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ROWING: Niall Kenny of UCC headed up a group of lightweight men at the top of the rankings after the 5,000 metre time trial at the second National Assessment in Newry. The top lightweight woman, Siobhan McCrohan also impressed – her percentage of projected world best time was 84.7 to Kenny’s 84.9. The fastest woman of the day was under-23 heavyweight Lisa Dilleen, and the junior women and men set a high standard, with Bridget Jacques and Andrew Griffin topping their classes. Sanita Puspure (ill) and Holly Nixon (injured) could not compete and Shane O’Driscoll and Paul O’Donovan missed out because of a bereavement.

National Assessment, Newry (5,000 metre time trial; Provisional Results - Percentages based on projected world winning time in athlete's class)

Niall Kenny (UCCRC) LM1x 19:37.3 84.9%

Michael Maher (Three Castles) LM1x 19:42.8 84.5%

Mark O'Donovan (CITRC) LM1x 19:55.5 83.6%

Anthony English (UCCRC) LM1x 19:55.9 83.6%

Justin Ryan (UCCRC) LM1x 19:56.4 83.6%

Nathan O'Reilly (Tideway Scullers’ School) LM1x 20:20.3 81.9%

Jonathan Mitchell (QUBBC) LM1x 20:23.1 81.8%

Sean O'Connor (NUIGBC) HM1x 20:21.3 80.2%

David Neale (UCD) HM1x 20:28.5 79.8%

Eddie Mullarkey (NUIGBC) HM1x 20:37.4 79.2%

Conor Egan (NUIGBC) LM1x 21:10.0 78.7%

Patrick Hughes (DUBC) HM1x 20:50.3 78.4%

Adam Boreham (BBC) HM1x 20:55.2 78.1%

Christopher Beck (RBAIRC) LM1x 21:22.5 78.0%

Feargal Geraghty (NUIGBC) LM1x 21:24.5 77.9%

Mark O'Brien (St Michaels) HM1x 21:23.6 76.3%

Matthew Wray (Bann RC) HM1x 22:27.1 72.7%

Siobhan McCrohan (Tribesmen RC) LW1x 21:38.1 84.7%

Claire Lambe (UCDBC) LW1x 21:42.0 84.5%

Lisa Dilleen (CITRC) HW1x 21:13.5 83.4%

Sarah Dolan (DULBC) LW1x 22:26.0 81.7%

Monika Dukarska (Killorglin RC) HW1x 21:59.7 80.5%

Sinead Dolan (DULBC) LW1x 23:05.7 79.4%

Andrew Griffin (Neptune R.C.) JM1x 20:39.2 83.0%

David Quinlan (Castleconnell Boat Club) JM1x 21:02.0 81.5%

Patrick Boomer (MCB) JM1x 21:02.2 81.5%

Aodhan Burns (Skibbereen R.C.) JM1x 21:03.2 81.5%

Cathal Phelan (Offaly RC) JM1x 21:03.7 81.4%

John Mitchel (Lee R.C.) JM1x 21:04.3 81.4%

Mathew Ryan (Skibbereen R.C.) JM1x 21:06.4 81.3%

Paddy Hegarty (Skibbereen R.C.) JM1x 21:12.6 80.9%

David O'Malley (St Michaels) JM1x 21:18.6 80.5%

Paudie Leonard (Skibbereen R.C.) JM1x 21:21.5 80.3%

Andrew Bell (Col.Iognaid) JM1x 21:22.0 80.3%

Cian Noone (Neptune R.C.) JM1x 21:25.1 80.1%

Andy Harrington (Shandon B.C.) JM1x 21:26.1 80.0%

Daniel Buckley (Lee R.C.) JM1x 21:30.9 79.7%

Gearoid Moore (St Michaels) JM1x 21:37.6 79.3%

Gary Thornton (Portora BC) JM1x 21:40.0 79.2%

Thomas English (Neptune R.C.) JM1x 21:43.6 78.9%

Eddie Beechinor (Cork BC) JM1x 21:52.7 78.4%

Conor Carmody (Shannon RC) JM1x 21:55.2 78.2%

Darragh McCarthy (Col.Iognaid) JM1x 21:58.9 78.0%

Kevin Fallon (St.Joseph's) JM1x 22:09.5 77.4%

Mathew Kelly (Col.Iognaid) JM1x 22:22.3 76.7%

James Healy (St Michaels) JM1x 22:35.1 75.9%

Brian Keohane (Presentation College, Cork) JM1x 22:39.9 75.7%

Philip Mc Entee (GRC) JM1x 22:56.3 74.8%

Kai McGlacken (Col.Iognaid) JM1x 23:15.5 73.7%

Bridget Jacques (BBC) JW1x 22:22.6 83.0%

Hilary Shinnick (Fermoy RC) JW1x 22:37.0 82.2%

Katie Cromie (Portora BC) JW1x 22:39.2 82.0%

Kate O'Brien (St Michaels) JW1x 23:00.1 80.8%

Aileen Crowley (Muckross RC) JW1x 23:19.3 79.7%

Bernadette Walsh (Skibbereen R.C.) JW1x 23:22.0 79.5%

Leonie Hamel (Cork BC) JW1x 23:33.4 78.9%

Sarah Higgins (Cork BC) JW1x 23:36.9 78.7%

Sarah Allen (Bann RC) JW1x 23:37.9 78.6%

Fionna Murtagh (GRC) JW1x 23:44.1 78.3%

Roisin Merz (Shandon B.C.) JW1x 23:50.0 78.0%

Jasmine English (MCB) JW1x 23:51.9 77.9%

Phoebe Mulligan (Portora BC) JW1x 23:56.4 77.6%

Aoife Cooper (Muckross RC) JW1x 23:59.9 77.4%

Kara O'Connor (Muckross RC) JW1x 24:18.3 76.5%

Sadhbh Cassidy (Neptune R.C.) JW1x 24:18.8 76.4%

Maria Gregson (MCB) JW1x 24:20.3 76.4%

Katherine Cremin (Muckross RC) JW1x 24:31.5 75.8%

Claire Silke (Castleconnell Boat Club) JW1x 25:01.4 74.3%

Megan McLaughlin (Cork BC) JW1x 25:03.0 74.2%

Crainne Malone (Col. Charrian) JW1x 25:11.9 73.7%

Megan Donnelly (GRC) JW1x 25:23.2 73.2%

Zoe Hyde (Killorglin RC) JW1x 25:33.5 72.7%

Henry Millar/Lloyd Seaman (Portora BC/Portora BC) JM2- 19:47.5 82.2%

Kevin Keohane/Niall Crowley (Presentation College Cork) JM2- 20:05.5 81.0%

William Yeomans/Colm O'Riada (Commercial) JM2- 20:09.5 80.7%

Joel Cassells/Chris Alcorn (Bann) JM2- 20:10.4 80.7%

Aidan Kinneen/Eric McEvoy (St.Joseph's) JM2- 20:30.9 79.3%

Shane Walsh/Alan Murtagh (Galway RC) JM2- 20:40.5 78.7%

Killian Doyle/Aaron McGrath (Carlow) JM2- 20:55.3 77.8%

Brooke Edgar/Emily Hutchinson (Bann) JW2- 22:29.0 79.8%

Hanna McCarthy/Hanna O’Sullivan (St Michael’s) JW2- 22:40.7 79.1%

Ruth Gilligan/Lauren McHugh (Shannon) JW2- 22:51.9 78.5%

 

Published in Rowing

Kate O'Brien of St Michael's in Limerick recorded an outstanding time for a junior woman in the ergometer (rowing machine) test of six minutes 58 seconds at the second Natioinal Assessment at Newry today. Only one other woman, under-23 athlete Lisa Dilleen, with 6:49.2 bettered the young Limerick competitor's time. Sanita Puspure, who was ill, was a noticeable absentee, but she hopes to soon bounce back from the viral infection which prevented her taking part. Dave Neale was the fastest man, and the strong lightweight men's group performed well. Shane O'Driscoll had to withdraw due a family bereavement.

