What is offshore renewable energy?

Offshore renewable energy draws on the natural energy provided by wind, wave and tide to convert it into electricity for industry and domestic consumption.

Which resource has the most advanced technology?

Offshore wind is the most advanced technology, using fixed wind turbines in coastal areas, while floating wind is a developing technology more suited to deeper water. In 2018, offshore wind provided a tiny fraction of global electricity supply, but it is set to expand strongly in the coming decades into a USD 1 trillion business, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). It says that turbines are growing in size and in power capacity, which in turn is "delivering major performance and cost improvements for offshore wind farms".

How big is offshore wind?

The global offshore wind market grew nearly 30% per year between 2010 and 2018, according to the IEA, due to rapid technology improvements, It calculated that about 150 new offshore wind projects are in active development around the world. Europe in particular has fostered the technology's development, led by Britain, Germany and Denmark, but China added more capacity than any other country in 2018.

How many offshore fixed and floating wind farms are planned for Irish waters?

A report for the Irish Wind Energy Assocation (IWEA) by the Carbon Trust – a British government-backed limited company established to accelerate Britain's move to a low carbon economy - says there are currently 14 fixed-bottom wind energy projects, four floating wind projects and one project that has yet to choose a technology at some stage of development in Irish waters. Some of these projects are aiming to build before 2030 to contribute to the 5GW target set by the Irish government, and others are expected to build after 2030. These projects have to secure planning permission, obtain a grid connection and also be successful in a competitive auction in the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS).

How do wind farms connect to the national grid?

The electricity generated by each turbine is collected by an offshore electricity substation located within the wind farm. Seabed cables connect the offshore substation to an onshore substation on the coast. These cables transport the electricity to land from where it will be used to power homes, farms and businesses around Ireland. The offshore developer works with EirGrid, which operates the national grid, to identify how best to do this and where exactly on the grid the project should connect.

What is the planning regime in Ireland for offshore wind?

The new Marine Planning and Development Management Bill will create a new streamlined system for planning permission for activity or infrastructure in Irish waters or on the seabed, including offshore wind farms. It is due to be published before the end of 2020 and enacted in 2021.

Who are the main investors in Irish offshore wind?

There are a number of companies aiming to develop offshore wind energy off the Irish coast and some of the larger ones would be ESB, SSE Renewables, Energia, Statkraft and RWE.

Is there scope for community involvement in offshore wind?

There are a number of companies aiming to develop offshore wind energy off the Irish coast and some of the larger ones would be ESB, SSE Renewables, Energia, Statkraft and RWE. Is there scope for community involvement in offshore wind? The IWEA says that from the early stages of a project, the wind farm developer "should be engaging with the local community to inform them about the project, answer their questions and listen to their concerns". It says this provides the community with "the opportunity to work with the developer to help shape the final layout and design of the project". Listening to fishing industry concerns, and how fishermen may be affected by survey works, construction and eventual operation of a project is "of particular concern to developers", the IWEA says. It says there will also be a community benefit fund put in place for each project. It says the final details of this will be addressed in the design of the RESS (see below) for offshore wind but it has the potential to be "tens of millions of euro over the 15 years of the RESS contract". The Government is also considering the possibility that communities will be enabled to invest in offshore wind farms though there is "no clarity yet on how this would work", the IWEA says.

What is the projected generating capacity from offshore wind in Irish waters?

Based on current plans, it would amount to around 12 GW of offshore wind energy. However, the IWEA points out that is unlikely that all of the projects planned will be completed. The industry says there is even more significant potential for floating offshore wind off Ireland's west coast and the Programme for Government contains a commitment to develop a long-term plan for at least 30 GW of floating offshore wind in our deeper waters.

How high are the wind turbines offshore?

There are many different models of turbines. The larger a turbine, the more efficient it is in producing electricity at a good price. In choosing a turbine model the developer will be conscious of this ,but also has to be aware the impact of the turbine on the environment, marine life, biodiversity and visual impact. As a broad rule an offshore wind turbine will have a tip-height of between 165m and 215m tall. However, turbine technology is evolving at a rapid rate with larger more efficient turbines anticipated on the market in the coming years.

What is the Renewable Electricity Support Scheme or RESS

The Renewable Electricity Support Scheme is designed to support the development of renewable energy projects in Ireland. Under the scheme wind farms and solar farms compete against each other in an auction with the projects which offer power at the lowest price awarded contracts. These contracts provide them with a guaranteed price for their power for 15 years. If they obtain a better price for their electricity on the wholesale market they must return the difference to the consumer.

Does RESS apply to offshore wind farming?

Yes. The first auction for offshore renewable energy projects is expected to take place in late 2021.

What is the difference between fixed and floating offshore wind farms?

Cost is one difference, and technology is another. Floating wind farm technology is relatively new, but allows use of deeper water. Ireland's 50-metre contour line is the limit for traditional bottom-fixed wind farms, and it is also very close to population centres, which makes visibility of large turbines an issue - hence the attraction of floating structures Do offshore wind farms pose a navigational hazard to shipping? Inshore fishermen do have valid concerns. One of the first steps in identifying a site as a potential location for an offshore wind farm is to identify and assess the level of existing marine activity in the area and this particularly includes shipping. The National Marine Planning Framework aims to create, for the first time, a plan to balance the various kinds of offshore activity with the protection of the Irish marine environment. This is expected to be published before the end of 2020, and will set out clearly where is suitable for offshore renewable energy development and where it is not - due, for example, to shipping movements and safe navigation.

Do offshore wind farms pose a hazard to wildlife and what mitigation measures are in place?

Environmental organisations are concerned about the impact of turbines on bird populations, particularly migrating birds. A Danish scientific study published in 2019 found evidence that larger birds were tending to avoid turbine blades, but said it didn't have sufficient evidence for smaller birds – and cautioned that the cumulative effect of farms could still have an impact on bird movements. A full environmental impact assessment has to be carried out before a developer can apply for planning permission to develop an offshore wind farm. This would include desk-based studies as well as extensive surveys of the population and movements of birds and marine mammals, as well as fish and seabed habitats. If a potential environmental impact is identified the developer must, as part of the planning application, show how the project will be designed in such a way as to avoid the impact or to mitigate against it.

How many people are typically employed on an offshore wind farm?

A typical 500 MW offshore wind farm would require an operations and maintenance base which would be on the nearby coast. Such a project would generally create between 80-100 fulltime jobs, according to the IWEA. There would also be a substantial increase to in-direct employment and associated socio-economic benefit to the surrounding area where the operation and maintenance hub is located.

What are the training routes to becoming involved in offshore wind?

The recent Carbon Trust report for the IWEA, entitled Harnessing our potential, identified significant skills shortages for offshore wind in Ireland across the areas of engineering financial services and logistics. The IWEA says that as Ireland is a relatively new entrant to the offshore wind market, there are "opportunities to develop and implement strategies to address the skills shortages for delivering offshore wind and for Ireland to be a net exporter of human capital and skills to the highly competitive global offshore wind supply chain". Offshore wind requires a diverse workforce with jobs in both transferable (for example from the oil and gas sector) and specialist disciplines across apprenticeships and higher education. IWEA have a training network called the Green Tech Skillnet that facilitates training and networking opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

What types of employment are available?

It is expected that developing the 3.5 GW of offshore wind energy identified in the Government's Climate Action Plan would create around 2,500 jobs in construction and development and around 700 permanent operations and maintenance jobs. The Programme for Government published in 2020 has an enhanced target of 5 GW of offshore wind which would create even more employment. The industry says that in the initial stages, the development of offshore wind energy would create employment in conducting environmental surveys, community engagement and development applications for planning. As a site moves to construction, people with backgrounds in various types of engineering, marine construction and marine transport would be recruited. Once the site is up and running , a project requires a team of turbine technicians, engineers and administrators to ensure the wind farm is fully and properly maintained, as well as crew for the crew transfer vessels transporting workers from shore to the turbines.

