#WATERWAYSIRELAND – In its first notice to mariners of 2012 Waterways Ireland has published a list of the most important aspects of waterways regulations for boat owners. It includes the Registration of Vessels, Canal Permits, Events Held on the Waterways, Berthing in Public Harbours and many more useful reminders for the use of the waterways this coming season. Full details of the 'special notice' from the Inspector of Navigation Charles J Lawn Lt Cdr (rtd) is below:

Registration of Vessels

All vessels using the Shannon Navigation and the Erne System must be registered. 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.

Canal Permits

All vessels using the Grand and Royal Canals and the Barrow Navigation must have a current valid Permit displayed before being navigated or moored.

Events Held on the Waterways

All organised events taking place on the waterways must have the prior approval of Waterways Ireland. Application forms for this approval and the associated indemnity form may be had from the Inspectorate offices.

Berthing 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 during the period 1 April to 31 October. This also applies in Clondara / Richmond Harbour on the Royal Canal and in Shannon Harbour and the Tullamore Spur Line on the Grand Canal.

On the Erne System no vessel may berth at a public mooring for more than 48 hours without a four hour intermission.

Pump Out Berths

Masters of vessels should note that it is not permitted to berth at pump out stations.

Smart Cards

Waterways Ireland smart cards are used to operate certain locks, to access the service blocks and to use the pump-outs along the navigations. Electrical Power is also available using smart cards at a limited number of public mooring locations, including Scarriff, Shannonbridge, Garrykennedy, Carrick and Ballina (Tipperary). Operating instructions are displayed in English, French and German.

Passenger Vessel Berths

Masters of vessels should not berth on passenger vessel berths where it is indicted 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 Wash

Vessel wash, 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 wash 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 wash particularly when passing moored vessels, on entering harbours and approaching jetties and to be aware of people fishing or recreating 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 5 kt / 6mph/10kph speed limit areas.

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. 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, either recreating, in training or in competition 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 The Irish Canoe Union 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.

Portage is required at all locks, however, a heavily laden canoe may be put through a lock unmanned provided it is attended with a head and stern line.

Fast Powerboats and Personal Watercraft (Jet Skis)

Masters of Fast Powerboats (speed greater than 17kts) and Personal Watercraft (e.g.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.

Age Restrictions

In the Republic of Ireland you have to be at least 16 years of age to operate a PWC e.g Jetski and 12 years of age or over to operate a vessel with more than a 5 hp engine.

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.

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 an person additional to the master be carried to act as a "look-out" to keep the tow under observation at all times.

Lifejackets and Personal Flotation Devices (PFD's)

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 all persons on board any craft of less than 7m (23 ft) must wear a lifejacket or PFD while on board an open craft or on the deck of a decked craft that is not made fast to the shore. This requirement also applies to Personal Watercraft Craft and any vessel or object being towed e.g. waterskier, wakeboarder, doughnut, banana etc.

Danger Area

The attention of mariners is drawn to the Army Firing Range situated in the vicinity of buoys No's 2 and 3, on Lough Ree in the Shannon Navigation.

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.

Shannon Navigation, Abbey River and Sarsfield Lock, Limerick

The attention of all users of this stretch of the Shannon Navigation is drawn to the published notices regarding navigation. Users are advised to contact the ESB Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Power station before commencing their passage to ascertain how many turbines are currently running. It is advised NOT to undertake a voyage if more than one turbine is operating, due to the increased velocity of flow in the navigation, which can be dangerous. This situation may also arise when flood conditions prevail. Further, passage of 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.

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.

Overhead Power Lines (OHLP)

The attention of all is drawn to the dangers associated with overhead power lines in particular sailing vessels, sailing dinghys and workboats with cranes. Vigilance is required especially in the vicinity of slipways and dinghy parks, while voyage planning is a necessity in order to identify the location of overhead lines crossing the navigations. If the vessel or its equipment comes in contact with an OHLP, do NOT attempt to move the equipment or a person if either is still in contact with, or close to, the OHLP. The conductor may still be alive or re-energise automatically. Maintain a 5 m clearance, if possible, and prevent third parties from approaching you or your vessel because of the risk of arcing. Contact the Coast Guard for assistance. Fishermen are also reminded that a minimum ground distance of 30 metres should be maintained from overhead power lines when using 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

Aids to Navigation – Shannon Navigation - Recognition

Masters should consult Waterways Ireland Marine Notices to inform themselves of the roll-out of the change over from the colour black to green for starboard hand marks. Topmarks remain the same i.e square on starboard and circular on port marks. White arrows on markers indicate the safe water side of the mark.

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 with varying degrees of reliability. Therefore, 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 by those mariners who use them to moor up to instead of anchoring. Further, 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.

#ROWING - Irishman Aodhan Kelly and five crewmates set off from Tarfaya in Morocco today in an attempt to set a new record for rowing the Atlantic Ocean. The Sara G, under skipper Matt Craughwell, left port at 1pm on a journey to Barbados which they hope will take 30 days or under.

Below is a vide clip of Sara G from a year ago. The expedition is completely different but gives an idea of what Aodhan and his crew mates face on the voyage across the Atlantic.

#ROWING – The year ahead will be a bumper one for rowing. Check out the 2012 Calendar - with a month-by-month list of domestic and international fixtures.

Rowing Calendar 2012

January 21st: Sligo Head of the River. 28th: St Michael’s Head, O’Brien’s Bridge.

February 4th: Lagan Scullers Head, Belfast. 18th: Head of the Shannon, Carrick-on-Shannon; Cork Head, Marina. 25th: Lagan Head, Belfast.

March 3rd: Erne Head, Enniskillen; Fermoy Head; Women’s Eights Head, London. 17th: Tribesmen Head, Galway; Head of the River, London. 19th: Gannon Cup Colours Races, Dublin (morning); 24th: Dublin Head.

April 1st: Monkstown Sprint Regatta, National Rowing Centre, Cork. 7th: Trinity Regatta, Islandbridge, Dublin. 14th: Irish University Championships and Irish Schools’ Regatta, NRC. 15th: Skibbereen Regatta, NRC. 21st: Neptune Regatta, Islandbridge. 28th: Queen’s Regatta, Castlewellan; Bantry Regatta, Bantry.

May 4th-6th: World Cup One, Belgrade. 5th: Portadown Regatta. 5th-6th: Munich Junior Regatta. 5th-6th: Ghent International May Regatta. 12th: Limerick Regatta, O’Brien’s Bridge. 19th: Belfast Sprint Regatta; Lee Regatta, Cork Harbour. 20th-23rd: Final Olympic Qualification Regatta, Lucerne. 25th-27th: World Cup Two, Lucerne. 26th: Metropolitan Regatta, Blessington.