Rowing Ireland
2k Ergo Results (11th-February-2012)
FEB 2k Score
Row Labels Total
HM
David Neale (UCD ) HM 6:05.0
HMU23
Eddie Mullarkey (NUIGBC) HMU23 6:09.8
Adam Boreham (BBC) HMU23 6:12.2
Mark O'Brien (St Michaels) HMU23 6:15.6
Patrick Hughes (DUBC) HMU23 6:18.0
Sean O'Connor (NUIGBC) HMU23 6:19.0
HMU20
Matthew Wray (Bann RC) HMU20 6:21.4
HWU23
Lisa Dilleen (CITRC) HWU23 6:49.2
Monika Dukarska (Killorglin RC) HWU23 7:00.1
LM
Michael Maher (3 Castles) LM 6:14.3
Niall Kenny (UCCRC) LM 6:16.7
Anthony English (UCCRC) LM 6:19.0
Mark O'Donovan (CITRC) LM 6:21.6
Nathan O'Reilly (Tideway Scullers School) LM 6:25.6
Feargal Geraghty (NUIGBC) LM 6:29.0
LMU23
Justin Ryan (UCCRC) LMU23 6:17.0
Jonathan Mitchell (QUBBC) LMU23 6:20.2
Adam O'Donohue (Offaly RC) LMU23 6:55.3
LMU20
Conor Egan (NUIGBC) LMU20 6:46.0
Christopher Beck (RBAIRC) LMU20 6:49.8
LW
Siobhan McCrohan (Tribesmen RC) LW 7:09.3
LWU23
Claire Lambe (UCDBC) LWU23 7:11.6
Sarah Dolan (DULBC) LWU23 7:24.7
Sinead Dolan (DULBC) LWU23 7:38.8
MJ18
Henry Millar (Portora BC) MJ18 6:19.7
Fionnan McQuillan-Tolan (St.Joseph's) MJ18 6:20.9
Joel Cassells (Bann RC) MJ18 6:25.0
Andrew Griffin (Neptune R.C.) MJ18 6:25.3
Eddie Beechinor (Cork BC) MJ18 6:26.8
Patrick Boomer (MCB) MJ18 6:27.4
David Quinlan (Castleconnell Boat Club) MJ18 6:28.9
Thomas English (Neptune R.C.) MJ18 6:31.5
Andrew Bell (Col.Iognaid) MJ18 6:32.6
Cian Noone (Neptune R.C.) MJ18 6:34.4
Lloyd Seaman (Portora BC) MJ18 6:35.6
Colm O'Riada (Commercial RC) MJ18 6:36.3
James Healy (St Michaels) MJ18 6:36.4
Killian Doyle (Carlow RC) MJ18 6:37.2
Gary Thornton (Portora BC) MJ18 6:39.0
Shane Walsh (GRC) MJ18 6:41.9
Chris Alcorn (Bann RC) MJ18 6:42.0
Paudie Leonard (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ18 6:44.1
Gearoid Moore (St Michaels) MJ18 6:45.7
Kevin Molloy (Athlone B C) MJ18 6:46.0
Aodhan Burns (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ18 6:46.2
Mathew Kelly (Col.Iognaid) MJ18 6:52.3
MJ17
Paddy Hegarty (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ17 6:29.7
Kevin Keohane (Presentation College Cork) MJ17 6:34.8
Aidan Kinneen (St.Joseph's) MJ17 6:36.0
Mathew Ryan (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ17 6:37.1
Niall Crowley (Presentation College Cork) MJ17 6:39.8
Aaron McGrath (Carlow RC) MJ17 6:39.8
Andy Harrington (Shandon B.C.) MJ17 6:40.4
John Mitchel (Lee R.C.) MJ17 6:42.4
Eric McEvoy (St.Joseph's) MJ17 6:42.7
William Yeomans (Commercial RC) MJ17 6:46.1
Alan Murtagh (GRC) MJ17 6:46.2
Cathal Phelan (Offaly RC) MJ17 6:47.5
Daniel Buckley (Lee R.C.) MJ17 6:48.7
Philip Mc Entee (GRC) MJ17 6:51.9
Dylan Delargy (GRC) MJ17 7:16.2
MJ16
Kai McGlacken (Col.Iognaid) MJ16 6:49.1
Conor Carmody (Shannon RC) MJ16 6:51.6
Brian Keohane (presentation College Cork) MJ16 6:58.8
Darragh McCarthy (Col.Iognaid) MJ16 6:59.5
David O'Malley (St Michaels) MJ16 7:00.5
Kevin Fallon (St.Joseph's) MJ16 7:02.8
WJ18
Kate O'Brien (St Michaels) WJ18 6:58.0
Katie Cromie (Portora BC) WJ18 7:09.2
Hanna O'Sullivan (St Michaels) WJ18 7:30.0
Aileen Crowley (Muckross RC) WJ18 7:32.7
Sarah Allen (Bann RC) WJ18 7:33.5
Emily Hutchinson (Bann RC) WJ18 7:35.7
Brooke Edgar (Bann RC) WJ18 7:36.3
Roisin Merz (Shandon B.C.) WJ18 7:37.7
Sarah Higgins (Cork BC) WJ18 7:41.5
Maria Gregson (MCB) WJ18 7:45.3
Sadhbh Cassidy (Neptune R.C.) WJ18 7:46.8
Aoife Cooper (Muckross RC) WJ18 7:47.5
Sally O'Brien (Neptune R.C.) WJ18 7:53.6
WJ17
Hilary Shinnick (Fermoy RC) WJ17 7:07.9
Bridget Jacques (BBC) WJ17 7:08.0
Leonie Hamel (Cork BC) WJ17 7:28.5
Lauren McHugh (Shannon RC) WJ17 7:32.3
Hanna McCarthy (St Michaels) WJ17 7:32.9
Ruth Gilligan (Shannon RC) WJ17 7:34.1
Fionna Murtagh (GRC) WJ17 7:37.4
Bernadett Walsh (Skibbereen R.C.) WJ17 7:40.0
Phoebe Mulligan (Portora BC) WJ17 7:45.6
WJ16
Claire Beechinor (Cork BC) WJ16 7:39.9
Zoe Hyde (Killorglin RC) WJ16 7:42.1
Jasmine English (MCB) WJ16 7:42.5
Megan McLaughlin (Cork BC) WJ16 7:49.3
Megan Donnelly (GRC) WJ16 7:50.8
Katherine Cremin (Muckross RC) WJ16 7:52.5
Crainne Malone (Col. Charrian) WJ16 7:54.1
Claire Silke (Castleconnell Boat Club) WJ16 7:58.7
Kara O'Connor (Muckross RC) WJ16 7:59.4

Published in Rowing

ROWING: Carrick Rowing Club are delighted that more than 100 crews have entered the Apollo Duck Head of the Shannon in Carrick on Shannon on Saturday, February 18th. There will be two time trial events on the day with crews racing over a 5km stretch of river from south of Carrick back into town. The finish line and viewing area is situated at the boardwalk where crews will be seen going hard for the last few hundred metres.

 The entry features a great representation from Ulster: Bann, Belfast Rowing Club, Belfast Boat Club, Lagan Scullers, City of Derry and Lady Victoria. Portora Club from Enniskillen are also travelling the shorter distance, as are Sligo Rowing Club. Athlone Rowing Club have entered lots of crews, from Junior 15 boys and girls right through to masters rowers.

From Galway, Tribesmen Rowing Club and St. Joseph’s School are set to travel with many up-and-coming rowers. Commercial, Three Castles and Garda Siochana travel from the east of the country.

 The influx will provide a welcome boost to the local economy at a time when things are generally quiet. Details can be found at the event website www.HeadoftheShannon.com while the club welcomes any offers of help on the day.

Published in Rowing

ROWING: Over 500 crews competed at the St Michael’s Head of the River at O’Brien’s Bridge today. Category wins were spread across the country. St Michael’s were the fastest senior eight and the NUIG intermediate crew fastest overall on a very good day for the the college club. Offaly man Dave Neale of UCD was the top single sculler, and Killorglin’s Monika Dukarska was the fastest senior woman. Trinity of Dublin, who provided the top women's senior eight, were also strong across a number of categories.