How important could offshore wind energy be?

The IEA says that today's offshore wind market "doesn't even come close to tapping the full potential – with high-quality resources available in most major markets". It estimates that offshore wind has the potential to generate more than 420 000 Terawatt hours per year (TWh/yr) worldwide – as in more than 18 times the current global electricity demand. One Terawatt is 114 megawatts, and to put it in context, Scotland it has a population a little over 5 million and requires 25 TWh/yr of electrical energy.

How advanced is wave technology for renewable energy?

Not as advanced as wind, with anchoring a big challenge – given that the most effective wave energy has to be in the most energetic locations, such as the Irish west coast. Britain, Ireland and Portugal are regarded as most advanced in developing wave energy technology. The prize is significant, the industry says, as there are forecasts that varying between 4000TWh/yr to 29500TWh/yr. Europe consumes around 3000TWh/year.

How is the Irish industry represented?

The industry has two main umbrella organisations – the Irish Wind Energy Association, which represents both onshore and offshore wind, and the Marine Renewables Industry Association, which focuses on all types of renewable in the marine environment.

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2nd June 2021

Teen Says He ‘Had No Choice’ But to Rescue Mum & Daughter From Drowning in River Barrow

A teenage boy said he “had no choice but to jump in” and rescue a mother and daughter from drowning in the River Barrow in Carlow at the weekend.

As RTÉ News reports, Miley Doran (17) told how he saw Stacey Foley jump into the water after her 13-year-old daughter Sophie Foley-Smith was caught by a sudden current.

“When I saw them drowning, I had to do the right thing,” he told RTÉ’s News at One today (Wednesday 2 June).

Ann Langton, Stacey’s mother, praised the young man from the Traveller community for his selfless actions and called for him to be honoured with a National Bravery Award.

The Irish Examiner has more on the story HERE.

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13th July 2019

Kenmare's O'Brien and NUIG Pair Win Senior Championship Titles

#Rowing: Seven different clubs won in the second session of finals on the second day of the Irish Championships. The races were run in hot sunshine.

Two women's finals senior finals were won in emphatic fashion. Georgia O'Brien of Kenmare won in the women's senior single sculls to give the club its second Championship. NUIG were also well in control in their victory in the women's senior pair.

Sadhbh Scully of Carlow, who is a junior, followed the trend in her big win in the women's club single sculls.

The women's junior 18 eights was a tighter affair, though Bann, once in the lead, held on strongly to rebuff Enniskillen.

The men's junior quadruple was a big event, with Lee taking the title ahead of Three Castles and Neptune.

Cork clubs are having a good Championships, and UCC took the women's club eights.

Skibbereen figured strongly in some finals, but had their first Championship win when Kealan Mannix won the intermediate single sculls from Shane Haugh of Castleconnell.

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12th May 2019

Carlow and Castleconnell Notch Up Wins at Ghent

The Castleconnell Women's Junior 18 Quadruple which won at Ghent.

#Rowing: Carlow’s Sadhbh Scully and Keara Egan won the junior 18 women’s double at Ghent regatta on Sunday – first of 18 competing crews. Castleconnell won the women’s junior 18 quadruple, another competitive event, with 10 crews completing the course. Both clubs did well over the two days, as did Three Castles, Methodist College, Belfast, Cork and Commercial, whose senior men’s eight took second on the Sunday.

Ghent Spring Regatta, Belgium (Selected Results; Irish interest):

Saturday

Men

Sculling, Quadruple: 3 Lagan Scullers. Junior: 5 Three Castles.

Double – Jun: 3 Three Castles (L Flynn, A Keogh)

Single – Jun: 5 Cork (P Beechinor) 7:41.32.

Women

Eight – Junior: 1 Commercial 7:25.17.

Four – Jun: 1 Castleconnell 7:32.0, 2 Commercial 7:37.27.

Pair - Senior: 2 Anna Liffey (C Dempsey, D Maguire). Under-23: Cork (J Duggan, C O’Sullivan) 8:11.24. Junior: 1 Cork (J Duggan, C O’Sullivan) 7:59.94, 2 Castleconnell (L O’Brien, N Kiely) 8:04.33.

Sculling

Double – Junior: 5 Carlow.

Lightweight Single: 2 Skibbereen (O Hayes). Under-23: 1 Carlow (K Egan) 8:49.25. Junior: 6 Carlow (S Scully).

Sunday

Men

Eight – Senior: 2 Commercial. Four, coxed- Jun 18: 2 Methodist College, Belfast. Junior 16: 2 Castleconnell.

Sculling, Quadruple: 2 Three Castles.

Double – Jun 18: 4 Cork (Beechinor, M Cronin) 7:08.14.

Single – Under-23 Lightweight: 2 Castleconnell (B Frohburg). Jun 18: 3 Three Castles (Flynn), 5 Three Castles (Tiarnan McKnight), 6 Three Castles (Keogh).

Women

Four – Jun: 1 Commercial 7:41.73, 2 Castleconnell.

Pair – Sen: 3 Anna Liffey (Dempsey, Maguire). Under-23: Cork (Duggan, O’Sullivan) 8:47.59. Jun: Cork (Duggan, O’Sullivan) 8:12.36, 3 Commercial.

Sculling, Quadruple – Jun 18: 1 Castleconnell 7:21.72. Jun 16: 3 Castleconnell, 4 Carlow.

Double – Jun 18: 1 Carlow (Scully, Egan) 7:58.26.

Single – Lightweight: 2 Skibbereen (Hayes). Lwt U-23: 1 Carlow (Egan) 8:56.71. Jun 18: 3 Carlow (Scully); 5 Cork (H Gahan).

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25th February 2018

St Michael's Head Gives UCD Eight a Boost

St Michael's Rowing Club is graced by a rainbow.

#Rowing: UCD’s men’s intermediate eight just came out on top as the fastest crew at the St Michael’s Head of the River in Limerick. They clocked 19 minutes and 39 seconds, just ahead of the 19 minutes 43.4 seconds of the NUIG senior eight. Carlow Rowing Club’s women’s junior coxed four just pipped NUIG’s women’s senior eight as the fastest women’s crew.