June 2nd-3rd: Carlow Regatta; (British) Metropolitan Regatta, Dorney Lake; International Junior Regatta, Hamburg. 10th: Castleconnell Sprint Regatta, O’Brien’s Bridge; 15th-17th: World Cup Three, Munich; 15th-17th: Henley Women’s Regatta; 16th: Athlone Regatta, Coosan Point; 17th: Galway Regatta; 16th-17th: Marlow Regatta, Dorney Lake. 23rd: Cork Regatta, NRC; 23rd-24th: National Assessment (Junior Trials), NRC; 24th: Fermoy Sprints; 27th-July 1st: Henley Royal Regatta.

 July 1st (from June 27th): Henley Royal Regatta; 11th-15th: World Under-23 Championships, Trakai, Lithuania; 12th-15th: National Championships, National Rowing Centre, Farran Wood, Cork; 20th-22nd: Coupe de la Jeunesse, Banyoles, Spain. 21st (Provisional) Home International Regatta, Cardiff; 28th-August 4th: Olympic Games Regatta, Dorney Lake, England.

 August  (from July 28th) to 4th: Olympic Games Regatta, Dorney Lake, England. 5th: Carrick-on-Shannon Sprints; 15th-19th: World Senior and Junior Championships, Plovdiv, Bulgaria; 24th-26th: All-Ireland Coastal Rowing Championships, Broadstrand, Courtmacsherry, Co Cork; 25th Belfast Summer Sprints; 31st-September 2nd: Paralympic Regatta, Dorney Lake, England.

 September (from August 31st) to 2nd: Paralympic Regatta, Dorney Lake, England; 6th-9th: World Masters Regatta, Duisburg, Germany; 7th-9th: World University Championships, Kazan, Russia. 14th-16th: European Championships, Varese, Italy.

October 7th: Tullamore Time Trial; 20th: Skibbereen Head of the River, NRC; 20th-21st: Head of the Charles, Boston, Massachussets.

November 1st-4th: World Rowing Coaches Conference, Limerick. 3rd: Castleconnell Head of the River, O’Brien’s Bridge; 10th: Neptune Head of the River, Blessington; Fours Head of the River, London. 17th: Bann Head of the River, Coleraine. 24th-25th: National Assessment, Newry.

#ROWING – Holly Nixon is the Afloat Rower of the Year for 2011. The Enniskillen woman won the Afloat Rower of the Month award for August after making history by becoming the first Ireland rower to medal at the World Junior Championships. Nixon took silver in the single sculls behind Anne Beenken of Germany at Dorney Lake, the site of next year’s Olympic Games regatta. In June she had joined up with Sanita Puspure, Lisa Dilleen and Eimear Moran to win the elite quadruple sculls at Henley Women’s Regatta.

 

Ireland's Holly Nixon  pictured after winning Silver in the Women's Single Sculls at the 2011 World Rowing Junior Championships at Dorney Lake in August. Photo: Scott Heavey/Getty Images

The Devenish College student and Portora rower is now concentrating on her A Levels, but her performances at the recent National Assessment and approaches from American universities with scholarship offers suggests that she has a bright future as a rower.

Rower of the Year: The judging panel is made up of Liam Gorman, rowing correspondent of The Irish Times, President of Rowing Ireland Anthony Dooley and David O'Brien, Editor of Afloat magazine. Monthly awards for achievements during the year appear on afloat.ie. Keep an eye for the Rower of the Month awards in 2012.

#ROWING–Claire Lambe topped the rankings at the second on-the-water session at the National Rowing Assessment in Newry today. The UCD woman’s time of 22 minutes 29.8 seconds for the 5,000 metres ranked her at 83.5 per cent of projected gold medal winning time for an under-23 lightweight sculler. Siobhan McCrohan was actually over 23 seconds faster, and by rating 82.9 per cent as a senior lightweight woman also impressed. The fastest man on the water was lightweight sculler Mark O’Donovan, who clocked 20 minutes 21.6 seconds – faster than top heavyweight Colin Williamson.

 

Rowing Ireland
Results Time Trial 26th November 2011
Values
Row Labels Time %GMT
HM1x
Colin Williamson (QUBBC) HM 20:29.7 79.7%
David Neale (UCD ) HM 21:01.6 77.7%
BHM1x
Eddie Mullarkey (NUIGBC) HMU23 21:11.9 78.2%
Patrick Hughes (DUBC) HMU23 21:37.8 76.7%
Finbarr Manning (UCD ) HMU23 21:44.7 76.3%
Matthew Wray (Bann RC) HMU20 22:51.2 72.6%
LM1x
Mark O'Donovan (CITRC) LM 20:21.6 81.9%
Anthony English (UCCRC) LM 20:42.3 80.5%
Nathan O'Reilly (Tideway Scullers School) LM 21:10.1 78.7%
Niall Kenny (NUIGBC) LM 21:17.4 78.3%
Colm Dowling (Lee Valley R.C.) LM 21:34.0 77.3%
BLM1x
Justin Ryan (UCCRC) LMU23 20:54.0 81.7%
Shane O'Driscoll (CIT) LMU23 21:00.3 81.3%
Jonathan Mitchell (QUBBC) LMU23 21:03.6 81.1%
Adam O'Donohue (Carlow RC) LMU23 22:08.0 77.2%
Colin Barrett (UCD ) LMU23 22:42.1 75.3%
HW1x
Sanita Puspure (OCBC) HW 21:48.7 81.2%
BHW1x
Holly Nixon (Portora BC) HWU20 22:22.2 81.0%
Monika Dukarska (Killorglin RC) HWU23 22:48.4 79.5%
LW1x
Siobhan McCrohan (Tribesmen RC) LW 22:06.2 82.9%
BLW1x
Claire Lambe (UCDBC) LWU23 22:29.8 83.5%
Sinead Dolan (DULBC) LWU23 23:31.8 79.9%
Aoife Leahy (St Michaels) LWU20 24:12.5 77.6%
JW1x
Hilary Shinnick (Fermoy RC) WJ17 23:31.8 79.0%
Bernadett Walsh (Skibbereen R.C.) WJ17 23:33.2 78.9%
Bridget Jacques (BBC) WJ17 23:37.2 78.7%
Kate O'Brien (St Michaels) WJ18 23:53.4 77.8%
Sally O'Brien (Neptune R.C.) WJ18 23:54.9 77.7%
Katie Cromie (Portora BC) WJ18 23:55.2 77.7%
Fionna Murtagh (GRC) WJ17 24:00.3 77.4%
Megan McLaughlin (Cork BC) WJ16 24:06.7 77.1%
Sarah Higgins (Cork BC) WJ18 24:11.9 76.8%
Laura Connelly (Skibbereen R.C.) WJ18 24:16.0 76.6%
Sarah Allen (Bann RC) WJ18 24:16.9 76.5%
Eimear Byrne (Neptune R.C.) WJ18 24:19.9 76.4%
Sadhbh Cassidy (Neptune R.C.) WJ18 24:24.0 76.2%
Phoebe Mulligan (Portora BC) WJ17 24:35.3 75.6%
Roisin Merz (Shandon B.C.) WJ18 24:35.5 75.6%
Hanna O'Sullivan (St Michaels) WJ18 24:36.0 75.5%
Ruth Gilligan (Shannon RC) WJ17 24:42.8 75.2%
Jasmine English (MCB) WJ16 24:50.9 74.8%
Laura Coleman (Shandon B.C.) WJ18 24:56.8 74.5%
Lucie Litvack (BBC) WJ18 24:57.1 74.5%
Katherine Cremin (Muckross RC) WJ16 24:57.3 74.5%
Lauren McHugh (Shannon RC) WJ17 25:00.4 74.3%
Megan Donnegan (Castleconnell Boat Club) WJ17 25:01.3 74.3%
Aileen Crowley (Muckross RC) WJ18 25:02.2 74.2%
Claire Silke (Castleconnell Boat Club) WJ16 25:02.8 74.2%
Emily Hutchinson (Bann RC) WJ18 25:11.0 73.8%
Ella Ciallis (Skibbereen R.C.) WJ18 25:16.5 73.5%
Kara O'Connor (Muckross RC) WJ16 25:18.3 73.4%
Laura Kilbane (Cork BC) WJ16 25:18.8 73.4%
Claire Beechinor (Cork BC) WJ16 25:20.4 73.3%
Megan Donnelly (GRC) WJ16 25:26.6 73.0%
Kellie Wade (GRC) WJ17 25:27.2 73.0%
Zoe Hyde (Killorglin RC) WJ16 25:34.2 72.7%
Hanna McCarthy (St Michaels) WJ17 25:40.2 72.4%
Ruth Cummins (GRC) WJ16 25:49.9 71.9%
Meabh O'Brien (GRC) WJ16 26:47.1 69.4%
Cara Cunningham (GRC) WJ17 27:10.3 68.4%
Rebecca McKeown (BBC) WJ18 27:18.6 68.0%
Brooke Edgar (Bann RC) WJ18 27:39.4 67.2%

