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ROWING: Nineteen senior and under-23 athletes and a host of top juniors have been invited to the final National Assessment on April 6th to 9th. Arrangements will be made for those who have not completed the second ergometer test.

LW/LWU23 Weight: 2x - 57kg / 1x – 57.8kg
2x
Siobhan McCrohan Tribesmen RC
Claire Lambe UCDBC
1x
Sarah Dolan DULBC
LM/LMU23 Weight: 2x – 70kg / 1x - 71kg
2x
Niall Kenny UCCRC
Mark O'Donovan CITRC
1x
Michael Maher Commercial RC
Anthony English UCCRC
Nathan O'Reilly Tideway Scullers School
Justin Ryan UCCRC
Jonathan Mitchell QUBBC
Shane O’Driscoll CITRC
HW/HWU23
Sanita Puspure OCBC
Lisa Dilleen CITRC
1x Monika Dukarska Killorglin RC
1x Holly Nixon* Portora BC
HM/HMU23
2-
David Neale UCDBC
Finbarr Manning* UCDBC
Sean O'Connor NUIGBC
Eddie Mullarkey NUIGBC
 
2. Junior rowers
* Erg test pending
Junior Men Sculling
Andrew Griffin Neptune R.C. David Quinlan Castleconnell Boat Club Patrick Boomer MCB Aodhan Burns Skibbereen R.C. Cathal Phelan Offaly RC John Mitchel Lee R.C. Mathew Ryan Skibbereen R.C. Paddy Hegarty Skibbereen R.C. David O'Malley St Michaels Paudie Leonard Skibbereen R.C. Cian Noone Neptune R.C. Andy Harrington Shandon B.C. Kevin Fallon St. Josephs RC Thomas English Neptune RC Kevin Molly Athlone BC Andrew Bell Col. Iognaid Daniel Buckley Lee RC Conor Carmody Shannon RC Paul O’Donovan* Skibbereen RC Dylan Aherne* ULRC Gareth McKillen* RBAI Joe Nelson* Portora BC Jack Casey* Shandon RC Barry Crowley* Lee RC
Junior men Pairs
Henry Millar / Lloyd Seaman Portora BC / Portora BC Kevin Keohane / Niall Crowley Pres College Cork / Pres College Cork William Yeomans / Colm O'Riada Commercial RC / Commercial RC Joel Cassells / Chris Black Bann RC / Bann RC Aidan Kinneen / Eric McEvoy St.Josephs RC / St.Josephs RC Shane Walsh / Alan Murtagh GRC / GRC Killian Doyle / Aaron McGrath Carlow RC / Carlow RC Gearoid Moore / James Healy St. Michaels RC / St. Michaels RC Gary Thornton / Chris Alcorn Portora BC / Bann RC Fionnan McQuillian Tolan / James Egan* St.Josephs RC / St. Josephs RC Darragh McCarthy / Matthew Kelly Col. Iognaid / Col.Iognaid Eddie Beechinor / Brian Keohane Cork BC / Pres. College Cork
Junior Women sculling
Bridget Jacques BBC Hilary Shinnick Fermoy RC Katie Cromie Portora BC Kate O'Brien St Michaels Aileen Crowley Muckross RC Bernadett Walsh Skibbereen R.C. Leonie Hamel Cork BC Sarah Higgins Cork BC Sarah Allen Bann RC Fiona Murtagh GRC Roisin Merz Shandon B.C. Jasmine English MCB Maria Gregson MCB Phoebe Mulligan Portora BC Claire Beechinor Cork BC Megan McLaughlin Cork BC Sadhbh Cassidy Neptune RC Kathrine Cremin Muckross RC Megan Donnegan* Castleconnell BC Laura Connolly* Skibbereen RC Lucie Litvack* BBC Laura Kilbane* Cork BC Laura Coleman* Shandon RC Ella Ciallis* Skibbereen RC
Junior Women Pairs
Brooke Edgar / Emily Hutchinson Bann RC / Bann RC
Hanna McCarthy / Hanna O'Sullivan St Michaels / St Michaels
Ruth Gilligan / Lauren McHugh Shannon RC / Shannon RC
Aoife Cooper / Kara O’Connor Muckross RC / Muckross RC
Ruth Cummins* / Kellie Wade GRC/ GRC
Coxes
Ross Madden GRC
Colm Conneely St.Josephs RC
David Twomey Presentation College Cork
Afric O’Regan GRC
Kate O’Dwyer Shannon RC
2k Ergo test required on 8th – 9th March 2012 by the following:
Names
* Paul O’Donovan Skibbereen RC
* Dylan Aherne ULRC
* Gareth McKillen RBAI
* Joe Nelson Portora BC
* Jack Casey Shandon RC
* Barry Crowley Lee RC
* Megan Donnegan Castleconnell BC
* Laura Connolly Skibbereen RC
* Lucie Litvack BBC
* Laura Kilbane Cork BC
* Laura Coleman Shandon RC
* Ella Ciallis Skibbereen RC
* James Egan St.Josephs RC
* Ruth Cummins GRC
* Kellie Wade GRC
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Marine Wildlife Around Ireland One of the greatest memories of any day spent boating around the Irish coast is an encounter with marine wildlife.  It's a thrill for young and old to witness seabirds, seals, dolphins and whales right there in their own habitat. As boaters fortunate enough to have experienced it will testify even spotting a distant dorsal fin can be the highlight of any day afloat.  Was that a porpoise? Was it a whale? No matter how brief the glimpse it's a privilege to share the seas with Irish marine wildlife.

Thanks to the location of our beautiful little island, perched in the North Atlantic Ocean there appears to be no shortage of marine life to observe.

From whales to dolphins, seals, sharks and other ocean animals this page documents the most interesting accounts of marine wildlife around our shores. We're keen to receive your observations, your photos, links and youtube clips.

Boaters have a unique perspective and all those who go afloat, from inshore kayaking to offshore yacht racing that what they encounter can be of real value to specialist organisations such as the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) who compile a list of sightings and strandings. The IWDG knowledge base has increased over the past 21 years thanks in part at least to the observations of sailors, anglers, kayakers and boaters.

Thanks to the IWDG work we now know we share the seas with dozens of species who also call Ireland home. Here's the current list: Atlantic white-sided dolphin, beluga whale, blue whale, bottlenose dolphin, common dolphin, Cuvier's beaked whale, false killer whale, fin whale, Gervais' beaked whale, harbour porpoise, humpback whale, killer whale, minke whale, northern bottlenose whale, northern right whale, pilot whale, pygmy sperm whale, Risso's dolphin, sei whale, Sowerby's beaked whale, sperm whale, striped dolphin, True's beaked whale and white-beaked dolphin.

But as impressive as the species list is the IWDG believe there are still gaps in our knowledge. Next time you are out on the ocean waves keep a sharp look out!