Courtmacsherry Take Senior Honours at Coastal Championships

16th August 2015

#CoastalRowing: Courtmacsherry from County Cork won the senior men’s final at the All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships in Waterville in Co Kerry today. Galley Flash, also from Cork, were second. The senior women’s race also went to a Cork club, Myross from the Union Hall area, with Arklow of County Wicklow second. There were notably large crowds at the Championships.

All Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships, Waterville, Co Kerry

Men

Senior: 1 Courtmacsherry, 2 Galley Flash, 3 Kilmacsimon

Junior: 1 Passage West, 2 East Ferry, 3 Caherciveen

Intermediate: 1 Fossa, 2 Whitegate, 3 Rushbrooke

Under-21: 1 Cairndhu, 2 Whitegate, 3 Killorglin

Under-18: 1 Kilmacsimon, 2 Killorglin, 3 Whitegate

Under-16: 1 East Ferry, 2 Sive, 3 Courtmacsherry

Masters: 1 Templenoe, 2 Passage West, 3 Whitegate

Pre-Veteran: 1 Courtmacsherry, 2 Blackrock, 3 Portmagee

Veteran: 1 Portmagee, 2 Kilmacsimon, 3 Workmen’s

Women

Senior: 1 Myross, 2 Arklow, 3 Killorglin

Junior: 1 Arklow and Courtmacsherry, 3 Passage West

Intermediate: 1 Workmen’s, 2 Whitegate, 3 Sive

Under-21: 1 Galley Flash, 2 Fossa, 3 Whitegate

Under-18: 1 Galley Flash, 2 Passage West, 3 Sneem

Under-16: 1 Workmen, 2 East Ferry A, 3 Sive A

Masters: 1 Callinafercy, 2 Kilmacsimon, 3 Sive

Pre-Veteran: 1 Arklow, 2 Myross, 3 Workmen’s

Veteran: 1 Rushbrooke, 2 Myross, 3 Callinafercy

Seine Boat: 1 Valentia, 2 Cromane, 3 Templenoe

Mixed

Senior: 1 Courtmacsherry, 2 Myross, 3 East Ferry

Pre-Veteran: 1 Portmagee, 2 Passage West, 3 Workmen A and Myross

Veteran: 1 Whitegate, 2 Workmen’s, 3 Blackrock

Sporting Club of the Day: Cromane

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Liam Gorman is a writer and reporter. He is the co-author of Little Lady, One Man, Big Ocean, published in the United States and Canada as Crossing the Swell. He is the rowing correspondent of the Irish Times.

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