#ROWING–Paul O’Donovan was by far the fastest junior man of 65 in the first on-the-water session today at the National Assessments in Newry. In cold, sometimes choppy conditions on Newry canal, he fashioned a big lead over Henry Millar, who started just behind him. O’Donovan’s time of 21 minutes 58.5 seconds gave him a ranking of just 78 per cent of projected gold medal times on the ranking of the High Performance programme.

 

Rowing Ireland
Results Time Trial 26th November 2011 PROVISIONAL
Values
Row Labels Time %GMT
JM1x
Paul O'Donovan (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ18 21:58.5 78.0%
Cathal Phelan (Offaly RC) MJ17 22:27.3 76.4%
Aodhan Burns (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ18 22:38.7 75.7%
John Mitchel (Lee R.C.) MJ17 22:39.0 75.7%
Paudie Leonard (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ18 22:45.1 75.4%
Chris Black (Bann RC) MJ18 22:46.2 75.3%
Joel Cassells (Bann RC) MJ18 22:46.9 75.3%
Andrew Griffin (Neptune R.C.) MJ18 22:54.2 74.9%
Kevin Molloy (Athlone B C) MJ18 22:55.1 74.8%
Barry Crowley (Lee R.C.) MJ18 22:56.8 74.7%
David Quinlan (Castleconnell Boat Club) MJ18 22:57.5 74.7%
James Egan (St.Joseph's) MJ17 23:05.3 74.3%
Paddy Hegarty (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ17 23:06.6 74.2%
Lloyd Seaman (Portora BC) MJ18 23:07.4 74.2%
Mathew Ryan (Skibbereen R.C.) MJ17 23:10.4 74.0%
Henry Millar (Portora BC) MJ18 23:10.5 74.0%
Aaron McGrath (Carlow RC) MJ17 23:13.0 73.9%
Patrick Boomer (MCB) MJ18 23:16.1 73.7%
Joe Nelson (Portora BC) MJ18 23:19.4 73.5%
Andy Harrington (Shandon B.C.) MJ17 23:19.7 73.5%
Mathew Kelly (Col.Iognaid) MJ18 23:21.0 73.4%
Kevin Synnott (Lee R.C.) MJ18 23:21.4 73.4%
Dylan Aherne (ULRC) MJ18 23:21.5 73.4%
Eddie Beechinor (Lee R.C.) MJ18 23:24.1 73.3%
Andrew Bell (Col.Iognaid) MJ18 23:24.4 73.3%
William Yeomans (comm rc) MJ17 23:30.8 72.9%
Colm O'Riada (comm rc) MJ18 23:37.4 72.6%
Kevin Keohane (Presentation College Cork) MJ17 23:38.5 72.5%
Daniel Buckley (Lee R.C.) MJ17 23:42.7 72.3%
Jack Casey (Shandon B.C.) MJ17 23:45.3 72.2%
David O'Malley (St Michaels) MJ16 23:48.0 72.1%
Gearoid Moore (St Michaels) MJ18 23:48.1 72.1%
Shane Walsh (GRC) MJ18 23:51.7 71.9%
Thomas English (Neptune R.C.) MJ18 23:58.3 71.5%
Chris Alcorn (Bann RC) MJ18 24:00.1 71.5%
Niall Crowley (Presentation College Cork) MJ17 24:07.4 71.1%
Aidan Kinneen (St.Joseph's) MJ17 24:07.4 71.1%
Eric McEvoy (St.Joseph's) MJ17 24:08.5 71.0%
Conor Carmody (Shannon RC) MJ16 24:09.5 71.0%
PROVISIONAL Rowing Ireland
Results Time Trial 26th November 2011
Values
Row Labels Time %GMT
JM1x
Killian Doyle (Carlow RC) MJ18 24:15.0 70.7%
Brian Keohane (presentation College Cork) MJ16 24:15.2 70.7%
James Healy (St Michaels) MJ18 24:17.8 70.6%
Gareth McKillen (RBAIRC) MJ17 24:23.6 70.3%
Aaron Cusack (Castleconnell Boat Club) MJ18 24:37.8 69.6%
Anthony Noone (Col.Iognaid) MJ18 24:40.0 69.5%
Ross Maxwell (GRC) MJ16 24:40.2 69.5%
Turlough Eccles (Neptune R.C.) MJ16 24:56.2 68.8%
Jack Smyth (St.Joseph's) MJ16 25:00.8 68.6%
Dylan Grace (Shannon RC) MJ18 25:09.0 68.2%
Martin Laffey (GRC) MJ17 25:12.4 68.0%
Jack Silke (St.Joseph's) MJ17 25:12.4 68.0%
Cathal Kileen (Castleconnell Boat Club) MJ16 25:14.0 68.0%
Eoghan Whittle (Castleconnell Boat Club) MJ16 25:15.5 67.9%
Evan Despard (St Michaels) MJ17 25:16.5 67.9%
Charlie Murray (Cork BC) MJ16 25:51.8 66.3%
Eoghan Fogarty (Neptune R.C.) MJ17 26:00.1 66.0%
Kai McGlacken (Col.Iognaid) MJ16 26:03.0 65.8%

#ROWING–An impressive 65 junior oarsmen qualified for the on-the-water session at the National Rowing Assessment in Newry. Paul O’Donovan of Skibbereen led the way in the ergometer test, with a remarkable time of 6:19.8, and also led on the water into a headwind today.

