.20m 6 Meave Flynn St Joseph's Rush 2.20m 7 Olivia Savage Methodist College Belfast 1.95m 8 Shannon Quigley COM Roscommon 1.80m 9 Jordan Murray Rathdown 1.80m Munster A.A.I. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:36 PM 31/05/2014 Page 3 AVIVA Irish Schools T&F Championships 2014 - 31/05/2013 Tullamore Harriers Stadium Results Girls Long Jump Junior Meet Rec: 5.58m R 02/06/2013 Arlene Crossan, Lor. Letterkenny Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Sophie Meredith SMI Newcastle West 5.48m NWI 2 Janine Boyle St Columba's Stranorlar 5.28m NWI 3 Rachel Bowler Mercy Mount Hawk Tralee 5.22m NWI 3 Sommer Lecky Strabane Academy 5.22m NWI 5 Kate Taylor Colaiste Mhuire Ennis 5.16m NWI 6 Keeva O'Brien Loreto Kilkenny 4.82m NWI 7 Sibeal Reynolds Mohill CC 4.73m NWI 8 Bronagh Walsh St Leo's Carlow 4.63m NWI 9 Eve Truesdale Strathearn Belfast 4.37m NWI Girls Triple Jump Junior Meet Rec: 10.54m R 1998 Linette Park, Maryfield Dublin Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Kate Taylor Colaiste Mhuire Ennis 9.86m NWI 2 Lisa Aspell Cross & Passion Kilcullen 9.67m NWI 3 Sadhbh Murphy Mt Anville 9.54m NWI 4 Emma Hallahan St Augustines Dungarvan 9.49m NWI 5 Ciara McKeown Colaiste na Toirbhirte Bandon 9.23m NWI 6 Rebecca Crawford Royal Armagh School 8.95m NWI 7 Laura Cunningham Presentation Athenry 8.74m NWI Girls Shot Putt 2.72kg Junior Meet Rec: 13.60m R 2006 Claire Fitzgerald, Presentation Tralee Name Team Finals Finals 1 Sarah McGlynn Shimna Integrated Newcastle 11.17m 2 Katie Merrick Maynooth P.P 10.11m 3 Jade O'Farrell-Bond Borrisokane C.C. 9.99m 4 Noelle Lennihan Hazelwood Col. Dromcollogher 9.97m 5 Rachel Barnes Friends' School Lisburn 9.88m 6 Kate O’Malley SM Tourmakeady 9.58m 7 Zoe Mahon SH Drogheda 9.44m 8 Shannon Caufield Castlerea CS 8.95m 9 Becky Ryan St Marys Nenagh 8.72m Girls Discus Throw 0.75kg Junior Meet Rec: 38.38m R 1974 Marita Walton, Loreto Kilkenny Name Team Finals Finals 1 Caoimhe Doyle Our Lady's Greenhills 28.38m 2 Luci McKeown Omagh Academy 27.42m 3 Megan Simpson Methodist College Belfast 26.80m 4 Noelle Lennihan Hazelwood Col. Dromcollogher 25.27m 5 Emma Kelly Castleknock CC 24.83m 6 Rebecca Power Loreto Swords 24.10m 7 Amy McSharry Sligo Grammar 21.43m 8 Shannon Caufield Castlerea CS 19.26m 9 Meabh O'Riordan St Mary's Macroom 19.01m 10 Emma Scott Rainey Endowed Magherafelt 17.65m 11 Chloe Kelly COM Roscommon 16.60m 12 Lauren O'Grady Mercy Mount Hawk Tralee 16.59m Munster A.A.I. Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 6:36 PM 31/05/2014 Page 4 AVIVA Irish Schools T&F Championships 2014 - 31/05/2013 Tullamore Harriers Stadium Results Girls Hammer Throw 2.5kg Junior Meet Rec: 49.02m R 2011 Alice Akers, Scariff CC Name Team Finals Finals 1 Jade Williams Baillieborough Community Schoo 46.68m 2 Lauren O'Keeffe Loreto Balbriggan 45.49m 3 Naoimh McGranaghan St Columba's Stranorlar 43.62m 4 Jade O'Farrell-Bond Borrisokane C.C. 40.87m 5 Erin Moffett Belfast Royal Academy 35.84m 6 Emily Barry St Dominic's Ballyfermot 27.68m 7 Emma Kelleher Scoil Mhuire gan Smal Blarney 27.51m 8 Ciara Brannigan Borrisokane C.C. 12.01m Girls Javelin Throw 400g Junior Meet Rec: 36.94m R 1985 L Kane, Glenlola CS Name Team Finals Finals 1 Kate O'Connor St Vincent's S.S Dundalk 40.77m R 2 Aoife Hurley Loreto Fermoy 35.28m 3 Rebecca Power Loreto Swords 30.97m 4 Tara O'Farrell Col. Bride Enniscorthy 30.43m 5 Vicki Cusack Nagle-Rice Doneraile 29.40m 6 Emma Ceshire St Vincent's S.S Dundalk 29.38m 7 Naoimh McGranaghan St Columba's Stranorlar 28.74m 8 Natalie McHugh Strathearn Belfast 27.78m 9 Meabh Ni Dhalaogh Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG Corcai 27.28m 10 Sasha Kirk Ballyclare H. S. 24.36m 11 Amy McSharry Sligo Grammar 19.10m Girls 1200 Meter Race Walk Junior Meet Rec: 5:27.27 R 2008 Kate Veale, St Augustines Name Team Finals Finals 1 Niamh O'Connor St Wolstan's CS 5:27.88 2 Sarah Glennon St Finian's Mullingar 6:06.38 3 Orla O'Connor Waterpark Waterford 6:13.37 4 Karla Burke Lucan CC 6:14.66 5 Eva Rush Our Lady's Templemore 7:24.74 6 Aoife Herran Mount St Michael Claremorris 7:38.30 7 kristiana vitina Presentation Galway 7:57.46 8 Dayna Morrow Methodist College Belfast 8:12.97 Girls 100 Meter Intermediate Meet Rec: 11.9h R 1983 Olive Burke, FCJ Laurel Hill Meet: 11.90 2008 Niamh Whelan, Presentatiion Waterford Name Team Finals Wind Finals 1 Gina Akpe Moses St Vincent's S.S Dundalk 12.01 -0.2 2 Megan Marrs Strathearn Belfast 12.18 -0.2 3 Laura-Ann Costello Dunmore CS 12.36 -0.2 4 Mollie Scott Scoil Chonglais 12.38 -0.2 5 Sinéad Treacy St Raphael’s Loughrea 12.43 -0.2 6 Sharlene Mawdsley St Mary's Newport 12.44 -0.2 7 Caitlin Maguire Dominican College Belfast 12.77 -0.2 8 Marie O'Halloran Christ King Cork 12.83 -0.2 Munster A.A.I.
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