Rank	Bib nr	Name	Result	Penalty	Speed
Womens J18A 2X
1	48	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:33:30.0		9.31 km/h
Womens Novice 4X+
1	20	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:35:08.7		8.88 km/h
Mens Senior 8+, (A)
1	1	NUIG Boat Club	00:19:43.4		15.82 km/h
Mens Intermediate 8+,
1	3	UCD Boat Club	00:19:39.0		15.88 km/h
Mens Club 1 8+,
1	4	UL Boat Club	00:23:31.2		13.27 km/h
Mens J18A 4X-,
1	6	Athlunkard Boat Club	00:27:00.5		11.55 km/h
2	107	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:27:09.2		11.49 km/h
Mens Intermediate 4-,
1	8	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:22:37.2		13.79 km/h
2	9	Uni of Limerick Rowing Club	00:22:55.1		13.61 km/h
Mens Masters 8+, (A)
1	10	Castleconnell BC	00:35:04.3		8.90 km/h
Mens Masters 8+,
1	11	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:23:43.0		13.16 km/h
2	12	Athlone Boat Club	00:24:07.7		12.93 km/h
Mens Masters 8+, (B)
1	13	Castleconnell BC	00:20:45.9		15.03 km/h
Womens Senior 8+,
1	14	NUIG Boat Club	00:22:50.8		13.66 km/h
Mens J18A 4+,
1	16	Carlow Rowing Club	00:22:49.6		13.67 km/h
2	15	St. Joseph's College RC	00:22:50.2		13.66 km/h
3	17	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:23:11.1		13.46 km/h
4	18	Athlunkard Boat Club	00:25:07.9		12.41 km/h
Mens Senior 2X,
1	19	Galway Rowing Club	00:27:50.6		11.21 km/h
Mens Club 1 2X,
1	21	Carlow Rowing Club	00:25:53.3		12.05 km/h
Mens J18A 2X,
1	24	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:23:27.5		13.30 km/h
2	22	Castleconnell BC	00:25:15.0		12.36 km/h
3	26	St. Joseph's College RC	00:25:53.1		12.05 km/h
4	25	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:26:13.8		11.89 km/h
5	23	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	DNS		-
Womens J18A 8+,
1	28	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:24:58.7		12.49 km/h
2	30	Galway Rowing Club	00:25:43.2		12.13 km/h
3	29	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:26:11.1		11.92 km/h
4	27	Shannon Rowing Club	00:28:12.2		11.06 km/h
Mens J16 8+,
1	31	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:22:27.1		13.90 km/h
2	32	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:25:44.5	incl. +30 sec.	12.36 km/h
3	33	St. Joseph's College RC	DNS		-
Womens Club 1 8+,
1	34	Uni of Limerick Rowing Club	00:25:20.7		12.31 km/h
Mens Masters 4X-, (A)
1	35	Galway Rowing Club	00:24:13.6		12.88 km/h
Mens Masters 4X-, (B)
1	36	Galway Rowing Club	00:26:00.5	incl. +90 sec.	12.73 km/h
Mens Masters 4X-
1	37	St. Michael's Rowing Club	DNS		-
Mens J16 4X+, (A)
1	38	Castleconnell BC	00:26:06.0		11.95 km/h
Mens J16 4X+, (B)
1	39	Castleconnell BC	00:25:28.9		12.24 km/h
Mens J16 4X+,
1	42	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:27:51.1		11.20 km/h
2	43	St. Joseph's College RC	00:27:52.1		11.20 km/h
3	41	Shannon Rowing Club	00:29:57.1		10.42 km/h
4	40	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:33:46.0		9.24 km/h
Mens Masters 4X+,
1	45	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:27:46.1		11.24 km/h
2	144	Athlone Boat Club	DNS		-
Womens J18A 4X-,
1	47	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:25:46.4		12.11 km/h
2	5	Clonmel Rowing Club	00:26:20.9		11.84 km/h
3	46	Castleconnell BC	00:26:23.0		11.83 km/h
Womens Club 1 4X-,
1	49	St. Michael's Rowing Club	DNS		-
Mens Masters 4+,
1	51	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:24:40.1		12.65 km/h
2	50	Athlone Boat Club	DNS		-
Mens J16 4+,
1	52	Shannon Rowing Club	00:28:25.4		10.98 km/h
Mens Masters 2X,
1	54	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:24:14.1		12.87 km/h
2	53	Castleconnell BC	00:27:19.4		11.42 km/h
Mens Senior 1X
1	55	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:25:40.7		12.15 km/h
Womens J16 8+,
1	56	St. Michael's Rowing Club	00:29:15.4		10.66 km/h
Womens J18A 2X,
1	57	Castleconnell BC	DNS		-
2	158	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	DNS		-
Womens Intermediate 4+,
1	59	NUIG Boat Club	00:25:34.0		12.20 km/h
Womens Masters 8+,
1	60	Uni of Limerick Rowing Club	00:29:34.3		10.55 km/h
Womens J16 4X+,
1	62	Colaiste Iognaid Rowing Club	00:31:43.4		9.84 km/h
2	63	Shannon Rowing Club	00:32:19.8		9.65 km/h
3	61	Athlunkard Boat Club	00:33:52.9		9.21 km/h
Womens Novice 4X+,
1	65	Uni of Limerick Rowing Club	00:31:27.0		9.92 km/h
Womens Masters 4X-
1	66	Soc des Régates Messines	00:31:05.0		10.04 km/h
Mens Touring 4X+
1	67	LBC / SMRC	00:46:21.0		6.73 km/h
Late Entry
1	84	Unknown	DNS		-
2	82	Unknown	DNS		-
3	85	Unknown	DNS		-
4	83	Unknown	DNS		-
5	81	Unknown	DNS		-
Mens Senior 4+
1	2	NUIG Boat Club	DNS		-
Womens Intermediate 2X
1	64	St Michaels Rowing Club	00:27:23.9		11.39 km/h

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2nd October 2016

Brady Brushes off Bike Spill to Scull to Victory

#Rowing: Ciaran Brady won the Tullamore Time trial on Saturday. The Offaly Rowing Club man, who had a fall off his bicycle earlier in the day, recovered and came out on top on the canal course. Becky Quinn was the fastest senior woman. The event was run in splendid, sunny, conditions.

Tullamore Time Trial, Saturday (selected results, winners)

Men - Senior: Offaly (C Brady). ‪Jun 18: Three Castles (R Quinn). ‪Jun 16: Carlow (J Keating).

Women - Senior: Three Castles (B Quinn). ‪Jun 18: Carlow (C Nolan). ‪Jun 18: Offaly (E Dowling).

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27th March 2016

Carlow Quadruple Fastest at Offaly Head of the River

#Rowing: Carlow’s junior 18 quadruple were the fastest crew at the Offaly Head of the River in Tullamore on Saturday. The winning crew had over 40 seconds to spare over their nearest rivals, winning in a time of 10 minutes 44.25 seconds.