The one senior man to breach the six-minute barrier in the ergometer test was Colin Williamson of Queen’s University who was timed at 5:58.4. Dave Neale of UCD clocked 6:07.3.

 

Rowing Ireland
2000m Assessment
26th Nov 2011
Sex M
NOV 2k Score (Multiple Items)
2000m Time
Row Labels Total
HM
Colin Williamson (QUBBC) 5:58.4
David Neale (UCD ) 6:07.3
Kevin Coughlan (Carlow RC) 6:16.4
David Brett (Neptune R.C.) 6:17.7
HMU23
Finbarr Manning (UCD ) 6:09.5
Eddie Mullarkey (NUIGBC) 6:10.0
Patrick Hughes (DUBC) 6:18.9
David Stundon (St Michaels) 6:21.4
HMU20
Matthew Wray (Bann RC) 6:18.8
LM
Niall Kenny (NUIGBC) 6:18.2
Mark O'Donovan (CITRC) 6:18.6
Nathan O'Reilly (Tideway Scullers School) 6:22.6
Anthony English (UCCRC) 6:24.0
Colm Dowling (Lee Valley R.C.) 6:34.3
LMU23
Jonathan Mitchell (QUBBC) 6:17.3
Justin Ryan (UCCRC) 6:18.9
Shane O'Driscoll (CIT) 6:25.7
Colin Barrett (UCD ) 6:28.0
Adam O'Donohue (Carlow RC) 6:37.9
Niall Murphy (Carlow RC) 6:51.9
Sean Egan (Athlone B C) 6:52.1
Eoghan O'Connor (Castleconnell Boat Club) 6:58.9
MJ18
Paul O'Donovan (Skibbereen R.C.) 6:19.8
Henry Millar (Portora BC) 6:24.8
Joel Cassells (Bann RC) 6:25.8
Andrew Griffin (Neptune R.C.) 6:27.8
David Quinlan (Castleconnell Boat Club) 6:29.8
Chris Black (Bann RC) 6:30.6
Patrick Boomer (MCB) 6:33.9
Killian Doyle (Carlow RC) 6:34.1
Eddie Beechinor (Lee R.C.) 6:34.7
James Healy (St Michaels) 6:36.3
Andrew Bell (Col.Iognaid) 6:37.8
Lloyd Seaman (Portora BC) 6:39.4
Colm O'Riada (comm rc) 6:40.1
Thomas English (Neptune R.C.) 6:42.1
Kevin Synnott (Lee R.C.) 6:42.6
Aaron Cusack (Castleconnell Boat Club) 6:42.8
Anthony Noone (Col.Iognaid) 6:42.8
Chris Alcorn (Bann RC) 6:43.3
Paudie Leonard (Skibbereen R.C.) 6:44.9
Barry Crowley (Lee R.C.) 6:46.1
Kevin Molloy (Athlone B C) 6:46.1
Mathew Kelly (Col.Iognaid) 6:47.0
Gearoid Moore (St Michaels) 6:48.0
Shane Walsh (GRC) 6:48.1
Rowing Ireland
2000m Assessment
26th Nov 2011
2000m Time
Row Labels Total
Aodhan Burns (Skibbereen R.C.) 6:49.1
Dylan Aherne (ULRC) 6:49.3
Dylan Grace (Shannon RC) 6:49.9
Joe Nelson (Portora BC) 6:51.9
Brian Twomey-Thompson (Lee R.C.) 6:56.0
Danny Peilow (Cork BC) 6:56.7
Cathal Moloney (Castleconnell Boat Club) 7:00.0
Gary Devereux (Shannon RC) 7:01.0
Conor Breen (St.Joseph's) 7:02.6
MJ17
Paddy Hegarty (Skibbereen R.C.) 6:34.6
Kevin Keohane (Presentation College Cork) 6:38.8
Aidan Kinneen (St.Joseph's) 6:39.4
Aaron McGrath (Carlow RC) 6:40.3
Mathew Ryan (Skibbereen R.C.) 6:41.7
James Egan (St.Joseph's) 6:42.2
Eric McEvoy (St.Joseph's) 6:43.8
Jack Casey (Shandon B.C.) 6:45.2
Gareth McKillen (RBAIRC) 6:45.7
John Mitchel (Lee R.C.) 6:46.0
Martin Laffey (GRC) 6:46.3
Andy Harrington (Shandon B.C.) 6:46.9
William Yeomans (comm rc) 6:47.3
Niall Crowley (Presentation College Cork) 6:47.4
Niall Roberts (Carlow RC) 6:48.9
Jack Silke (St.Joseph's) 6:49.2
Cathal Phelan (Offaly RC) 6:50.8
Daniel Buckley (Lee R.C.) 6:51.3
Eoghan Fogarty (Neptune R.C.) 6:52.2
Evan Despard (St Michaels) 6:52.4
Nathan Collins (GRC) 6:57.2
Michael Lawless (Col.Iognaid) 6:58.0
Stephen O'Connor (Castleconnell Boat Club) 6:58.0
James Blackwell (Shannon RC) 6:59.1
Sam Butler (Lee R.C.) 6:59.1
David Laffey (GRC) 7:04.1
Chris Laffey (GRC) 7:08.4
MJ16
Kai McGlacken (Col.Iognaid) 6:46.8
Ross Maxwell (GRC) 6:54.5
Conor Carmody (Shannon RC) 6:56.9
Turlough Eccles (Neptune R.C.) 6:57.3
Eoghan Whittle (Castleconnell Boat Club) 6:57.6
Jack Smyth (St.Joseph's) 6:59.6
Cathal Kileen (Castleconnell Boat Club) 7:00.5
Charlie Murray (Cork BC) 7:00.6
Brian Keohane (presentation College Cork) 7:03.0
David O'Malley (St Michaels) 7:06.0
Warren Stone (Cork BC) 7:09.3
Dara Duffy (GRC) 7:09.5
Sean Dennehy (Cork BC) 7:12.5
Stephen Murphy (Cork BC) 7:16.3
Adam Browne (Shannon RC) 7:30.3

#ROWING–Sanita Puspure and Kate O’Brien posted outstanding times in the ergometer test at the National Assessment in Newry. Puspure’s mark of six minutes 37.2 seconds was 22.5 seconds inside the cut-off mark for senior women set by the High Performance programme. O’Brien, who has just turned 17, clocked 6:59.4 – the cut-off for junior women was 7:48.8.