St Michael’s Head of the River

Results

MS 8 Men's Senior 8
1 163 St. Michael's R.C. MS 8 10:07
2 164 Castleconnell BC/Garda Siochana BC/UL MS 8 10:08
MS 4 Men's Senior 4
1 241 Castleconnell BC/UL MS 4X 10:33
2 240 Skibbereen R.C. MS 4X 10:44
3 237 St. Michael's R.C. MS 4- 10:46
4 234 Neptune R.C. MS 4+ 11:08
5 235 U.C.C. R.C. MS 4+ 11:18
6 239 Garda Siochana BC/UL MS 4- 11:21
7 236 Castleconnell BC/UL MS 4+ 11:24
MS 2- Men's Senior 2-
1 1 St. Michael's R.C. MS 2- 12:09
2 2 Castleconnell B.C. MS 2- 12:14
3 4 U.C.D. B.C. A MS 2- 12:18
4 3 Skibbereen R.C. MS 2- 12:36
MS 2X Men's Senior 2X
1 424 Muckross R.C./U.L. R.C. MS 2X 11:50
MS 1X Men's Senior 1X
1 90 U.C.D. B.C. Neale MS 1X 12:12
2 87 U.C.C. R.C. Whooley MS 1X 12:35
3 86 Skibbereen R.C. Murphy MS 1X 12:49
4 81 Castleconnell B.C. Pidgeon MS 1X 13:03
5 84 Offaly R.C. O'Donohue MS 1X 13:05
6 92 U.L. R.C. Sheehan MS 1X 13:14
7 93 U.L. R.C. Egan MS 1X 13:39
8 85 Offaly R.C. O'Donohue MS 1X 14:16
MI 8 Men's Intermediate 8
1 168 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B MI 8 09:58
2 167 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A MI 8 09:59
3 165 Muckross R.C. A MI 8 10:51
4 170 U.C.D. B.C. B MI 8 10:52
5 169 U.C.D. B.C. A MI 8 11:00
6 166 Muckross R.C. B MI 8 11:11
7 257 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B MI 8 11:13
MI 4 Men's Intermediate 4
1 246 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A MI 4+ 11:01
2 254 U.C.D. B.C. B MI 4- 11:08
3 248 St. Michael's R.C. MI 4+ 11:21
4 245 D.U.B.C. B MI 4+ 11:23
5 251 U.C.D. B.C. B MI 4+ 11:23
6 247 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B MI 4+ 11:26
7 250 U.C.D. B.C. A MI 4+ 11:27
8 256 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A MI 4X 11:28
9 253 U.C.D. B.C. A MI 4- 11:32
10 244 D.U.B.C. A MI 4+ 11:34
11 249 U.C.C. R.C. MI 4+ 11:56
12 242 Commercial R.C. MI 4+ 12:00
13 255 Athlunkard B.C. MI 4X 12:06
14 252 U.C.D. B.C. C MI 4+ 12:10
15 243 Cork B.C. MI 4+ 12:31
MI 2- Men's Intermediate 2-
1 13 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A MI 2- 11:57
2 12 Neptune R.C. MI 2- 12:08
3 16 U.C.C. R.C. A MI 2- 12:22
4 17 U.C.C. R.C. B MI 2- 12:25
5 18 U.C.D. B.C. A MI 2- 12:32
6 11 D.U.B.C. C MI 2- 12:35
7 21 U.C.D. B.C. D MI 2- 12:36
8 14 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B MI 2- 12:37
9 8 Commercial R.C. B MI 2- 12:46
10 20 U.C.D. B.C. C MI 2- 12:51
11 7 Commercial R.C. A MI 2- 12:59
12 9 D.U.B.C. A MI 2- 13:02
13 19 U.C.D. B.C. B MI 2- 13:32
MI 2X Men's Intermediate 2X
1 435 U.C.D. B.C. A MI 2X 11:26
2 425 Clonmel R.C. MI 2X 11:54
3 428 Neptune R.C. MI 2X 11:57
4 427 Garda Siochana B.C. B MI 2X 12:12
5 426 Garda Siochana B.C. A MI 2X 12:16
6 432 St. Michael's R.C. B MI 2X 12:29
7 436 U.C.D. B.C. B MI 2X 12:39
8 429 Skibbereen R.C. MI 2X 12:40
9 433 Three Castles R.C. A MI 2X 15:01
MI 1X Men's Intermediate 1X
1 119 N.U.I.Galway B.C. O'Connor MI 1X 12:21
2 128 U.C.D. B.C. Hughes MI 1X 12:28
3 122 Skibbereen R.C. Hurley MI 1X 12:32
4 115 Neptune R.C. Bailey MI 1X 12:34
5 95 St. Michael's R.C. O'Connor MI 1X 12:34
6 100 D.U.B.C. Hughes MI 1X 12:35
7 99 Clonmel R.C. Mc Carthy MI 1X 12:40
8 129 U.C.D. B.C. Barrett MI 1X 12:42
9 98 Clonmel R.C. Prendergast MI 1X 12:43
10 101 D.U.B.C. Mc Caffrey MI 1X 12:51
11 96 St. Michael's R.C. Cullinane MI 1X 12:54
12 97 St. Michael's R.C. O'Connor MI 1X 13:06
13 104 D.U.B.C. Flaherty MI 1X 13:12
14 116 Neptune R.C. Harwood MI 1X 13:23
15 111 Garda Siochana B.C. Kelly MI 1X 13:32
16 124 Skibbereen R.C. O'Driscoll MI 1X 13:37
17 105 D.U.B.C. Keegan MI 1X 13:40
18 121 Offaly R.C. Gannon MI 1X 13:48
19 110 D.U.B.C. Kelly MI 1X 13:50
20 107 D.U.B.C. Crushell MI 1X 13:55
21 108 D.U.B.C. Rooney MI 1X 14:00
22 113 Garda Siochana B.C. Murphy MI 1X 14:12
23 109 D.U.B.C. Rawlinson MI 1X 14:16
24 114 Garda Siochana B.C. Murphy MI 1X 14:22
25 106 D.U.B.C. Dolan MI 1X 14:39
26 112 Garda Siochana B.C. MacEoin MI 1X 14:47
27 118 N.U.I.Galway B.C. Geraghty MI 1X 15:30
28 102 D.U.B.C. Callanan MI 1X 16:12
29 125 Three Castles R.C. Murphy MI 1X 16:44
30 126 Three Castles R.C. Murphy MI 1X 16:47
MJ18 8 Men's Junior 18 8
1 177 St. Michael's R.C. MJ18 8 10:43
2 175 Fermoy R.C. MJ18 8 10:57
3 176 Neptune R.C. MJ18 8 11:21
4 171 Blackrock College RC A MJ18 8 11:51
5 172 Blackrock College RC B MJ18 8 13:14
6 173 Colaiste Chiarain MJ18 8 13:57
MJ18 4 Men's Junior 18 4
1 290 Presentation College R.C. C MJ18 4X 10:48
2 293 Skibbereen R.C. MJ18 4X 10:54
3 284 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. A MJ18 4X 11:10
4 287 Cork B.C. MJ18 4X 11:15
5 285 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. B MJ18 4X 11:17
6 296 St. Michael's R.C. B MJ18 4X 11:19
7 292 Shannon R.C. MJ18 4X 11:29
8 278 Presentation College R.C. MJ18 4+ 11:30
9 289 Presentation College R.C. B MJ18 4X 11:31
10 295 St. Michael's R.C. A MJ18 4X 11:32
11 281 St. Michael's R.C. A MJ18 4+ 11:37
12 279 St. Joseph's College R.C. A MJ18 4+ 11:38
13 280 St. Joseph's College R.C. B MJ18 4+ 11:43
14 283 Castleconnell B.C. MJ18 4X 11:54
15 282 St. Michael's R.C. B MJ18 4+ 11:58
16 277 Fermoy R.C. MJ18 4+ 12:01
17 288 Fermoy R.C. MJ18 4X 12:39
18 275 Blackrock College RC MJ18 4+ 13:20
19 297 Tralee R.C. MJ18 4X 13:22
20 291 Shandon B.C. MJ18 4X 17:11
MJ18 2- Men's Junior 18 2-
1 25 Commercial R.C. MJ18 2- 12:05
2 26 Presentation College R.C. MJ18 2- 12:09
3 31 St. Joseph's College R.C. C MJ18 2- 12:29
4 32 St. Joseph's College R.C. D MJ18 2- 12:42
5 23 St. Michael's R.C. A MJ18 2- 13:01
6 24 St. Michael's R.C. B MJ18 2- 13:07
MJ18 2X Men's Junior 18 2X
1 437 Castleconnell B.C. MJ18 2X 11:34
2 458 Skibbereen R.C. B MJ18 2X 11:39
3 442 Commercial R.C. A MJ18 2X 12:05
4 457 Skibbereen R.C. A MJ18 2X 12:11
5 465 St. Michael's R.C. B MJ18 2X 12:25
6 453 Neptune R.C. B MJ18 2X 12:26
7 464 St. Michael's R.C. A MJ18 2X 12:35
8 441 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. MJ18 2X 12:42
9 454 Offaly R.C. MJ18 2X 12:45
10 450 Graiguenamanagh R.C. A MJ18 2X 12:46
11 438 Clonmel R.C. MJ18 2X 12:48
12 443 Commercial R.C. B MJ18 2X 12:49
13 459 Skibbereen R.C. C MJ18 2X 12:50
14 455 Presentation College R.C. A MJ18 2X 13:03
15 451 Graiguenamanagh R.C. B MJ18 2X 13:09
16 448 Fermoy R.C. B MJ18 2X 13:16
17 439 Colaiste Chiarain A MJ18 2X 13:19
18 461 St. Joseph's College R.C. C MJ18 2X 13:23
19 440 Colaiste Chiarain B MJ18 2X 13:39
20 462 St. Joseph's College R.C. D MJ18 2X 13:39
21 444 Commercial R.C. C MJ18 2X 13:46
22 456 Presentation College R.C. B MJ18 2X 13:48
23 449 Fermoy R.C. C MJ18 2X 13:50
24 446 Cork B.C. MJ18 2X 14:45
25 445 Commercial R.C. D MJ18 2X 20:21
MJ18 1X Men's Junior 18 1X
1 130 Castleconnell B.C. Quinlan MJ18 1X 12:35
2 134 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. Bell MJ18 1X 12:50
3 153 Shandon B.C. Casey MJ18 1X 13:07
4 143 Cork B.C. Beechinor MJ18 1X 13:09
5 161 U.L. R.C. Aherne MJ18 1X 13:29
6 148 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Schone MJ18 1X 13:32
7 157 Shannon R.C. Devereux MJ18 1X 13:35
8 144 D.U.B.C. Mannix MJ18 1X 13:42
9 140 Cork B.C. Peilow MJ18 1X 13:42
10 151 Offaly R.C. Grogan MJ18 1X 13:43
11 139 Cork B.C. Mc Carthy MJ18 1X 13:44
12 149 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Murphy MJ18 1X 13:50
13 156 Shannon R.C. Rohan MJ18 1X 13:52
14 147 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Duffy MJ18 1X 13:56
15 138 Cork B.C. Burgess MJ18 1X 14:05
16 137 Commercial R.C. D'Estelle-Roe MJ18 1X 14:23