No	Grade	Boat type	Club	Name	Time (s)	M	S
1	MJ18	4X-	Carlow		644.25	10	44.25
7	MJ16	4X+	Commercial		685.87	11	25.87
4	MCL1	2X	Carlow		687.01	11	27.01
19	MJ16	4X+	Commercial		688.38	11	28.38
12	MCL1	1X	Carlow	KeatingL	710.66	11	50.66
20	MJ16	4X+	New Ross		717.88	11	57.88
29	WCL1	2X	Carlow		718.48	11	58.48
22	WJ18	4X	Carlow		737.26	12	17.26
8	MJ18	1X	Carlow	O'BrienS	740.31	12	20.31
4	MCL1	2X	Carlow		740.61	12	20.61
13	MCL1	1X	Carlow	NolanO	740.83	12	20.83
26	WJ18	2X	Commercial		741.19	12	21.19
8	MJ16	4X+	New Ross		745.35	12	25.35
27	WJ18	2X	Neptune		745.92	12	25.92
31	MJ16	1X	Carlow	KeatingJ	746.22	12	26.22
5	MI	1X	Carlow	MurphyN	751.87	12	31.87
7	MJ18	1X	Carlow	ByrneS	753.33	12	33.33
18	WJ18	2X	Commercial		754.74	12	34.74
28	WJ18	2X	New Ross		764.41	12	44.41
2	MCL1	4X+	Carlow		766.14	12	46.14
40	WJ16	2X	Commercial		770.11	12	50.11
10	MJ18	1X	Offaly	HarteS	776.23	12	56.23
125	WJ18	4X+	Neptune		779.69	12	59.69
10	WJ18	4X-	Commercial		780.43	13	0.43
14	MCL1	1X	Carlow	Jones S	780.71	13	0.71
24	WCL1	4X+	Commercial		787.11	13	7.11
11	WCL1	4X+	Commercial		789.79	13	9.79
19	WJ18	2X	Commercial	A	793.04	13	13.04
32	WCL1	1X	Commercial	OConnorC	793.81	13	13.81
3	MN	4X+	Neptune		795.14	13	15.14
9	MJ18	1X	Carlow	O'TooleA	795.6	13	15.6
9	MJ18	1X	Carlow	McHaleF	799.33	13	19.33
23	WJ18	4X	Commercial		800.15	13	20.15
27	WJ18	1X	Offaly	Mooney A	801.63	13	21.63
26	WJ18	1X	Neptune	Feerick C	801.71	13	21.71
34	WJ16	4X+	Neptune		804.45	13	24.45
25	WCL1	2X	Clydesdale		805.39	13	25.39
21	WJ18	2X	NewRoss		810.77	13	30.77
36	MJ15	2X	Carlow		811.01	13	31.01
20	WJ18	2X	Commercial	B	815.02	13	35.02
16	MCL1	1X	Offaly	Gannon A	815.6	13	35.6
35	WJ16	4X+	Offaly		821.72	13	41.72
1	MJ18	2X	Carlow	A	822.4	13	42.4
35	WCL1	1X	Carlow	Byrne A	824.33	13	44.33
23	MJ16	1X	Carlow	Mead H	825.95	13	45.95
29	WJ18	1X	Neptune	Clark A	826.14	13	46.14
31	MM	1X	Athlone	Gallen P (F)	828.59	13	48.59
43	WM	1X	New Ross	PattersonJ (C)	834.81	13	54.81
18	MJ16	4X+	Carlow		835.95	13	55.95
2	MJ18	2X	Neptune		837.8	13	57.8
34	MM	1X	Offaly	Hogan D (B)	856.1	14	16.1
6	MJ16	4X+	Carlow		861.36	14	21.36
17	MM	1X	Athlone	GallenP	862.09	14	22.09
54	WJ14	2X	Offaly		863.15	14	23.15
32	MM	1X	Lagan	Reid G (E)	867.55	14	27.55
17	MN	1X	New Ross	Jones E	868.3	14	28.3
37	WCL1	1X	New Ross	Walsh J	868.71	14	28.71
21	MJ16	2X	Neptune		876.38	14	36.38
45	WJ16	1X	New Ross	BrownL	878.95	14	38.95
44	WJ15	4X+	Commercial		882.52	14	42.52
51	WJ15	1X	New Ross	Pendergast	883.46	14	43.46
42	WJ16	1X	New Ross	Coughlan	883.46	14	43.46
28	WJ18	1X	Carlow	Webster C	884.33	14	44.33
24	WCL1	2X	Carlow		885.51	14	45.51
41	WJ16	1X	New Ross	Brown L	885.54	14	45.54
50	WJ15	1X	New Ross	TierneyS	888.33	14	48.33
15	MCL1	1X	New Ross	Ryan P	891.97	14	51.97
39	MJ15	1X	Carlow	Slattery	892.15	14	52.15
33	WCL1	1X	New Ross	WalshJ	892.49	14	52.49
16	MN	1X	New Ross	JonesE	892.5	14	52.5
47	WJ16	1X	New Ross	FlanagainC	893.68	14	53.68
3	MJ18	2X	Carlow	B	900.66	15	0.66
40	WJ15	4X+	Commercial		901.58	15	1.58
53	WCL1	2X	Clydesdale		905.5	15	5.5
49	WJ15	1X	New Ross	Pendergast F	910.12	15	10.12
45	WJ14	4X+	Commercial		917.67	15	17.67
39					924.32	15	24.32
56	WJ14	1X	Offaly	Murphy A	924.35	15	24.35
36	WCL1	1X	Commercial	Oçonnor C	930.67	15	30.67
50	WJ15	1X	New Ross	ByrneA	931.48	15	31.48
51	WM	1X	New Ross	Patterson J (C)	953.63	15	53.63
42	WJ18	1X	Tralee	TurnerL	971.73	16	11.73
115	MCL1	1X	Offaly	HoganS	984.53	16	24.53
41	WJ18	1X	Offaly	MooneyA	996.91	16	36.91
49	WJ14	4X+	New Ross		1008.28	16	48.28
46	WJ14	4X+	New Ross		1010.63	16	50.63
47	WJ15	2X	New Ross		1020.82	17	0.82
67	MJ14	4X+	Offaly		1046.22	17	26.22
48	WJ14	4X+	Commercial		1057.42	17	37.42
52	WM	1X	Offaly	Nolan C (B)	1060.9	17	40.9
30	MJ16	1X	Carlow	ConnorsJ	1092.85	18	12.85
14	MCL1	1X	New Ross	RyanP	1105.11	18	25.11
46	WJ16	1X	New Ross	CoughlanA	1106.02	18	26.02
53	MJ14	1X	Carlow	Connors T	1172.89	19	32.89
52	WJ15	1X	New Ross	TierneyS	1269.05	21	9.05
43	WJ16	1X	Offaly	Dowling E	1272.04	21	12.04
38	MJ15	1X	Carlow	Heslin S	1475	24	35
6	MJ18	1X	Athlone	FlynnD
11	MM	4X+	Neptune
15	MCL1	1X	Offaly	HoganS
25	WCL1	4X+	Neptune
37	MJ14	4X+	Carlow

5	MI	1X	Carlow	Murphy N
12	WCL1	4X+	Neptune
13	MCL1	1X	Athlone	Flynn D
30	WJ18	1X	Tralee	Turner A
33	MM	1X	Lagan	Phelan J (E)
44	WJ14	4X+	Carlow
48	WJ15	1X	Commercial	O'TooleD
55	WJ14	1X	Commercial	McCannon

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13th November 2015

Indoor Rowing Blitz Brings Buzz to Trinity

#Rowing: The School Indoor Rowing Blitz in Trinity College drew hundreds of competitors. Borris Vocational School from Carlow won the Girls under-15 section ahead of Gaelcholáiste Ceatharlach, and Limerick school Laurel Hill won the girls under-14 category. The top under-14 boys’ team were CBC from Monkstown.

For Full Results, See Attachment Below

School Indoor Rowing Blitz, Trinity College (Selected Results)

Boys

Under 14: 1 CBC Monkstown 7 min. 0.7 secs, 2 Presentation, Cork - Panthers 7:24:9. Under 13: 1 CBC Monsktown 7:51:0, 2 St Joseph’s, Galway One 7:53.9, 3 St Joseph’s, Galway Three 8:13.7.

Girls

Under 15; 1 Borris Vocational School – Barrow Barrowers 7:45.4, 2 Gaelcholáiste, Ceatharlach 7:53.1, 3 Cois Life, Lucan 8:32.7.

Under 14: 1 Laurel Hill, Limerick 7:43:3, 2 Coláiste Iognáid 7:44:5, 3 Borris Vocational School - Barrow Blitzers 7:44:8. Under-13: 1 Laurel Hill, Limerick 7:48:0. 2 Col Iognaid 8:20:2, 3 Gael Scoil, Carlow 8:20:5

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31st May 2015

Two-Day Carlow Regatta a Big Success

#Rowing: The two-day Carlow Regatta, with 189 races (88 and 101 on the respective days), went off to schedule. There were 16 clubs involved, and a particularly strong representation from the host town, with 67 of the 280 crews coming from Carlow Rowing Club. There was a headwind, but the weather, which is such a crucial part of Irish regattas, did not disrupt the event. .