Rowing Ireland
2000m Assessment
26th Nov 2011
Sex W
NOV 2k Score (Multiple Items)
2000m Time
Row Labels Total
HW
Sanita Puspure (OCBC) 6:37.2
Alice O'Sullivan (ULRC) 7:07.5
HWU23
Monika Dukarska (Killorglin RC) 6:58.6
Jessica O'Keeffe (St Michaels) 7:14.3
HWU20
Holly Nixon (Portora BC) 7:02.9
LW
Siobhan McCrohan (Tribesmen RC) 7:09.5
Karen Corcoran-O'Hare (Shandon B.C.) 7:43.0
LWU23
Claire Lambe (UCDBC) 7:12.5
Sinead Dolan (DULBC) 7:41.6
LWU20
Aoife Leahy (St Michaels) 7:50.3
WJ18
Kate O'Brien (St Michaels) 6:59.4
Rebecca McKeown (BBC) 7:11.9
Katie Cromie (Portora BC) 7:12.3
Aileen Crowley (Muckross RC) 7:25.5
Sarah Allen (Bann RC) 7:30.2
Hanna O'Sullivan (St Michaels) 7:30.5
Brooke Edgar (Bann RC) 7:34.1
Laura Connelly (Skibbereen R.C.) 7:34.9
Emily Hutchinson (Bann RC) 7:35.5
Lucie Litvack (BBC) 7:37.7
Laura Coleman (Shandon B.C.) 7:38.3
Eimear Byrne (Neptune R.C.) 7:39.6
Ella Ciallis (Skibbereen R.C.) 7:40.5
Roisin Merz (Shandon B.C.) 7:42.1
Sally O'Brien (Neptune R.C.) 7:43.7
Sarah Higgins (Cork BC) 7:44.6
Sadhbh Cassidy (Neptune R.C.) 7:47.9
Saoirse Horgan (Shandon B.C.) 7:55.9
Holly Lingwood (Shandon B.C.) 8:09.6
WJ17
Hilary Shinnick (Fermoy RC) 7:10.9
Bridget Jacques (BBC) 7:14.0
Hanna McCarthy (St Michaels) 7:34.7
Leonie Hamel (Cork BC) 7:36.5
Lauren McHugh (Shannon RC) 7:38.6
Cara Cunningham (GRC) 7:43.2
Kellie Wade (GRC) 7:43.2
Phoebe Mulligan (Portora BC) 7:43.9
Fionna Murtagh (GRC) 7:44.7
Bernadett Walsh (Skibbereen R.C.) 7:44.9
Ruth Gilligan (Shannon RC) 7:45.6
Megan Donnegan (Castleconnell Boat Club) 7:46.6
Ellie Sherin (St Michaels) 7:49.5
Rachel McGowan (Shannon RC) 7:51.3
Alison Mc Devitt (Castleconnell Boat Club) 8:09.9
Rowing Ireland
2000m Assessment
26th Nov 2011
2000m Time
Row Labels Total
WJ16
Claire Beechinor (Cork BC) 7:38.7
Laura Kilbane (Cork BC) 7:51.1
Kara O'Connor (Muckross RC) 7:51.3
Megan McLaughlin (Cork BC) 7:52.6
Ruth Cummins (GRC) 7:52.9
Jasmine English (MCB) 7:53.7
Zoe Hyde (Killorglin RC) 7:53.8
Katherine Cremin (Muckross RC) 7:57.9
Meabh O'Brien (GRC) 8:01.4
Claire Silke (Castleconnell Boat Club) 8:01.7
Rachel Nixon (Portora BC) 8:06.2
Erin Coll (Shannon RC) 8:06.6
Aoife Cushen (Col.Iognaid) 8:09.6
Ailish Griffin (Castleconnell Boat Club) 8:12.3
Megan Donnelly (GRC) 7:58.1

The National Assessment event at Newry this weekend has drawn a big entry of Irish rowers. The ergometer test which forms the first part of the test takes place on Saturday and will determine who progresses to the time trial stage on Sunday. Check out the entries below.

3 Castles
Maher, Michael
Moran, Eimear 13:40 10
Athlone B C
Egan, Sean 13:00 1
Molloy, Kevin 15:00 14
Bann RC
Alcorn, Chris 12:00 7
Allen, Sarah 14:40 7
Black, Chris 12:00 6
Cassells, Joel 12:00 5
Edgar, Brooke 14:40 9
Hutchinson, Emily 14:40 8
Wray, Matthew 13:00 10
Belfast BC
Jacques, Bridget 14:20 11
Litvack, Lucie 14:20 12
McKeown, Rebecca 14:20 13
Carlow RC
Coughlan, Kevin 13:00 13
Doyle, Killian 12:00 2
McGrath, Aaron 12:00 3
Murphy, Niall 13:00 2
O'Donohue, Adam 13:00 3
Roberts, Niall 12:00 4
Castleconnell Boat Club
Cusack, Aaron 12:00 9
Donnegan, Megan 14:40 12
Griffin, Ailish 14:20 13
Kileen, Cathal 12:00 13
Mc Devitt, Alison 14:40 13
Moloney, Cathal 12:00 10
O'Connor, Eoghan 13:20 13
O'Connor, Stephen 12:00 11
Quinlan, David 12:00 8
Silke, Claire 14:40 10
Whittle, Eoghan 12:00 12 

 

 

Skibbereen's own men's senior eight were the fastest crew at the Skibbereen Head of the River, which was run in good weather conditions at the National Rowing Centre.

Skibbereen Head of the River, National Rowing Centre, Cork (Selected Results)

HEAD ONE

Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result

womens senior 8+     Skibbereen RC    1    0:59:40    1:10:42    00:11:02

womens J18A 8+     Clonmel RC    2    2:38:42    2:51:18    00:12:36

womens novice 8+     Cork BC    3    1:01:51    1:13:53    00:12:02

womens intermediate I 4X-     Garda Siochana BC    4    1:02:27    1:14:42    00:12:15

womens J18A 4X-     Shandon BC    6    1:04:26    1:15:53    00:11:27
Muckross RC    7    1:05:10    1:17:00    00:11:50
Cork BC    9    1:06:26    1:18:45    00:12:19
Skibbereen RC B    8    1:03:40    1:16:28    00:12:48

womens novice 4X+     Lee RC    12    1:21:15    1:35:28    00:14:13
Shandon BC    13    1:09:51    1:25:22    00:15:31

womens J16 4X+     Carlow RC    16    1:12:44    1:24:53    00:12:09
Cork BC    14    1:07:43    1:20:36    00:12:53
Shandon BC    17    1:13:43    1:26:38    00:12:55
Muckross RC    15    1:11:03    1:24:24    00:13:21
St. Michaels Rowing Club    18    1:14:50    1:28:20    00:13:30
Clonmel RC    19    2:39:46    2:54:30    00:14:44