17 131 Clonmel R.C. Allen MJ18 1X 14:26
18 152 Offaly R.C. Walsh MJ18 1X 14:41
19 162 Waterford B.C. Corrigan MJ18 1X 14:44
20 150 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Murphy MJ18 1X 15:01
21 145 Fermoy R.C. Fisher MJ18 1X 15:03
22 160 Tralee R.C. Sugrue MJ18 1X 15:10
23 142 Cork B.C. Hegarty MJ18 1X 15:33
24 146 Fermoy R.C. O'Mahoney MJ18 1X 19:07
25 133 Colaiste Chiarain Bridgeman MJ18 1X 24:12
MN 8 Men's Novice 8
1 178 D.U.B.C. A MN 8 10:43
2 183 U.C.D. B.C. A MN 8 10:49
3 186 U.C.D. B.C. D MN 8 11:06
4 181 D.U.B.C. D MN 8 11:42
5 179 D.U.B.C. B MN 8 11:48
6 184 U.C.D. B.C. B MN 8 11:52
7 182 D.U.B.C. E MN 8 12:07
8 185 U.C.D. B.C. C MN 8 12:07
9 180 D.U.B.C. C MN 8 12:24
MN 4 Men's Novice 4
1 258 D.U.B.C. MN 4+ 12:08
2 261 Neptune R.C. MN 4X+ 12:10
3 260 Athlunkard B.C. MN 4X+ 12:29
4 259 N.U.I.Galway B.C. MN 4+ 12:40
5 264 Shandon B.C. MN 4X+ 12:56
6 263 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B MN 4X+ 13:07
7 262 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A MN 4X+ 13:49
MN 2X Men's Novice 2X
1 467 Clonmel R.C. A MN 2X 12:26
2 468 Clonmel R.C. B MN 2X 12:52
3 473 U.C.D. B.C. B MN 2X 14:30
4 471 U.C.D. B.C. A MN 2X 15:40
5 470 Shandon B.C. MN 2X 20:58
MN 1X Men's Novice 1X
1 512 D.U.B.C. Riegel MN 1X 12:31
2 518 Offaly R.C. Gannon MN 1X 13:21
3 520 U.C.D. B.C. Tracey MN 1X 13:31
4 507 Clonmel R.C. Murphy MN 1X 13:56
5 509 D.U.B.C. Kavanagh MN 1X 14:05
6 521 Waterford B.C. Corrigan MN 1X 14:36
7 516 D.U.B.C. Geheber MN 1X 15:06
8 510 D.U.B.C. Mc Cormick MN 1X 15:34
9 508 D.U.B.C. Pearson MN 1X 15:44
10 515 D.U.B.C. Morgan MN 1X 16:32
11 511 D.U.B.C. Dunne MN 1X 16:39
12 517 D.U.B.C. Bradshaw MN 1X 18:00
13 513 D.U.B.C. Nevin MN 1X 22:46
MJ16 8 Men's Junior 16 8
1 199 Neptune R.C. A MJ16 8 10:52
2 202 St. Joseph's College R.C. B MJ16 8 11:01
3 194 Clonmel R.C. MJ16 8 11:17
4 201 Presentation College R.C. MJ16 8 11:22
5 195 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. A MJ16 8 11:23
6 203 St. Joseph's College R.C. C MJ16 8 11:28
7 196 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. B MJ16 8 11:37
8 200 Neptune R.C. B MJ16 8 11:37
9 198 Muckross R.C. MJ16 8 12:35
10 204 St. Joseph's College R.C. D MJ16 8 13:51
11 206 St. Michael's R.C. MJ16 8 15:47
12 197 Fermoy R.C. MJ16 8 16:07
13 205 St. Joseph's College R.C. E MJ16 8 16:22
MJ16 4 Men's Junior 16 4
1 311 Neptune R.C. MJ16 4X+ 11:24
2 315 Skibbereen R.C. MJ16 4X+ 11:38
3 307 Cork B.C. MJ16 4X+ 11:42
4 302 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. A MJ16 4X+ 11:42
5 301 Clonmel R.C. MJ16 4X+ 11:47
6 312 Presentation College R.C. MJ16 4X+ 11:52
7 304 Commercial R.C. A MJ16 4X+ 12:03
8 316 St. Joseph's College R.C. B MJ16 4X+ 12:07
9 300 Castleconnell B.C. MJ16 4X+ 12:07
10 306 Commercial R.C. B MJ16 4X+ 12:18
11 314 Shannon R.C. MJ16 4X+ 12:24
12 313 Shandon B.C. MJ16 4X+ 12:38
13 303 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. B MJ16 4X+ 12:41
14 309 Killorglin R.C. MJ16 4X+ 12:41
15 308 Fermoy R.C. MJ16 4X+ 12:59
16 317 St. Joseph's College R.C. C MJ16 4X+ 13:06
17 319 St. Michael's R.C. B MJ16 4X+ 13:31
18 298 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. MJ16 4+ 13:34
19 299 Blackrock College RC MJ16 4X+ 13:48
20 320 Waterford B.C. MJ16 4X+ 14:06
21 310 Muckross R.C. MJ16 4X+ 14:24
22 318 St. Michael's R.C. A MJ16 4X+ 16:34
MJ15 1X Mens Junior 15 1X
1 653 Clonmel R.C. Lonergan MJ15 1X 14:37
2 654 Clonmel R.C. Lumley MJ15 1X 14:38
3 660 Presentation College R.C. Cregan MJ15 1X 14:41
4 665 Shandon B.C. Hennessy MJ15 1X 14:44
5 664 Shandon B.C. O'Sullivan MJ15 1X 15:07
6 667 Shannon R.C. Clancy MJ15 1X 15:17
7 663 Shandon B.C. Byrne MJ15 1X 15:20
8 666 Shannon R.C. Butler MJ15 1X 15:24
9 661 Presentation College R.C. Mc Carthy MJ15 1X 15:30
10 662 Presentation College R.C. O'Connell MJ15 1X 15:58
11 670 Waterford B.C. Goff MJ15 1X 16:00
12 652 Athlunkard B.C. Gallagher MJ15 1X 16:30
MJ15 4X Men's Junior 15 Coxed Quad
1 325 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 12:16
2 342 Presentation College R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 12:38
3 339 Killorglin R.C. MJ15 4X+ 12:39
4 347 Shannon R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 12:41
5 338 Galway R.C. MJ15 4X+ 12:41
6 327 Commercial R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 12:49
7 322 Clonmel R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 12:58
8 326 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 13:05
9 332 Cork B.C. D MJ15 4X+ 13:18
10 336 Fermoy R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 13:20
11 333 Cork B.C. E MJ15 4X+ 13:44
12 340 Muckross R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 13:48
13 328 Commercial R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 13:53
14 335 Fermoy R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 14:18
15 337 Fermoy R.C. C MJ15 4X+ 14:22
16 348 Shannon R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 14:29
17 344 Presentation College R.C. C MJ15 4X+ 14:38
18 329 Cork B.C. A MJ15 4X+ 14:41
19 343 Presentation College R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 14:41
20 324 Colaiste Chiarain MJ15 4X+ 14:48
21 321 Castleconnell B.C. MJ15 4X+ 14:52
22 350 St. Joseph's College R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 15:03
23 323 Clonmel R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 15:42
24 330 Cork B.C. B MJ15 4X+ 16:01
25 331 Cork B.C. C MJ15 4X+ 16:30
26 346 Shandon B.C. B MJ15 4X+ 16:32
27 349 St. Joseph's College R.C. A MJ15 4X+ 17:25
28 341 Muckross R.C. B MJ15 4X+ 18:50
29 334 Cork B.C. F MJ15 4X+ 19:03
MJ16 1X Men's Junior 16 1X
1 547 St. Michael's R.C. O'Malley MJ16 1X 12:53
2 543 Shannon R.C. Carmody MJ16 1X 13:07
3 533 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. Mc Carthy MJ16 1X 13:16
4 529 Castleconnell B.C. Whittle MJ16 1X 13:28
5 530 Clonmel R.C. Channon MJ16 1X 13:35
6 539 Cork B.C. Murray MJ16 1X 13:42
7 545 St. Joseph's College R.C. Fallon MJ16 1X 13:46
8 540 Cork B.C. Murphy MJ16 1X 13:53
9 544 Shannon R.C. Browne MJ16 1X 13:57
10 537 Commercial R.C. Carroll MJ16 1X 13:58
11 546 St. Joseph's College R.C. Fallon MJ16 1X 14:00
12 541 Cork B.C. Dennehy MJ16 1X 14:06
13 538 Cork B.C. Stone MJ16 1X 14:08
14 542 Shandon B.C. Hennessy MJ16 1X 14:12
15 534 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. Coyne MJ16 1X 14:24
16 532 Colaiste Chiarain Malone MJ16 1X 14:32
17 528 Athlunkard B.C. Meehan MJ16 1X 14:35
18 548 St. Michael's R.C. Browne MJ16 1X 14:50
19 535 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. Mc Inerney MJ16 1X 15:38
20 531 Clonmel R.C. Kelly MJ16 1X 15:49
21 536 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. Mc Carthy MJ16 1X 15:54
22 549 Waterford B.C. Amarillo Gomez MJ16 1X 16:37
23 651 Waterford B.C. O'Mahony MJ16 1X 16:58
MM 8 Men's Masters 8
1 190 Shannon R.C. A MM 8 11:44
2 193 Belfast R.C. MM 8 11:54
3 192 St. Michael's R.C. MM 8 11:58
4 188 Old Collegians B.C. MM 8 12:30
5 191 Shannon R.C. B MM 8 13:38
6 187 Castleconnell B.C. MM 8 14:02
MM 4 Men's Masters 4
1 274 Galway R.C. MM 4X 11:03
2 269 Galway R.C. MM 4- 11:34
3 265 Commercial R.C. MM 4+ 12:20
4 273 Carlow R.C. B MM 4X 12:21
5 272 Carlow R.C. MM 4X 13:10
6 267 Tribesmen R.C. B MM 4+ 14:41
7 266 Tribesmen R.C. A MM 4+ 14:42
8 268 Tribesmen R.C. C MM 4+ 17:33
MM 2 Men's Masters 2
1 466 Carlow R.C. MM 2X 13:26
MM 1X Men's Masters 1X
1 525 Clonmel R.C. Kinsella MM 1X 13:42