Carlow Regatta 2015 Results Program By Jake Duggan
Last Updated: 31/05/2015 16:52:34

"DAY"	"RACE NO."	"TIME"	"HEAT"	"EVENT"	"1 CARLOW STATION" vs "2 GRAIGUECULLEN STATION"	"WINNER"	"NEXT RACE"
"SAT"	1	12:00	"A"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (GRIFFIN)" vs "GRAIGUENAM. (DUFFY E)"	"CARLOW (GRIFFIN)"	16
"SAT"	2	12:00	"B"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"SMRC (KEATING M.)" vs "3 CASTLES (CLUNE O)"	"SMRC (KEATING M.)"	16
"SAT"	3	12:00	"C"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)" vs "3 CASTLES (IRWIN A)"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)"	17
"SAT"	4	12:00	"D"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"3 CASTLES (QUINN R)" vs "SMRC (O’BYRNE D)"	"SMRC (O’BYRNE D)"	23
"SAT"	5	12:00	"E"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"WATERFORD (TWEEDY B)" vs "WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	"WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	23
"SAT"	6	12:20	"A"	"WOMENS JUNIOR 18B DOUBLE"	"WATERFORD B" vs "FERMOY"	"FERMOY"	24
"SAT"	7	12:20	"A"	"TOUR ROWING WOMENS QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "NEW ROSS"	"CARLOW"	57
"SAT"	8	12:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 18 B COXED QUAD "	"CARLOW" vs "ATHLONE"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	9	12:20	"A"	"WOMENS JUN 18B COXED QUAD"	"ATHLONE" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	78
"SAT"	10	12:20	"A"	"MENS JUN 18 A SCULL"	"CARLOW (NOLAN)" vs "GRAIGUENAM (LENNON)"	"GRAIGUENAM (LENNON)"	31
"SAT"	11	12:40	"FINAL"	"TOUR ROWING MENS QUAD"	"PHOENIX" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	12	12:40	"A"	"MENS MASTERS 8"	"SMRC (C 350)" vs "NEPTUNE (D 404)"	"NEPTUNE (D 404)"	58
"SAT"	13	12:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 18 A COXLESS QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "NEPTUNE"	"NEPTUNE"	"-"
"SAT"	14	12:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 1 8"	"CARLOW" vs "NEPTUNE"	"NEPTUNE"	"-"
"SAT"	15	12:40	"FINAL"	"MENS CLUB 1 COXED 4"	"CARLOW" vs "SMRC"	""	"-"
"SAT"	16	01:00	"F"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (GRIFFIN)" vs "SMRC (KEATING M.)"	"CARLOW (GRIFFIN)"	36
"SAT"	17	01:00	"G"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)" vs "CARLOW (DUGGAN R)"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)"	36
"SAT"	18	01:00	"H"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CLONMEL (BUTLER A)" vs "CARLOW (CONNORS M)"	"CLONMEL (BUTLER A)"	37
"SAT"	19	01:00	"I"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)" vs "WATERFORD (O’HARE)"	"CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)"	37
"SAT"	20	01:00	"J"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"ATHLONE (BYRNE M)" vs "CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	38
"SAT"	21	01:20	"K"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CLONMEL (McKENNA J)" vs "CARLOW (McHALE F)"	"CARLOW (McHALE F)"	38
"SAT"	22	01:20	"L"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"3 CASTLES (GILHEANY D)" vs "CARLOW (HOGAN J)"	"CARLOW (HOGAN J)"	39
"SAT"	23	01:20	"M"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"SMRC (O’BYRNE D)" vs "WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	"WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	39
"SAT"	24	01:20	"B"	"WOMENS JUN 18B DOUBLE"	"FERMOY" vs "3 CASTLES"	"FERMOY"	40
"SAT"	25	01:20	"C"	"WOMENS JUN 18B DOUBLE"	"WATERFORD A" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	40
"SAT"	26	01:40	"A"	"TOUR ROWING MIXED QUAD"	"PHOENIX" vs "CARLOW"	"PHOENIX"	69
"SAT"	27	01:40	"B"	"TOUR ROWING MIXED QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN "	"CARLOW"	69
"SAT"	28	01:40	"A"	"MENS JUN18 B DOUBLE"	"CARLOW B" vs "CLONMEL"	"CLONMEL"	43
"SAT"	29	01:40	"B"	"MENS JUN18 B DOUBLE"	"NEPTUNE" vs "CARLOW A"	"NEPTUNE"	43
"SAT"	30	01:40	"A"	"MENS JUN 18A DOUBLE "	"GRAIGUENAMAN B" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN A"	"GRAIGUENAMAN A"	56
"SAT"	31	02:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 18A SCULL"	"GRAIGUENAM (LENNON)" vs "FERMOY (MORRISON G)"	"FERMOY (MORRISON G)"	"-"
"SAT"	32	02:00	"A"	"WOMENS JUN 18A DOUBLE"	"NEPTUNE A" vs "NEPTUNE B"	""	70
"SAT"	33	02:00	"B"	"WOMENS JUN 18A DOUBLE"	"CARLOW" vs "OFFALY"	"OFFALY"	70
"SAT"	34	02:00	"A"	"MENS MASTERS SCULL"	"CARLOW (KEATING S) (f)" vs "ATHLONE (GANNON P) (f)"	"ATHLONE (GANNON P) (f)"	65
"SAT"	35	02:00	"B"	"MENS MASTERS SCULL"	"RUNCORN (STREET D) (O/S)" vs "OFFALY (HOGAN S) (a)"	""	65
"SAT"	36	02:20	"N"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (GRIFFIN)" vs "CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)"	51
"SAT"	37	02:20	"O"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CLONMEL (BUTLER A)" vs "CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)"	"CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)"	51
"SAT"	38	02:20	"P"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)" vs "CARLOW (McHALE F)"	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	52
"SAT"	39	02:20	"Q"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (HOGAN J)" vs "WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	"WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	52
"SAT"	40	02:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 18B DOUBLE"	"FERMOY" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	41	02:40	"A"	"TOUR ROWING JUNIOR "	"GRAIGUENAMAN" vs "NEW ROSS"	""	76
"SAT"	42	02:40	"B"	"TOUR ROWING JUNIOR"	"CARLOW A" vs "CARLOW B"	""	76
"SAT"	43	02:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUNIOR 18B DOUBLE "	"CLONMEL" vs "NEPTUNE"	"NEPTUNE"	"-"
"SAT"	44	02:40	"A"	"MENS MASTERS DOUBLE "	"RUNCORN/ CARLOW O/S" vs "CLONMEL (c99)"	"RUNCORN/ CARLOW O/S"	79
"SAT"	45	02:40	"A"	"WOMENS CLUB 1 COXED QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "NEPTUNE"	"CARLOW"	55
"SAT"	46	03:00	"A"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"NEPTUNE (NEWCOMBE L)" vs "ATHLONE (FLYNN D)"	"ATHLONE (FLYNN D)"	61
"SAT"	47	03:00	"B"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"CARLOW (DOYLE P)" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN (DUFFY L)"	"CARLOW (DOYLE P)"	61
"SAT"	48	03:00	"C"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"CLONMEL (DELONGUE H)" vs "NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)"	"NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)"	62
"SAT"	49	03:00	"D"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"CARLOW (KELLY C)" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN (SCULLY K)"	"GRAIGUENAMAN (SCULLY K)"	62
"SAT"	50	03:00	"A"	"WOMENS JUN 18A SCULL"	"NEPTUNE (FEERICK C)" vs "CARLOW (McGRATH R)"	"NEPTUNE (FEERICK C)"	72
"SAT"	51	03:20	"R"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (ARCHBOLD C)" vs "CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)"	"CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)"	66
"SAT"	52	03:20	"S"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL "	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)" vs "WATERFORD (CROWLEY S)"	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	66
"SAT"	53	03:20	"A"	"WOMENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"FERMOY (BARTLEY K)" vs "FERMOY (COTTER S)"	"FERMOY (COTTER S)"	67
"SAT"	54	03:20	"B"	"WOMENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"ATHLONE (GONLEY S)" vs "WATERFORD (McHUGH)"	"WATERFORD (McHUGH)"	68
"SAT"	55	03:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 1 COXED QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "FERMOY"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	56	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS J18A DOUBLE "	"GRAIGUENAMAN A" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	57	03:40	"FINAL"	"TOUR ROWING WOMENS QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "PHOENIX"	"PHOENIX"	"-"