HEAD TWO
Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result
mens senior 2-     Cork BC B    21    1:53:38    2:04:58    00:11:20
Cork BC C    22    1:54:06    2:06:00    00:11:54
Cork BC    23    2:02:19    2:15:00    00:12:41

mens intermediate I 2-     U.C.C. RC B    27    1:57:08    2:08:37    00:11:29
Neptune RC    25    1:55:36    2:07:12    00:11:36
U.C.C. RC    24    1:55:05    2:06:43    00:11:38
Castleconnell BC    26    1:56:36    2:08:41    00:12:05

mens J18A 2-     St. Michaels Rowing Club    28    2:07:55    2:20:06    00:12:11

mens senior 1X     Lee Valley RC A (Dowling)    33    1:58:48    2:10:28    00:11:40
Skibbereen RC A (Murphy)    31    1:59:50    2:11:47    00:11:57
U.C.C. RC (Whooley)    37    2:01:19    2:13:19    00:12:00
Cork BC C (Doran)    35    2:00:56    2:13:04    00:12:08
Skibbereen RC B (Mc Carthy)    39    2:01:55    2:14:04    00:12:09
Carlow RC A (Bolger)    40    2:02:51    2:15:06    00:12:15
Cork BC D (O'Brien)    30    1:59:05    2:11:22    00:12:17
Cork BC B (Walsh)    38    2:01:33    2:14:03    00:12:30
Skibbereen RC C (O'Donovan)    29    1:58:06    2:10:50    00:12:44
Carlow RC B (Murphy)    32    2:00:16    2:13:32    00:13:16

mens intermediate I 1X     St. Michaels Rowing Club D (Power)    47    2:05:48    2:17:53    00:12:05
Clonmel RC (Prendergast)    45    2:05:09    2:17:36    00:12:27
Lee RC (Looney)    42    2:04:23    2:16:53    00:12:30
Garda Siochana BC (Kelly)    51    2:07:08    2:19:57    00:12:49
Skibbereen RC A (O'Driscoll)    48    2:06:12    2:19:12    00:13:00
Skibbereen RC B (Murphy)    46    2:05:37    2:18:38    00:13:01

mens J18A 1X     Skibbereen RC C (O'Donovan)    53    2:03:45    2:15:31    00:11:46
Skibbereen RC A (Burns)    68    2:16:54    2:28:59    00:12:05
Skibbereen RC B (Ryan)    70    2:17:41    2:29:47    00:12:06
Clonmel RC A (Mc Carthy)    52    2:07:32    2:19:42    00:12:10
Lee RC A (Beechinor)    69    2:17:21    2:29:36    00:12:15
Lee RC C (Crowley)    54    2:10:11    2:22:27    00:12:16
Presentation College RC A (Keohane)    59    2:11:13    2:23:29    00:12:16
Lee RC D (Twomey-Thompson)    66    2:15:57    2:28:27    00:12:30
Cork BC B (Madden)    55    2:08:58    2:21:31    00:12:33
Presentation College RC B (Crowley)    57    2:09:50    2:22:29    00:12:39
St. Michaels Rowing Club C (Moore)    58    2:13:04    2:25:45    00:12:41
St. Michaels Rowing Club A (Healy)    72    2:18:34    2:31:18    00:12:44
Presentation College RC C (Higgins)    56    2:09:19    2:22:03    00:12:44
Lee RC E (Collins)    62    2:12:48    2:25:32    00:12:44
Clonmel RC B (Murphy)    71    2:18:08    2:31:15    00:13:07
St. Michaels Rowing Club B (Mahon)    61    2:13:42    2:26:55    00:13:13
Presentation College RC D (Keena)    64    2:14:50    2:28:11    00:13:21
Presentation College RC E (O'Donovan)    67    2:16:27    2:30:04    00:13:37
Clonmel RC C (Allen)    63    2:14:04    2:27:42    00:13:38

mens novice 1X     Lee RC (O'Connell)    74    2:19:29    2:31:37    00:12:08
Garda Siochana BC (MacEoin)    75    2:20:22    2:32:52    00:12:30
Skibbereen RC A (Barry)    77    2:20:38    2:33:25    00:12:47
Skibbereen RC B (Mc Carthy)    76    2:20:11    2:33:24    00:13:13
Killorglin RC (Leahy)    73    2:20:59    2:35:12    00:14:13
Lee Valley RC (Olivier)    78    2:22:03    2:37:36    00:15:33

mens J16 1X     Shandon BC B (Harrington)    82    2:23:27    2:35:33    00:12:06
Lee RC A (Mitchell)    99    2:32:44    2:45:02    00:12:18
Shandon BC A (Casey)    95    2:30:48    2:43:14    00:12:26
Skibbereen RC B (Seymour)    88    2:26:37    2:39:04    00:12:27
Lee RC F (Butler)    98    2:32:20    2:44:57    00:12:37
Lee RC B (Buckley)    81    2:22:59    2:35:37    00:12:38
Presentation College RC A (Keohane)    97    2:31:28    2:44:13    00:12:45
Cork BC D (Stone)    100    2:33:01    2:45:47    00:12:46
Cork BC G (Dennehy)    101    2:33:17    2:46:06    00:12:49
Skibbereen RC D (Walsh)    102    2:33:43    2:46:37    00:12:54
Cork BC C (Mc Carthy)    105    2:34:58    2:48:00    00:13:02
Lee RC C (Mc Carthy)    89    2:26:56    2:40:02    00:13:06
Cork BC F (Murphy)    94    2:30:20    2:43:26    00:13:06
Clonmel RC A (Channon)    86    2:25:35    2:38:43    00:13:08
Lee RC E (Stone)    79    2:22:07    2:35:17    00:13:10
Skibbereen RC C (Keating)    103    2:34:06    2:47:18    00:13:12
St. Michaels Rowing Club (O' Malley)    96    2:31:09    2:44:25    00:13:16
Cork BC E (Murray)    107    2:35:55    2:49:11    00:13:16
Shandon BC C (Hennessy)    83    2:24:03    2:37:24    00:13:21
Lee RC D (White)    87    2:26:00    2:39:22    00:13:22
Offaly RC A (Grogan)    108    2:36:24    2:49:47    00:13:23
Skibbereen RC A (O'Regan)    84    2:25:03    2:38:29    00:13:26
Cork BC A (Hegarty)    106    2:35:30    2:49:02    00:13:32
Offaly RC B (Walsh)    90    2:28:06    2:42:15    00:14:09
Clonmel RC C (O Meara)    92    2:29:46    2:44:08    00:14:22
Presentation College RC B (O Farrell)    91    2:28:39    2:43:04    00:14:25
Clonmel RC B (Kelly) 15:08