2 523 Shandon B.C. O'Flynn MM 1X 13:45
3 522 Shandon B.C. Alcock MM 1X 15:17
4 526 Carlow R.C. Dooley Jnr MM 1X 16:03
WS 8 Women's Senior 8
1 212 D.U.L.B.C. C WS 8 10:46
2 209 St. Michael's R.C. WS 8 11:17
3 207 N.U.I.Galway B.C. WS 8 11:27
4 210 D.U.L.B.C. A WS 8 11:36
5 211 D.U.L.B.C. B WS 8 11:46
6 208 Skibbereen R.C. WS 8 12:21
WS 4 Women's Senior 4
1 355 Three Castles R.C. WS 4X 11:03
2 354 Skibbereen R.C. WS 4- 12:03
3 353 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B WS 4- 12:44
WS 2- Women's Senior 2-
1 78 N.U.I.Galway B.C. WS 2- 13:37
WS 2X Women's Senior 2X
1 474 Skibbereen R.C. WS 2X 12:28
WS 1X Women's Senior 1X
1 42 Killorglin R.C. Dukarska WS 1X 13:16
2 36 Three Castles R.C. Moran WS 1X 13:40
3 34 Skibbereen R.C. Fitzgerald WS 1X 13:43
4 35 Three Castles R.C. Quinn WS 1X 13:50
5 44 U.L. R.C. O'Sullivan WS 1X 13:53
6 37 Three Castles R.C. Walshe WS 1X 13:55
7 43 U.L. R.C. O'Sullivan WS 1X 14:02
8 40 Three Castles R.C. Jacob WS 1X 15:19
WI 8 Women's Intermediate 8
1 214 N.U.I.Galway B.C. WI 8 12:11
2 213 Commercial R.C. WI 8 12:19
WI 4 Women's Intermediate 4
1 360 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B WI 4+ 13:15
2 362 U.C.C. R.C. B WI 4+ 13:22
3 359 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A WI 4+ 13:24
4 356 Commercial R.C. A WI 4+ 13:24
5 361 U.C.C. R.C. A WI 4+ 13:45
6 357 Commercial R.C. B WI 4+ 13:52
WI 2X Women's Intermediate 2X
1 475 Fermoy R.C. A WI 2X 13:33
WI 1X Women's Intermediate 1X
1 48 D.U.L.B.C. Dolan WI 1X 13:51
2 49 D.U.L.B.C. Dolan WI 1X 13:57
3 46 St. Michael's R.C. Leahy WI 1X 14:03
4 45 St. Michael's R.C. O'Keeffe WI 1X 14:05
WJ18 8 Women's Junior 18 8
1 216 Muckross R.C. WJ18 8 12:09
2 215 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. WJ18 8 13:12
WJ18 4 Women's Junior 18 4
1 388 Shandon B.C. WJ18 4X 12:05
2 383 Cork B.C. WJ18 4X 12:12
3 391 Skibbereen R.C. WJ18 4X 12:23
4 389 Shannon R.C. A WJ18 4X 12:24
5 386 Muckross R.C. WJ18 4X 12:29
6 378 St. Michael's R.C. A WJ18 4- 12:30
7 381 Castleconnell B.C. WJ18 4X 12:34
8 390 Shannon R.C. B WJ18 4X 12:38
9 382 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. WJ18 4X 13:01
10 380 Athlunkard B.C. WJ18 4X 13:15
11 375 Graiguenamanagh R.C. A WJ18 4+ 13:16
12 376 Graiguenamanagh R.C. B WJ18 4+ 13:29
13 377 Clonmel R.C. WJ18 4- 13:30
14 392 St. Michael's R.C. WJ18 4X 13:52
15 387 Offaly R.C. WJ18 4X 14:09
16 385 Fermoy R.C. B WJ18 4X 15:09
17 384 Fermoy R.C. A WJ18 4X 15:14
WJ18 2- Women's Junior 18 2-
1 80 Shannon R.C. WJ18 2- 14:04
2 79 Shandon B.C. WJ18 2- 15:03
WJ18 2X Women's Junior 18 2X
1 496 Skibbereen R.C. A WJ18 2X 12:59
2 495 Shandon B.C. B WJ18 2X 13:12
3 492 Neptune R.C. A WJ18 2X 13:15
4 491 Muckross R.C. C WJ18 2X 13:33
5 490 Muckross R.C. B WJ18 2X 13:36
6 479 Castleconnell B.C. A WJ18 2X 13:57
7 499 Skibbereen R.C. C WJ18 2X 13:58
8 486 Fermoy R.C. A WJ18 2X 14:02
9 481 Clonmel R.C. WJ18 2X 14:04
10 480 Castleconnell B.C. B WJ18 2X 14:12
11 493 Neptune R.C. B WJ18 2X 14:16
12 478 Athlunkard B.C. WJ18 2X 14:27
13 484 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. WJ18 2X 14:31
14 485 Cork B.C. WJ18 2X 14:31
15 483 Colaiste Chiarain B WJ18 2X 14:35
16 488 Graiguenamanagh R.C. WJ18 2X 14:44
17 494 Shandon B.C. A WJ18 2X 14:51
18 489 Muckross R.C. A WJ18 2X 14:56
19 497 Skibbereen R.C. B WJ18 2X 15:00
20 500 Tralee R.C. WJ18 2X 16:23
21 501 Waterford B.C. WJ18 2X 16:54
22 482 Colaiste Chiarain A WJ18 2X 17:56
WJ18 1X Women's Junior 18 1X
1 63 Fermoy R.C. Shinnick WJ18 1X 13:38
2 55 St. Michael's R.C. O'Brien WJ18 1X 13:52
3 56 St. Michael's R.C. O'Brien WJ18 1X 14:03
4 71 Shandon B.C. Horgan WJ18 1X 14:08
5 69 Neptune R.C. O'Brien WJ18 1X 14:16
6 60 Cork B.C. Hamel WJ18 1X 14:23
7 53 St. Michael's R.C. Sherin WJ18 1X 14:29
8 59 Cork B.C. Higgins WJ18 1X 14:29
9 68 Muckross R.C. Crowley WJ18 1X 14:29
10 70 Neptune R.C. Cassidy WJ18 1X 14:30
11 64 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Ryan WJ18 1X 14:52
12 66 Muckross R.C. Cooper WJ18 1X 14:55
13 72 Shandon B.C. Lingwood WJ18 1X 15:10
14 57 Castleconnell B.C. Donnegan WJ18 1X 15:16
15 51 St. Michael's R.C. Hartnett WJ18 1X 15:24
16 65 Graiguenamanagh R.C. Murphy WJ18 1X 15:25
17 62 Cork B.C. Devine WJ18 1X 15:31
18 61 Cork B.C. Power WJ18 1X 15:34
19 58 Castleconnell B.C. Mc Devitt WJ18 1X 15:49
20 52 St. Michael's R.C. Mc Evoy WJ18 1X 16:00
21 54 St. Michael's R.C. Sheehan WJ18 1X 16:07
22 74 Skibbereen R.C. Hegarty WJ18 1X 16:25
23 75 Tralee R.C. Deady WJ18 1X 16:41
24 76 Tralee R.C. O'Donnell WJ18 1X 17:44
WN 8 Women's Novice 8
1 230 U.L. R.C. B WN 8 12:25
2 217 Athlunkard B.C. WN 8 13:02
3 219 Commercial R.C. WN 8 13:07
4 229 U.L. R.C. A WN 8 13:09
5 228 Shannon R.C. B WN 8 13:14
6 223 N.U.I.Galway B.C. A WN 8 13:18
7 226 N.U.I.Galway B.C. D WN 8 13:25
8 227 Shannon R.C. A WN 8 13:30
9 218 Clonmel R.C. WN 8 13:34
10 224 N.U.I.Galway B.C. B WN 8 13:38
11 225 N.U.I.Galway B.C. C WN 8 13:40
12 222 D.U.L.B.C. C WN 8 13:51
13 221 D.U.L.B.C. B WN 8 14:57
14 220 D.U.L.B.C. A WN 8 14:57
WN 4 Women's Novice 4
1 370 D.U.L.B.C. WN 4X+ 13:08
2 364 D.U.L.B.C. WN 4+ 13:18
3 363 Commercial R.C. WN 4+ 13:55
4 368 Clonmel R.C. WN 4X+ 14:20
5 369 Clonmel R.C. WN 4X+ 15:00
6 371 Shandon B.C. WN 4X+ 15:24
7 372 Tribesmen R.C. A WN 4X+ 15:59
8 367 Athlunkard B.C. WN 4X+ 16:11
9 373 Tribesmen R.C. B WN 4X+ 16:34
WN 2X Women's Novice 2X
1 503 D.U.L.B.C. B WN 2X 13:57
2 504 Galway R.C. WN 2X 14:30
3 502 D.U.L.B.C. A WN 2X 15:34
4 506 Shannon R.C. WN 2X 15:47
5 505 Neptune R.C. WN 2X 23:10
WN 1X Women's Novice 1X
1 675 St. Michael's R.C. Gill WN 1X 14:45
2 672 Commercial R.C. Foley WN 1X 14:54
3 673 D.U.L.B.C. O'Neill WN 1X 15:30
4 674 N.U.I.Galway B.C. Donnelly WN 1X 15:43
WJ16 8 Women's Junior 16 8
1 232 Shannon R.C. B WJ16 8 12:35
2 231 Shannon R.C. A WJ16 8 12:58
3 233 St. Michael's R.C. WJ16 8 15:28
WJ16 4 Women's Junior 16 4
1 406 Killorglin R.C. A WJ15 4+ 13:02
2 395 Muckross R.C. WJ16 4X+ 13:20
3 399 St. Michael's R.C. A WJ16 4X+ 13:24
4 419 Skibbereen R.C. B WJ15 4+ 13:25
5 398 Skibbereen R.C. WJ16 4X+ 13:38
6 407 Killorglin R.C. B WJ15 4+ 13:42
7 393 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. WJ16 4+ 13:43
8 418 Skibbereen R.C. A WJ15 4+ 13:46
9 397 Skibbereen R.C. WJ16 4X+ 14:07
10 396 Shandon B.C. WJ16 4X+ 14:12
11 405 Galway R.C. WJ15 4+ 14:13
12 417 Shannon R.C. E WJ15 4+ 14:44
13 394 Colaiste Chiarain WJ16 4X+ 14:58
14 421 St. Michael's R.C. A WJ15 4+ 15:15
15 411 Shandon B.C. A WJ15 4+ 15:29
16 410 Muckross R.C. D WJ15 4+ 15:35
17 402 St. Michael's R.C. D WJ16 4X+ 15:55
18 416 Shannon R.C. D WJ15 4+ 15:57
19 400 St. Michael's R.C. B WJ16 4X+ 15:58
20 422 St. Michael's R.C. B WJ15 4+ 16:10
21 423 Tralee R.C. WJ15 4+ 16:11
22 401 St. Michael's R.C. C WJ16 4X+ 16:21
23 404 Colaiste Iognaid R.C. WJ15 4+ 16:41
24 415 Shannon R.C. C WJ15 4+ 17:24
25 414 Shannon R.C. B WJ15 4+ 17:34
26 408 Muckross R.C. A WJ15 4+ 17:42
27 412 Shandon B.C. B WJ15 4+ 18:43
WJ15 1X Women's Junior 15 1X
1 688 Muckross R.C. O'Connor WJ15 1X 15:03
2 687 Killorglin R.C. Hyde WJ15 1X 15:04
WJ16 1X Women's Junior 16 1X
1 678 Cork B.C. O'Riordan WJ16 1X 14:19
2 679 Fermoy R.C. Ryan WJ16 1X 14:59
3 677 Castleconnell B.C. Silke WJ16 1X 15:10
4 676 Castleconnell B.C. Griffin WJ16 1X 15:20
5 685 Tralee R.C. Ryall WJ16 1X 15:56
6 680 Fermoy R.C. Freeman WJ16 1X 16:06
7 681 Muckross R.C. Cremin WJ16 1X 16:09
8 683 Shandon B.C. Nagle WJ16 1X 16:13
9 682 Shandon B.C. Healy WJ16 1X 16:50