"SAT"	58	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS MASTERS 8"	"NEPTUNE (D 404)" vs "CARLOW (d426)"	"NEPTUNE (D 404)"	"-"
"SAT"	59	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS CLUB 1 COXED QUAD"	"ATHLONE" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	60	03:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 2 COXED QUAD"	"NEPTUNE" vs "CARLOW"	"NEPTUNE"	"-"
"SAT"	61	04:00	"E"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"ATHLONE (FLYNN D)" vs "CARLOW (DOYLE P)"	"CARLOW (DOYLE P)"	77
"SAT"	62	04:00	"F"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN (SCULLY K)"	"NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)"	77
"SAT"	63	04:00	"FINAL"	"MENS SEN SCULL"	"CARLOW (BOLGER A)" vs "FERMOY (MORRISON G)"	"CARLOW (BOLGER A)"	"-"
"SAT"	64	04:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 1 SCULL"	"FERMOY (BOUNANE S)" vs "CARLOW (BYRNE A)"	"CARLOW (BYRNE A)"	"-"
"SAT"	65	04:00	"FINAL"	"MENS MASTERS SCULL"	"ATHLONE (GANNON P) (f)" vs "RUNCORN"	"ATHLONE (GANNON P) (f)"	"-"
"SAT"	66	04:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (O’TOOLE A)" vs "CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	"CLONMEL (DUNDON M)"	"-"
"SAT"	67	04:20	"C"	"WOMENS JUN 18 B SCULL"	"FERMOY (COTTER S)" vs "OFFALY (MURPHY A)"	"OFFALY (MURPHY A)"	81
"SAT"	68	04:20	"D"	"WOMENS JUN 18 B SCULL"	"WATERFORD (SLATTERY S)" vs "WATERFORD (McHUGH)"	"WATERFORD (McHUGH)"	81
"SAT"	69	04:20	"FINAL"	"TOUR BOAT MIXED QUAD"	"PHOENIX" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	70	04:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 18A DOUBLE "	"NEPTUNE" vs "OFFALY"	"OFFALY"	"-"
"SAT"	71	04:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS NOVICE COXED QUAD"	"CLONMEL" vs "NEPTUNE"	"CLONMEL"	"-"
"SAT"	72	04:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 18 A SCULL"	"NEPTUNE (FEERICK C)" vs "OFFALY (MOONEY A)"	"OFFALY (MOONEY A)"	"-"
"SAT"	73	04:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 2 DOUBLE"	"FERMOY" vs "CLONMEL"	"FERMOY"	"-"
"SAT"	74	04:40	"FINAL"	"MENS CLUB 1 SCULL"	"CARLOW (NOLAN O)" vs "OFFALY (GANNON A)"	""	"-"
"SAT"	75	04:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS CLUB 1 DOUBLE"	"CARLOW" vs "FERMOY"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	76	05:00	"FINAL"	"TOUR ROWING JUNIOR"	41 vs 42	""	"-"
"SAT"	77	05:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 18B SCULL"	"CARLOW (DOYLE P)" vs "NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)"	"NEPTUNE (THOMPSON H)"	"-"
"SAT"	78	05:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 18B COXED QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "CLONMEL"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SAT"	79	05:00	"FINAL"	"MENS MASTERS DOUBLE "	"RUNCORN/ CARLOW O/S" vs "CARLOW (C87)"	""	"-"
"SAT"	80	05:00	"FINAL"	"INVITATION WOMENS SEN QUAD"	"RUNCORN/ CARLOW O/S" vs "OFFALY"	""	"-"
"SAT"	81	05:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS J18B SCULL"	"OFFALY (MURPHY A)" vs "WATERFORD (SLATTERY)"	"OFFALY (MURPHY A)"	"-"
"SAT"	82	05:20	"FINAL"	"INVITATION MIXED DOUBLE "	"CARLOW A" vs "CARLOW B"	""	"-"
"SUN"	1	09:00	"A"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CLONMEL A" vs "CARLOW B"	"CLONMEL A"	20
"SUN"	2	09:00	"B"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"SMRC B" vs "WATERFORD A"	"WATERFORD A"	20
"SUN"	3	09:00	"C"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"3 CASTLES" vs "NEPTUNE A"	"3 CASTLES"	21
"SUN"	4	09:00	"D"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CLONMEL B" vs "CARLOW C"	"CLONMEL B"	22
"SUN"	5	09:00	"E"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"WATERFORD B" vs "NEPTUNE B"	"NEPTUNE B"	23
"SUN"	6	09:20	"F"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"GRAIGUENAMAN" vs "CARLOW D"	"CARLOW D"	23
"SUN"	7	09:20	"A"	"WOMEN JUN 16 Coxed QUAD"	"GRAIGUENAMANAGH" vs "COMMERCIAL"	"COMMERCIAL"	39
"SUN"	8	09:20	"B"	"WOMEN JUN 16 Coxed QUAD"	"CARLOW" vs "SHANDON"	"CARLOW"	39
"SUN"	9	09:20	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD A"	"COMMERCIAL" vs "SMRC B"	"COMMERCIAL"	"-"
"SUN"	10	09:20	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD B"	"FERMOY" vs "CLONMEL"	"FERMOY"	"-"
"SUN"	11	09:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD C"	"NEW ROSS" vs "CORK"	"CORK"	"-"
"SUN"	12	09:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD D"	"GRAIGUENAMAN" vs "CARLOW A"	"GRAIGUENAMAN"	"-"
"SUN"	13	09:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD E"	"CARLOW B" vs "SMRC A"	"SMRC A"	"-"
"SUN"	14	09:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 Coxed QUAD F"	"OFFALY" vs "SHANDON"	"SHANDON"	"-"
"SUN"	15	10:00	"A"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE E"	"CLONMEL" vs "FERMOY B"	"CLONMEL"	30
"SUN"	16	10:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE A"	"SMRC " vs "CARLOW B"	"SMRC "	"-"
"SUN"	17	10:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE B"	"FERMOY A" vs "NEW ROSS B"	"FERMOY A"	"-"
"SUN"	18	10:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE C"	"CORK" vs "CARLOW A"	"CORK"	"-"
"SUN"	19	10:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE D"	"COMMERCIAL A" vs "NEW ROSS A"	"NEW ROSS A"	"-"
"SUN"	20	10:20	"G"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CLONMEL A" vs "WATERFORD A"	"CLONMEL A"	34
"SUN"	21	10:20	"H"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"3 CASTLES" vs "SMRC A"	"3 CASTLES"	34
"SUN"	22	10:20	"I"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CARLOW A" vs "CLONMEL B"	"CLONMEL B"	35
"SUN"	23	10:20	"J"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"NEPTUNE B" vs "CARLOW D"	"CARLOW D"	35
"SUN"	24	10:20	"A"	"WOMENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"GRAIGUENAMAN" vs "CARLOW A"	"CARLOW A"	54
"SUN"	25	10:40	"B"	"WOMENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"SMRC" vs "CARLOW B"	"SMRC"	54
"SUN"	26	10:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 DOUBLE A"	"NEW ROSS" vs "CORK"	"CORK"	"-"
"SUN"	27	10:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 DOUBLE B"	"TRALEE" vs "FERMOY"	"FERMOY"	"-"
"SUN"	28	10:40	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 DOUBLE C"	"SMRC A" vs "SMRC B"	"SMRC A"	"-"
"SUN"	29	11:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 15 DOUBLE D"	"CARLOW" vs "CLONMEL"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SUN"	30	11:00	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN 14 DOUBLE E"	"CLONMEL" vs "COMMERCIAL B"	"CLONMEL"	"-"
"SUN"	31	11:00	"A"	"MENS JUN 15 Coxed QUAD C"	"NEPTUNE" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN"	"NEPTUNE"	68
"SUN"	32	11:00	"A"	"MENS JUN 14 Coxed QUAD C"	"SHANDON" vs "CARLOW A "	"CARLOW A "	71
"SUN"	33	11:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 DOUBLE A"	"WATERFORD" vs "TRALEE"	"WATERFORD"	"-"
"SUN"	34	11:20	"K"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CLONMEL A" vs "3 CASTLES"	"3 CASTLES"	48
"SUN"	35	11:20	"L"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CLONMEL B" vs "CARLOW D"	"CARLOW D"	48
"SUN"	36	11:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 DOUBLE B"	"CARLOW A" vs "COMMERCIAL A"	"COMMERCIAL A"	"-"
"SUN"	37	11:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 DOUBLE C"	"CARLOW B" vs "ATHLONE"	"CARLOW B"	"-"
"SUN"	38	11:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 DOUBLE D"	"COMMERCIAL B" vs "CARLOW C"	"CARLOW C"	"-"
"SUN"	39	11:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN16 Coxed QUAD "	"COMMERCIAL" vs "CARLOW"	"COMMERCIAL"	"-"