HEAD THREE
Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result

womens senior 2-     Skibbereen RC    111    3:24:09    3:36:43    00:12:34

womens senior 1X     Skibbereen RC (Hayes)    112    3:24:54    3:37:31    00:12:37
Killorglin RC A (Dukarska)    117    3:26:02    3:38:43    00:12:41
Offaly RC (Moran)    116    3:25:42    3:38:38    00:12:56
Three Castles Rowing Club (Quinn)    114    3:25:14    3:38:15    00:13:01
Cork I.T. RC (Hosford)    118    3:26:31    3:39:52    00:13:21

**timing only -     Killorglin RC B (Dukarska)    119    4:25:43    0:12:39    0:12:39

womens intermediate I 1X     Shandon BC (Corcoran- O'Hare)    125    3:30:03    3:43:00    00:12:57
Garda Siochana BC (Davidson)    122    3:29:09    3:42:56    00:13:47
U.C.C. RC A (Beatty)    124    3:29:42    3:43:52    00:14:10
U.C.C. RC B (o'brien)    121    3:28:44    3:44:24    00:15:40

womens J18A 1X     Skibbereen RC A (Dineen)    126    3:30:47    3:43:34    00:12:47
Shandon BC C (Horgan)    137    3:36:30    3:49:42    00:13:12
Cork BC C (Murphy)    135    3:35:32    3:48:58    00:13:26
Cork BC B (Higgins)    127    3:31:05    3:44:37    00:13:32
Shandon BC B (Coleman)    138    3:36:45    3:50:24    00:13:39
Shandon BC D (Mertz)    128    3:32:39    3:46:24    00:13:45
Muckross RC B (Crowley)    136    3:35:54    3:49:43    00:13:49
Skibbereen RC C (Mc Carthy)    130    3:33:33    3:47:35    00:14:02
Shandon BC A (Lingwood)    129    3:33:09    3:47:13    00:14:04
Muckross RC A (Cooper)    132    3:34:34    3:48:44    00:14:10
Clonmel RC (Kinsella)    134    3:50:58    4:05:33    00:14:35

womens novice 1X     Lee RC B (Cummins)    139    3:37:31    3:52:43    00:15:12
Lee RC A (O'Mahoney)    142    3:38:21    3:53:59    00:15:38
Clonmel RC (Hickey)    140    3:49:57    4:05:38    00:15:41
Garda Siochana BC (Heeney)    141    3:37:53    3:54:01    00:16:08

womens J16 1X     Fermoy RC (Shinnick)    163    3:48:04    4:01:00    00:12:56
Cork BC D (Lynch)    160    3:47:02    4:00:37    00:13:35
Muckross RC A (Cremin)    164    3:48:31    4:02:35    00:14:04
Cork BC B (Mc Laughlin)    150    3:41:25    3:55:32    00:14:07
Muckross RC B (O Connor)    157    3:44:53    3:59:06    00:14:13
St. Michaels Rowing Club B (Sheehan)    154    3:43:30    3:57:50    00:14:20
Cork BC C (Kilbane)    145    3:39:10    3:53:38    00:14:28
St. Michaels Rowing Club E (Walsh)    147    3:40:17    3:55:07    00:14:50
St. Michaels Rowing Club D (Madden)    156    3:43:54    3:58:46    00:14:52
Tralee RC A (Deady)    151    3:42:09    3:57:02    00:14:53
Clonmel RC A (Coyne)    144    3:51:24    4:06:18    00:14:54
St. Michaels Rowing Club A (Mc Evoy)    149    3:41:00    3:55:56    00:14:56
Lee RC (Millere)    148    3:40:18    3:55:20    00:15:02
Skibbereen RC C (O    158    3:46:46    4:01:52    00:15:06
Tralee RC B (Ryall)    159    3:46:08    4:01:32    00:15:24
St. Michaels Rowing Club F (Mc Loughlin)    153    3:43:11    3:58:50    00:15:39
Clonmel RC B (Walsh)    152    3:49:24    4:05:19    00:15:55

HEAD FOUR

mens senior 4+     U.C.C. RC    172    4:25:16    4:36:05    00:10:49


mens intermediate I 4+     U.C.C. RC    175    4:26:37    4:38:12    00:11:35

mens J18A 4+     St. Michaels Rowing Club    177    4:28:17    4:39:04    00:10:47
Shandon BC    176    4:29:12    4:41:10    00:11:58

mens novice 4+     Cork BC    178    4:52:00    5:03:46    00:11:46

mens senior 2X     Skibbereen RC    180    4:30:03    4:40:54    00:10:51
Skibbereen RC B    182    4:30:58    4:42:11    00:11:13
Carlow RC    181    4:30:33    4:41:55    00:11:22

mens intermediate I 2X     Clonmel RC B    183    4:31:27    4:42:28    00:11:01
Lee RC    189    4:33:49    4:44:50    00:11:01
Neptune RC    185    4:32:24    4:43:28    00:11:04
Garda Siochana BC    186    4:32:45    4:43:57    00:11:12
Skibbereen RC    187    4:33:10    4:44:36    00:11:26
Clonmel RC    184    4:31:57    4:43:27    00:11:30
U.C.C. RC    188    4:33:29    4:45:35    00:12:06

mens J18A 2X     Skibbereen RC    192    4:44:05    4:54:53    00:10:48
Presentation College RC B    190    4:34:15    4:45:18    00:11:03
Lee RC    200    4:37:55    4:49:05    00:11:10
Shandon BC    195    4:36:27    4:47:39    00:11:12
Lee RC B    197    5:21:38    5:33:15    00:11:37
St. Michaels Rowing Club    193    4:35:23    4:47:01    00:11:38
Clonmel RC    191    4:34:39    4:46:30    00:11:51
Presentation College RC    194    4:35:41    4:47:33    00:11:52
Presentation College RC C    196    4:36:53    4:49:22    00:12:29
Cork BC    199    4:39:35    4:53:02    00:13:27

timing only -    Lee    198    6:14:44    6:28:00    00:13:16

mens J16 2X     Lee RC B    205    4:41:59    4:53:20    00:11:21
Lee RC    203    4:41:04    4:52:48    00:11:44
Tralee RC    202    4:40:45    4:53:02    00:12:17
Shandon BC    206    4:43:09    4:55:41    00:12:32
Tralee RC B    207    4:43:38    4:56:55    00:13:17
Lee RC C    201    5:13:43    5:27:33    00:13:50