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General Information on using Waterways Ireland inland navigations

Safety on the Water

All users of the navigations are strongly recommended to make themselves aware of safety on the water for whatever activity they are involved in and to read the advice offered by the various governing bodies and by:

The Dept. of Transport, Ireland: www.gov.ie/transport and The Maritime and Coastguard Agency, UK, The RNLI – Water Safety Ireland for information in terms of drowning prevention and water safety.

Registration of Vessels

All vessels using the Shannon Navigation, which includes the Shannon-Erne Waterways and the Erne System must be registered with Waterways Ireland. Only open undecked boats with an engine of 15 horsepower or less on the Shannon Navigation, and vessels of 10 horsepower or less on the Erne System, are exempt. Registration is free of charge.

Craft registration should be completed online at: https://www.waterwaysireland.org/online-services/craft-registration

Permits for use of the Grand and Royal Canals and the Barrow Navigation

All vessels using the Grand and Royal Canals and the Barrow Navigation must display appropriate valid Permit(s) i.e A Combined Mooring and Passage Permit (€126) and if not intending to move every five days, an Extended Mooring Permit (€152).

Permit applications should be completed online at: https://www.waterwaysireland.org/online-services/canal-permits

Passage on the Royal and Grand Canals – Dublin Area

For boat passage through the locks east of Lock 12 into / out of Dublin on either the Royal or Grand Canals, Masters are requested to contact the Waterways Ireland Eastern Regional Office (M-F 9.30am-4.30pm) on tel: +353(0)1 868 0148 or email [email protected] prior to making passage in order to plan the necessary lock-keeping assistance arrangements.

On the Grand Canal a minimum of two days notice prior to the planned passage should be given, masters should note that with the exception of pre-arranged events, a maximum of 2 boats per day will be taken through the locks, travelling either east or west.

Movements in or out of the city will be organised by prior arrangement to take place as a single movement in one day. Boaters will be facilitated to travel the system if their passage is considered to be safe by Waterways Ireland and they have the valid permit(s) for mooring and passage.

Newcomen Lifting Bridge

On the Royal Canal two weeks’ notice of bridge passage (Newcomen Lifting Bridge) is required for the pre-set lift date, and lock assistance will then also be arranged. A minimum of 2 boats is required for a bridge lift to go ahead.

Waterways Ireland Eastern Regional Office (Tel: +353(0)1 868 0148 or [email protected] ) is the point of contact for the bridge lift.

A maximum number of boats passing will be implemented to keep to the times given above for the planned lifts (16 for the Sat / Sun lifts & 8 for the weekday lifts). Priority will be given on a first come first served basis.

On day of lift, boaters and passengers must follow guidance from Waterways Ireland staff about sequence of passage under bridge & through Lock 1, and must remain within signed and designated areas.