"SUN"	40	11:40	"A"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL F"	"GRAIGUENAMAN (Hennessy B)" vs "3 CASTLES (FLYNN L)"	"3 CASTLES (FLYNN L)"	46
"SUN"	41	11:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL A"	"CARLOW (HESLIN S)" vs "CARLOW (SLATTERY H)"	"CARLOW (SLATTERY H)"	"-"
"SUN"	42	11:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL B"	"SHANDON (LEGGETT)" vs "3 CASTLE (KEOGH A)"	"SHANDON (LEGGETT)"	"-"
"SUN"	43	12:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL C"	"CORK (MADDEN R)" vs "COMMERCIAL (HANLEY R)"	"COMMERCIAL (HANLEY R)"	"-"
"SUN"	44	12:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL D"	"CORK (LAW D)" vs "CORK (COLEMAN/O'NEILL)"	"CORK (COLEMAN/O'NEILL)"	"-"
"SUN"	45	12:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL E"	"CORK (MALLEN M)" vs "CARLOW (FLEMING)"	"CORK (MALLEN M)"	"-"
"SUN"	46	12:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 SCULL F"	"3 CASTLES (FLYNN L)" vs "COMMERCIAL (KEANE R)"	"3 CASTLES (FLYNN L)"	"-"
"SUN"	47	12:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL E"	"TRALEE (FLYNN S)" vs "SHANDON (HARRINGTON J)"	"TRALEE (FLYNN S)"	53
"SUN"	48	12:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"3 CASTLES" vs "CARLOW D"	"CARLOW D"	"-"
"SUN"	49	12:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL A"	"NEW ROSS (TIERNEY S)" vs "WATERFORD (ROBINSON L)"	"WATERFORD (ROBINSON L)"	"-"
"SUN"	50	12:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL B"	"CARLOW (SLATER D)" vs "COMMERCIAL (MCCANNON S)"	""	95
"SUN"	51	12:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL C"	"CARLOW (SCULLY S)" vs "COMMERCIAL (O'TOOLE D)"	"COMMERCIAL (O'TOOLE D)"	"-"
"SUN"	52	12:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL D"	"FERMOY (O'SULLIVAN E)" vs "OFFALY (MURPHY A)"	"FERMOY (O'SULLIVAN E)"	"-"
"SUN"	53	12:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 SCULL E"	"cancelled " vs "cancelled "	"cancelled "	"-"
"SUN"	54	12:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 16 DOUBLE"	"CARLOW A" vs "SMRC"	"CARLOW A"	"-"
"SUN"	55	12:40	"FINAL"	"MEN JUN15 DOUBLE E"	"NEW ROSS" vs "SMRC"	"SMRC"	"-"
"SUN"	56	12:40	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 15 SCULL A"	"SHANDON (DINEEN M)" vs "WATERFORD (ROBINSON L)"	"WATERFORD (ROBINSON L)"	"-"
"SUN"	57	01:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 15 SCULL B"	"NEW ROSS (FLANAGAN C)" vs "CLONMEL (FLEMING A)"	"CLONMEL (FLEMING A)"	"-"
"SUN"	58	01:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 15 SCULL C"	"SMRC (MCMAHON-LOWE C)" vs "NEW ROSS (BROWN L)"	"SMRC (MCMAHON-LOWE C)"	"-"
"SUN"	59	01:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 15 SCULL D"	"FERMOY (MURPHY J)" vs "3 CASTLES (DARKER S)"	""	"-"
"SUN"	60	01:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 15 SCULL E"	"CLONMEL (QUIGLEY A)" vs "FERMOY (O'SULLIVAN E)"	"FERMOY (O'SULLIVAN E)"	"-"
"SUN"	61	01:20	"A"	"MENS JUN 16 COXED QUAD"	"CARLOW A" vs "SHANDON"	"SHANDON"	73
"SUN"	62	01:20	"B"	"MENS JUN 16 COXED QUAD"	"SMRC A" vs "NEPTUNE"	"NEPTUNE"	76
"SUN"	63	01:20	"FINAL"	"WOMEN JUN15 SCULL F"	"SHANDON (CROWLEY J)" vs "NEW ROSS (COUGHLAN A)"	"SHANDON (CROWLEY J)"	"-"
"SUN"	64	01:20	"FINAL"	"INVITATION MEN JUN 14 QUAD"	"COMMERCIAL" vs "CARLOW"	"CARLOW"	"-"
"SUN"	65	01:40	"A"	"WOMENS JUN16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (WEBSTER C)" vs "SHANDON (MCCARTHY A)"	"CARLOW (WEBSTER C)"	99
"SUN"	66	01:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 Coxed QUAD A"	"SMRC" vs "SHANDON B"	"SMRC"	"-"
"SUN"	67	01:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 Coxed QUAD B"	"SHANDON A" vs "CARLOW"	"SHANDON A"	"-"
"SUN"	68	01:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 Coxed QUAD C"	"NEPTUNE" vs "COMMERCIAL"	"NEPTUNE"	"-"
"SUN"	69	02:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN14 QUAD A"	"CLONMEL" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN"	"CLONMEL"	"-"
"SUN"	70	02:00	"FINAL"	"MEN JUN14 QUAD B"	"CORK B" vs "CORK A "	"CORK B"	"-"
"SUN"	71	02:00	"FINAL"	"MEN JUN14 QUAD C"	"CARLOW A" vs "CARLOW B"	"CARLOW A"	"-"
"SUN"	72	02:00	"A"	"MIXED JUN15 QUAD"	"TRALEE" vs "CARLOW"	"TRALEE"	100
"SUN"	73	02:20	"C"	"MENS JUN16 COXED QUAD"	"SHANDON" vs "SMRC B"	"SMRC B"	85
"SUN"	74	02:20	"D"	"MENS JUN16 COXED QUAD"	"CARLOW B" vs "ATHLONE"	"CARLOW B"	85
"SUN"	75	02:20	"E"	"MENS JUN16 COXED QUAD"	"WATERFORD" vs "3 CASTLES"	"3 CASTLES"	86
"SUN"	76	02:20	"F"	"MENS JUN16 COXED QUAD"	"SMRC C" vs "NEPTUNE"	"SMRC C"	86
"SUN"	77	02:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 SCULL A"	"SMRC (SPELMAN R)" vs "WATERFORD (O'BRIEN S)"	"SMRC (SPELMAN R)"	"-"
"SUN"	78	02:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 SCULL B"	"CARLOW (KELLY C)" vs "TRALEE (GANNON S)"	"CARLOW (KELLY C)"	"-"
"SUN"	79	02:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 SCULL C"	"SMRC (O'BYRNE D)" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN (MOYLAN J)"	"GRAIGUENAMAN (MOYLAN J)"	"-"
"SUN"	80	02:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN15 SCULL D"	"COMMERCIAL (BROWN K)" vs "SHANDON (GAFFNEY E)"	"COMMERCIAL (BROWN K)"	"-"
"SUN"	81	03:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULL E"	"CLONMEL (O'DONNELL S)" vs "SHANDON (O'NEILL S)"	"SHANDON (O'NEILL S)"	"-"
"SUN"	82	03:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULL F"	"SMRC (FUREY P)" vs "NEW ROSS (BECKER J)"	"SMRC (FUREY P)"	"-"
"SUN"	83	03:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULL G"	"NEW ROSS (SUTTON L)" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN (Dempsey S)"	"GRAIGUENAMAN (Dempsey S)"	84
"SUN"	84	03:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULL H"	"GRAIGUENAMAN (BOLGER B)" vs "CARLOW (MEADE H)"	"CARLOW (MEADE H)"	"-"
"SUN"	85	03:20	"G"	"MENS JUN 16 COXED QUAD"	"SMRC B" vs "CARLOW B"	"CARLOW B"	98
"SUN"	86	03:20	"H"	"MENS JUN 16 COXED QUAD"	"3 CASTLES" vs "SMRC C"	"SMRC C"	98
"SUN"	87	03:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULLS I"	"OFFALY (BRENNAN C)" vs "SHANDON (ARRIGAN J)"	"SHANDON (ARRIGAN J)"	"-"
"SUN"	88	03:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 15 SCULLS J"	"SHANDON (BYRNE A)" vs "COMMERCIAL (HOLTON A)"	"COMMERCIAL (HOLTON A)"	"-"
"SUN"	89	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 DOUBLE A"	"COMMERCIAL" vs "SHANDON B"	"SHANDON B"	"-"
"SUN"	90	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 DOUBLE B"	"CARLOW B" vs "CORK A"	"CORK A"	"-"
"SUN"	91	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 DOUBLE C"	"CLONMEL A" vs "CORK B"	"CLONMEL A"	"-"
"SUN"	92	03:40	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 DOUBLE D"	"CARLOW A" vs "3 CASTLES"	"3 CASTLES"	"-"
"SUN"	93	04:00	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN 14 DOUBLE E"	"SHANDON A" vs "CLONMEL B"	"SHANDON A"	"-"
"SUN"	94	04:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 Coxed QUAD A"	"CARLOW A" vs "FERMOY"	"CARLOW A"	"-"
"SUN"	95	04:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 Coxed QUAD B"	"NEW ROSS" vs "GRAIGUENAMAN"	"GRAIGUENAMAN"	"-"
"SUN"	96	04:00	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN 14 Coxed QUADC"	"CARLOW B" vs "CLONMEL"	"CLONMEL"	"-"
"SUN"	97	04:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN14 Coxed QUAD D"	"CORK" vs "CARLOW"	"CORK"	"-"
"SUN"	98	04:20	"FINAL"	"MENS JUN16 Coxed QUAD"	"CARLOW B" vs "SMRC C"	"SMRC C"	"-"
"SUN"	99	04:20	"FINAL"	"WOMENS JUN16 SCULL"	"CARLOW (WEBSTER C)" vs "FERMOY (MURPHY J)"	"CARLOW (WEBSTER C)"	"-"
"SUN"	100	04:20	"FINAL"	"MIXED JUN15 QUAD"	"TRALEE" vs "NEW ROSS"	"NEW ROSS"	"-"
"SUN"	101	04:20	"FINAL"	"MIXED JUN16 QUAD"	"CARLOW A" vs "CARLOW B"	"CARLOW B"	"-"