HEAD FIVE
Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result

womens intermediate I 4+     Cork BC    212    5:57:49    6:10:59    00:13:10

womens J16 4+     Clonmel RC    215    5:58:50    6:13:06    00:14:16

womens senior 2X     Skibbereen RC    217    6:03:32    6:14:58    00:11:26
Offaly RC - Offaly RC/Three Castles Rowing Club    218    6:01:44    6:13:26    00:11:42
Skibbereen RC B    220    6:02:42    6:14:46    00:12:04
Cork BC    216    6:00:29    6:12:35    00:12:06

womens intermediate I 2X     U.C.C. RC    225    6:03:55    6:16:53    00:12:58
Garda Siochana BC    223    6:03:17    6:16:20    00:13:03
Skibbereen RC    224    6:06:47    6:20:07    00:13:20
Garda Siochana BC B    226    6:04:15    6:18:24    00:14:09

womens J18A 2X     Skibbereen RC B    230    6:07:04    6:18:52    00:11:48
Cork BC C    227    6:05:24    6:17:41    00:12:17
Muckross RC    228    6:05:47    6:18:32    00:12:45
Cork BC    232    6:08:06    6:20:52    00:12:46
Cork BC B    229    6:06:15    6:19:16    00:13:01
Carlow RC    233    6:08:34    6:22:26    00:13:52
Skibbereen RC    231    6:07:39    6:21:51    00:14:12

womens novice 2X     Shandon BC    234    6:10:33    6:25:44    00:15:11

womens J16 2X     Carlow RC    241    6:11:54    6:24:17    00:12:23
St. Michaels Rowing Club B    235    6:09:26    6:22:14    00:12:48
Muckross RC B    239    6:11:05    6:23:54    00:12:49
Carlow RC B    238    6:11:42    6:24:58    00:13:16
St. Michaels Rowing Club C    236    6:09:46    6:23:04    00:13:18
Lee RC    244    6:12:31    6:25:53    00:13:22
Offaly RC B    242    6:12:04    6:25:30    00:13:26
Offaly RC    246    6:13:05    6:27:07    00:14:02
Muckross RC    237    6:10:17    6:24:53    00:14:36
Tralee RC    247    6:13:22    6:28:09    00:14:47

HEAD SIX
Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result
mens senior 8+     Skibbereen RC    251    6:49:49    6:59:22    00:09:33

mens J18A 8+     St. Michaels Rowing Club    253    6:52:29    7:02:49    00:10:20

mens J16 8+     Clonmel RC    254    6:53:24    7:03:48    00:10:24

mens senior 4X-     Cork BC    256    6:55:03    7:05:01    00:09:58

mens intermediate I 4X-     Lee RC    258    6:58:06       

mens J18A 4X-     Skibbereen RC    260    6:57:07    7:07:01    00:09:54
Presentation College RC    261    6:56:41    7:06:56    00:10:15
Cork BC    263    7:08:00    7:18:52    00:10:52
St. Michaels Rowing Club B    262    6:56:21    7:07:37    00:11:16

mens novice 4X+     Lee RC    264    7:05:28    7:17:04    00:11:36

mens J16 4X+     Lee RC    272    7:02:59    7:13:48    00:10:49
Cork BC    265    6:59:12    7:10:02    00:10:50
Presentation College RC B    267    7:00:09    7:10:59    00:10:50
Skibbereen RC    269    7:03:39    7:15:13    00:11:34
Muckross RC    266    7:00:32    7:12:17    00:11:45
Tralee RC    271    7:02:42    7:14:46    00:12:04
Presentation College RC    270    7:02:17    7:14:25    00:12:08
Muckross RC B    268    7:06:06    7:19:36    00:13:30

HEAD SEVEN (ROLLING HEAD)
Event    Crew    Bow No.    Start time    Finish time    Result
mens J14 4X+     Carlow RC    287    2:46:19    2:53:47    00:07:28
Killorglin RC    290    4:04:15    4:11:48    00:07:33
Skibbereen RC    283    4:54:13    5:01:53    00:07:40
Cork BC    284    2:44:57    2:52:42    00:07:45
Cork BC D    281    4:01:49    4:09:43    00:07:54
Clonmel RC    289    4:05:28    4:13:25    00:07:57
Shandon BC B    282    2:52:28    3:00:42    00:08:14
Cork BC B    294    2:44:14    2:52:55    00:08:41
Lee RC    291    2:45:50    2:54:36    00:08:46
Workmens RC B    293    2:48:38    2:57:29    00:08:51
Workmens RC    296    4:03:06    4:12:16    00:09:10
Shandon BC    286    4:58:08    5:07:19    00:09:11
Cork BC C    295    4:03:55    4:13:32    00:09:37
Clonmel RC C    292    5:28:51    5:39:16    00:10:25
Offaly RC    285    4:10:29    4:21:04    00:10:35
Clonmel RC B    288    3:07:30    3:19:46    00:12:16

mens J15 4X+     Clonmel RC    305    4:55:03    5:02:01    00:06:58
Lee RC    298    5:08:11    5:15:22    00:07:11
Muckross RC    307    2:43:41    2:51:03    00:07:22
Shandon BC B    306    4:56:55    5:04:27    00:07:32
Killorglin RC B    300    2:44:38    2:52:16    00:07:38
Presentation College RC    303    4:08:54    4:16:33    00:07:39
Killorglin RC    304    5:09:00    5:16:43    00:07:43
Shandon BC    297    2:53:42    3:01:27    00:07:45
Muckross RC B    308    2:43:09    2:51:10    00:08:01
Presentation College RC D    299    4:55:30    5:04:03    00:08:33
Skibbereen RC    301    2:50:22    2:59:03    00:08:41
Presentation College RC B    302    4:09:46    4:18:54    00:09:08
Presentation College RC C    309    4:56:13    5:05:44    00:09:31

mens masters 1X     Clonmel RC (Kinsella)    310    5:33:39    5:41:30    00:07:51
Skibbereen RC (Barry)    312    4:11:24    4:19:23    00:07:59
Killorglin RC (Leahy)    311    3:58:39    4:07:24    00:08:45
Workmens RC (Burns)    313    4:54:31    5:03:25    00:08:54

womens J14 4X+     Killorglin RC    316    2:49:13    2:57:09    00:07:56
Killorglin RC B    320    5:14:43    5:22:50    00:08:07
Skibbereen RC    319    5:37:14    5:45:29    00:08:15
Skibbereen RC C    315    5:32:57    5:41:14    00:08:17
Skibbereen RC B    314    4:53:45    5:02:22    00:08:37
Offaly RC    321    2:48:04    2:56:48    00:08:44
Shandon BC B    317    4:08:37    4:17:31    00:08:54
Lee RC    318    4:02:35    4:11:45    00:09:10
Shandon BC    322    4:08:04    4:17:20    00:09:16

womens J15 4X+     Muckross RC    324    4:53:16    5:00:50    00:07:34
Carlow RC    327    4:06:52    4:14:39    00:07:47
Killorglin RC    329    4:06:28    4:14:27    00:07:59
Skibbereen RC C    326    3:59:43    4:07:56    00:08:13
Skibbereen RC    325    4:00:16    4:08:41    00:08:25
Shandon BC    323    5:55:31    6:03:58    00:08:27
Skibbereen RC B    328    2:46:55    2:55:32    00:08:37