Events Held on the Waterways

All organised events taking place on the waterways must have the prior approval of Waterways Ireland. This is a twelve week process and application forms must be accompanied with the appropriate insurance, signed indemnity and risk assessment. The application should be completed on the Waterways Ireland events page at :

https://www.waterwaysireland.org/online-services/event-approval

Time Limits on Mooring in Public Harbours

On the Shannon Navigation and the Shannon-Erne Waterway craft may berth in public harbours for five consecutive days or a total of seven days in any one month.

On the Erne System, revised Bye Laws state that: No master or owner shall permit a vessel, boat or any floating or sunken object to remain moored at or in the vicinity of any public mooring, including mooring at any other public mooring within 3 kilometres of that location, for more than 3 consecutive days and shall not moor at that same mooring or any other public mooring within 3 kilometres of that location within the following 3 consecutive days without prior permission by an authorised official.

Winter Mooring on the Shannon Navigation and Shannon Erne Waterway

Winter mooring may be availed of by owners during the period 1 Nov to 31 Mar by prior arrangement and payment of a charge of €63.50 per craft. Craft not availing of Winter Mooring must continue to comply with the “5 Day Rule”. Winter Mooring applications should be completed online at : https://www.waterwaysireland.org/online-services/winter-moorings-booking

Owners should be aware that electricity supply and water supply to public moorings is disconnected for the winter months. This is to protect against frost damage, to reduce running costs and to minimise maintenance requirements during the winter months.

Vessel owners are advised that advance purchasing of electricity on the power bollards leading up to the disconnection date should be minimal. Electricity credit existing on the bollards will not be recoverable after the winter decommissioning date. Both services will be reinstated prior to the commencement of the next boating season.

Smart Cards

Waterways Ireland smart cards are used to operate locks on the Shannon Erne Waterway, to access the service blocks, to use the pump-outs along the navigations, to avail of electrical power at Waterways Ireland jetties.

Berthing in Public Harbours

Masters are reminded of the following:

  • Equip their vessel with mooring lines of appropriate length and strength and only secure their craft to mooring bollards and cleats provided for this purpose.
  • Ensure the available berth is suitable to the length of your vessel, do not overhang the mooring especially on finger moorings on floating pontoon moorings.
  • Ensure mooring lines, electric cables and fresh water hoses do not create a trip hazard on public jetties for others users.
  • Carry sufficient fenders to prevent damage to your own vessel, other vessels and WI property.
  • Allow sufficient space between your vessel and the vessel ahead /astern (c.1m) for fire safety purposes and /or to recover somebody from the water.
  • Do not berth more than two vessels side by side and ensure there is safe access/egress at all times between vessels and onto the harbour itself.
  • Do not berth in such a way to prevent use of harbour safety ladders, slipways or pump-outs.
  • Do not allow the bow of your vessel to overhang the walkway of a floating mooring thus creating a hazard for others with an overhanging anchor or bow fendering.
  • Animals are not allowed to be loose or stray at any time.
  • Harbour and jetty infrastructure such as railings, power pedestals, fresh water taps, electric light poles, safety bollards, ladders etc are not designed for the purpose of mooring craft , they will not bear the strain of a vessel and will be damaged.
  • At Carrybridge on the Erne System, Masters of vessels are not permitted to use stern on mooring. Masters of vessels must use the mooring fingers for mooring of vessels and for embarkation / disembarkation from vessels.

Passenger Vessel Berths

Masters of vessels should not berth on passenger vessel berths where it is indicated that an arrival is imminent. Passenger vessels plying the navigations generally only occupy the berths to embark and disembark passengers and rarely remain on the berths for extended periods or overnight.

Lock Lead-in Jetties

Lead-in jetties adjacent to the upstream and downstream gates at lock chambers are solely for the purpose of craft waiting to use the lock and should not be used for long term berthing.

Vessel Wake

Vessel wake, that is, the wave generated by the passage of the boat through the water, can sometimes be large, powerful and destructive depending on the hull shape and engine power of the vessel. This wake can be detrimental to other users of the navigation when it strikes their craft or inundates the shoreline or riverbank. Masters are requested to frequently look behind and check the effect of their wake / wash particularly when passing moored vessels, on entering harbours and approaching jetties and to be aware of people pursuing other activities such as fishing on the riverbank.

Speed Restriction

A vessel or boat shall not be navigated on the Shannon Navigation at a speed in excess of 5 kph when within 200 metres of a bridge, quay, jetty or wharf, when in a harbour or canal or when passing within 100 metres of a moored vessel or boat.

Vessels navigating the Shannon-Erne Waterway should observe the general 5 kph speed limit which applies along the waterway. This is necessary in order to prevent damage to the banks caused by excessive wash from vessels.

Vessels navigating the Erne System should observe the statutory 5kt / 6mph / 10kph speed limit areas.

A craft on the Royal and Grand canals shall not be navigated at a speed in excess of 6km per hour.

A craft on the Barrow Navigation shall not be navigated at a speed in excess of 11km per hour except as necessary for safe navigation in conditions of fast flow.

Bank Erosion

Narrow sections of all the navigations are particularly prone to bank erosion due to the large wash generated by some craft. Masters are requested to be vigilant and to slow down to a speed sufficient to maintain steerage when they observe the wash of their craft inundating the river banks.

Unusual Waterborne Activity

Unusual waterborne vessels may be encountered from time to time, such as, hovercraft or amphibious aircraft / seaplanes. Masters of such craft are reminded to apply the normal “Rule of the Road” when they meet conventional craft on the water and to allow extra room to manoeuvre in the interest of safety.

Sailing Activity

Mariners will encounter large numbers of sailing dinghies from late June to August in the vicinity of Lough Derg, Lough Ree and Lower Lough Erne. Sailing courses are marked by yellow buoys to suit weather conditions on the day. Vessels should proceed at slow speed and with due caution and observe the rules of navigation when passing these fleets, as many of the participants are junior sailors under training.

Rowing

Mariners should expect to meet canoes and vessels under oars on any part of the navigations, but more so in the vicinity of Athlone, Carrick-on-Shannon, Coleraine, Enniskillen and Limerick. Masters are reminded to proceed at slow speed and especially to reduce their wash to a minimum when passing these craft as they can be easily upset and swamped due to their very low freeboard and always be prepared to give way in any given traffic situation.

Canoeing

Canoeing is an adventure sport and participants are strongly recommended to seek the advice of the sport’s governing bodies i.e Canoeing Ireland and the Canoe Association of Northern Ireland, before venturing onto the navigations.

Persons in charge of canoes are reminded of the inherent danger to these craft associated with operating close to weirs, sluice gates, locks and other infrastructure particularly when rivers are in flood and large volumes of water are moving through the navigations due to general flood conditions or very heavy localised precipitation e.g. turbulent and broken water, stopper waves. Shooting weirs is prohibited without prior permission of Waterways Ireland.

Canoeists should check with lockkeepers prior entering a lock to ensure passage is done in a safe manner. Portage is required at all unmanned locks.

Canoe Trail Network – "Blueways"

Masters of powered craft are reminded that a canoe trail network is being developed across all navigations and to expect more organised canoeing along these trails necessitating slow speed and minimum wash when encountering canoeists, rowing boats etc

Rockingham and Drummans Island Canals – Lough Key

It is expected that work on Rockingham and Drummans Island Canals on Lough Key will be completed in 2021. Access to these canals will be for non-powered craft only, eg canoes, kayaks, rowing boats.

Fast Powerboats and Personal Watercraft (Jet Skis)

Masters of Fast Powerboats (speed greater than 17kts) and Personal Watercraft (i.e.Jet Skis) are reminded of the inherent dangers associated with high speed on the water and especially in the confines of small bays and narrow sections of the navigations. Keeping a proper look-out, making early alterations to course and /or reducing speed will avoid conflict with slower vessels using the navigation. Personal Watercraft are not permitted to be used on the canals.

Towing Waterskiers, Wakeboarders, Doughnuts etc

Masters of vessels engaged in any of these activities are reminded of the manoeuvring constraints imposed upon their vessel by the tow and of the added responsibilities that they have to the person(s) being towed. These activities should be conducted in areas which are clear of conflicting traffic. It is highly recommended that a person additional to the master be carried to act as a “look-out” to keep the tow under observation at all times.

Prohibition on Swimming

Swimming in the navigable channel, particularly at bridges, is dangerous and is prohibited due to the risk of being run over by a vessel underway in the navigation.

Age Restrictions on operating of powered craft

In the Republic of Ireland, Statutory Instrument 921 of 2005 provides the legal requirements regarding the minimum age for operating of powered craft. The Statutory Instrument contains the following requirements:

- The master or owner of a personal watercraft or a fast power craft shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person who has not attained the age of 16 years does not operate or control the craft

- The master or owner of a pleasure craft powered by an engine with a rating of more than 5 horse power or 3.7 kilowatts shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person who has not attained the age of 12 years does not operate or control the craft.

Lifejackets and Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs)

Lifejackets and PFD’s are the single most important items of personal protective equipment to be used on a vessel and should be worn especially when the vessel is being manoeuvred such as entering / departing a lock, anchoring, coming alongside or departing a jetty or quayside.

In the Republic of Ireland, Statutory Instrument 921 of 2005 provides the legal requirements regarding the wearing of Personal Flotation Devices. The Statutory Instrument contains the following requirements:

- The master or owner of a pleasure craft (other than a personal watercraft) shall ensure, that there are, at all times on board the craft, sufficient suitable personal flotation devices for each person on board.

- A person on a pleasure craft (other than a personal watercraft) of less than 7 metres length overall shall wear a suitable personal flotation device while on board an open craft or while on the deck of decked craft, other than when the craft is made fast to the shore or at anchor.

- The master or owner of a pleasure craft (other than a personal watercraft) shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person who has not attained the age of 16 years complies with paragraph above.

- The master or owner of a pleasure craft (other than a personal watercraft), shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person who has not attained the age of 16 years wears a suitable personal flotation device while on board an open craft or while on the deck of a decked craft other than when it is made fast to the shore or at anchor.

- The master or owner of a pleasure craft (other than a personal watercraft) shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that a person wears a suitable personal flotation device, at all times while – (a) being towed by the craft, (b) on board a vessel or object of any kind which is being towed by the craft.

Further information is available at: http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2005/si/921/made/en/print

Firing Range Danger Area – Lough Ree

The attention of mariners is drawn to the Irish Defence Forces Firing Range situated in the vicinity of buoys No’s 2 and 3, on Lough Ree on the Shannon Navigation. This range is used regularly for live firing exercises, throughout the year, all boats and vessels should stay clear of the area marked with yellow buoys showing a yellow "X" topmark and displaying the word "Danger".

Shannon Navigation, Portumna Swing Bridge Tolls

No attempt should be made by Masters’ of vessels to pay the bridge toll while making way through the bridge opening. Payment will only be taken by the Collector from Masters when they are secured alongside the jetties north and south of the bridge.

Navigating from Killaloe to Limerick on the Shannon Navigation

The navigation from Killaloe to Limerick involves passage through Ardnacrusha locks, the associated headrace and tailrace and the Abbey River into Limerick City. Careful passage planning is required to undertake this voyage. Considerations include: lock passage at Ardnacrusha, water flow in the navigation, airdraft under bridges on Abbey River in Limerick, state of tide in Limerick

Users are advised to contact the ESB Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station (00353 (0)87 9970131) 48 hours in advance of commencing their journey to book passage through the locks at Ardnacrusha. It is NOT advised to undertake a voyage if more than one turbine is operating (20MW), due to the increased velocity of flow in the navigation channel, which can be dangerous. To ascertain automatically in real time how many turbines are running, users can phone +353 (0)87 6477229.

For safety reasons the ESB has advised that only powered craft with a capacity in excess of 5 knots are allowed to enter Ardnacrusha Headrace and Tailrace Canals.

Passage through Sarsfield Lock should be booked on +353-87-7972998, on the day prior to travel and it should be noted also that transit is not possible two hours either side of low water.

A Hydrographic survey in 2020 of the navigation channel revealed that the approach from Shannon Bridge to Sarsfield Lock and the Dock area has silted up. Masters of vessels and water users are advised to navigate to the Lock from Shannon bridge on a rising tide one or two hours before High Tide.

Lower Bann Navigation

The attention of all users is drawn to the “Users Code for the Lower Bann”, in particular to that section covering “Flow in the River” outlining the dangers for users both on the banks and in the navigation, associated with high flow rates when the river is in spate. Canoeists should consult and carry a copy of the “Lower Bann Canoe Trail” guide issued by the Canoe Association of Northern Ireland. Users should also contact the DfI Rivers Coleraine, who is responsible for regulating the flow rates on the river, for advisory information on the flow rates to be expected on any given day.

DfI Rivers Coleraine. Tel: 0044 28 7034 2357 Email: [email protected]

Lower Bann Navigation – Newferry – No wake zone

A No Wake Zone exists on the Lower Bann Navigation at Newferry. Masters of vessels are requested to proceed at a slow speed and create no wake while passing the jetties and slipways at Newferry.

Overhead Power Lines (OHPL) and Air draft

All Masters must be aware of the dangers associated with overhead power lines, in particular sailing vessels and workboats with cranes or large air drafts. Voyage planning is a necessity in order to identify the location of overhead lines crossing the navigation.

Overhead power line heights on the River Shannon are maintained at 12.6metres (40 feet) from Normal Summer level for that section of navigation, masters of vessels with a large air draft should proceed with caution and make additional allowances when water levels are high.

If a vessel or its equipment comes into contact with an OHPL the operator should NOT attempt to move the vessel or equipment. The conductor may still be alive or re-energise automatically. Maintain a safe distance and prevent third parties from approaching due to risk of arcing. Contact the emergency services for assistance.

Anglers are also reminded that a minimum ground distance of 30 metres should be maintained from overhead power lines when using a rod and line.

Submarine Cables and Pipes

Masters of vessels are reminded not to anchor their vessels in the vicinity of submarine cables or pipes in case they foul their anchor or damage the cables or pipes. Look to the river banks for signage indicating their presence.

Water Levels - Precautions

Low Water Levels:

When water levels fall below normal summer levels masters should be aware of:

Navigation

To reduce the risk of grounding masters should navigate on or near the centreline of the channel, avoid short cutting in dog-legged channels and navigating too close to navigation markers.

Proceeding at a slow speed will also reduce “squat” effect i.e. where the vessel tends to sit lower in the water as a consequence of higher speed.

Slipways

Reduced slipway length available under the water surface and the possibility of launching trailers dropping off the end of the concrete apron.

More slipway surface susceptible to weed growth requiring care while engaged in launching boats, from slipping and sliding on the slope. Note also that launching vehicles may not be able to get sufficient traction on the slipway once the craft is launched to get up the incline.

Bank Erosion

Very dry riverbanks are more susceptible to erosion from vessel wash.

Lock Share

Maximising on the number of vessels in a lock will ensure that the total volume of water moving downstream is decreased. Lock cycles should be used for vessels travelling each way.

High Water Levels:

When water levels rise above normal summer level masters should be aware of:

Navigation

Navigation marks will have reduced height above the water level or may disappear underwater altogether making the navigable channel difficult to discern.

In narrow sections of the navigations water levels will tend to rise more quickly than in main streams and air draft at bridges will likewise be reduced.

There will also be increased flow rates particularly in the vicinity of navigation infrastructure such as bridges, weirs, locks etc where extra care in manoeuvring vessels will be required.

Harbours and Jetties

Due care is required in harbours and at slipways when levels are at or near the same level as the harbour walkways' as the edge will be difficult to discern especially in reduced light conditions. It is advised that Personal Flotation Devices be worn if tending to craft in a harbour in these conditions.

Slipways

Slipways should only be used for the purpose of launching and recovering of water craft or other objects from the water. Before using a slipway it should be examined to ensure that the surface has sufficient traction/grip for the intended purpose such as launching a craft from a trailer using a vehicle, that there is sufficient depth of water on the slipway to float the craft off the trailer before the concrete apron ends and that the wheels of the trailer do not drop off the edge of the slipway. That life-saving appliances are available in the vicinity, that the vehicle is roadworthy and capable of coping with the weight of the trailer and boat on the incline. It is recommended that slipway operations are conducted by two persons.

Caution to be Used in Reliance upon Aids to Navigation

The aids to navigation depicted on the navigation guides comprise a system of fixed and floating aids to navigation. Prudent mariners will not rely solely on any single aid to navigation, particularly a floating aid to navigation. With respect to buoys, the buoy symbol is used to indicate the approximate position of the buoy body and the ground tackle which secures it to the lake or river bed. The approximate position is used because of the practical limitations in positioning and maintaining buoys in precise geographical locations. These limitations include, but are not limited to, prevailing atmospheric and lake/river conditions, the slope of and the material making up the lake/river bed, the fact that the buoys are moored to varying lengths of chain, and the fact that the buoy body and/or ground tackle positions are not under continuous surveillance. Due to the forces of nature, the position of the buoy body can be expected to shift inside and outside the charted symbol.

Buoys and perches are also moved out of position or pulled over by those mariners who use them to moor up to instead of anchoring. To this end, mariners should always monitor their passage by relating buoy/perch positions with the published navigation guide. Furthermore, a vessel attempting to pass close by always risks collision with a yawing buoy or with the obstruction that the buoy or beacon/perch marks.

Masters of Vessels are requested to use the most up to date Navigation guides when navigating on the Inland Waterways.

Information taken from Special Marine Notice No 1 of 2023