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10th May 2015

Neale Top Sculler at Queen's Regatta

#ROWING: Dave Neale had a good day at Queen’s Regatta on Saturday. The Old Collegians man won the senior single sculls from Sam McKeown of Portadown and teamed up with Sean Jacob to take the senior double for Old Collegians at Castlewellan Forest Park in Co Down. McKeown won the intermediate single. The top senior eight were Portora, with Commercial and Carlow second and third. Carlow won the senior four.

Queen’s Regatta, Castlewellan Forest Park, Co Down, Saturday (Selected Results):

Men

Eight – Senior: 1 Portora, 2 Commercial, 3 Carlow. Club One: 1 Belfast RC, 2 Queen’s B. Junior 16: 1 Portora A, 2 Commercial, 3 Methody A.

Four – Senior: 1 Carlow, 2 Lady Elizabeth/Commercial, 3 Belfast RC. Club One, coxed: 1 Queen’s C, 2 Carlow, 3 Belfast RC A. Junior 18A, coxed: 1 Portora, 2 Bann, 3 Athlunkard. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Portora, 2 Coleraine AI B.

Pair – Senior: 1 Queen’s B, 2 Queen’s A, 3 Neptune. Intermediate: 1 Portora, 2 Neptune, 3 Carlow A. I

Sculling,

Quadruple – Club One, coxed: 1 Sligo, 2 Methody, 3 Coleraine AI. Jun 18A: 1 Commercial, 2 RBAI, 3 Carlow. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Methody A, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Three Castles. Jun 15, coxed: 1 Commercial A, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Coleraine AI A.

Double – Senior: 1 Old Collegians, 2 Commercial A, 3 Commercial B. Club One: 1 Sligo, 2 Garda, 3 Commercial B. Novice, coxed: 1 Methody, 2 Belfast RC, 3 RBAI B. Jun 18A: 1 Carlow, 2 Methody A, 3 Commercial. Jun 16: 1 Three Castles, 2 Methodist A, 3 Methody B. Jun 15: 1 St Michael’s A, 2 Commercial D, 3 Methody.

Single – Senior: 1 Old Collegians (D Neale), 2 Portadown (S McKeown), 3 Commercial (F Groome). Inter: 1 Portadown (McKeown), 2 Garda (D Kelly). Club One: 1 Carlow (O Nolan), 2 Carlow (L Keating), 3 Sligo (G Patterson). Jun 18A: 1 Bann (D Mitchell), 2 Commercial (R Baskerville), 3 Belfast BC (A Murray). Jun 16: 1 Three Castles (O Clune), 2 Bann (J Bell), 3 Three Castles (T McKnight).

Women

Eight – Club Two: 1 Queen’s A, 2 Commercial, 3 Neptune. Novice: 1 Queen’s A, 2 Belfast RC, 3 Methody. Junior 18A: 1 Portora, 2 Bann. Junior 16: 1 Portora A, 2 Commercial, 3 Methody.

Four – Club One, coxed: 1 Garda, 2 Queen’s A, 3 Commercial.

Pair – Intermediate: 1 Queen’s B, 2 Commercial A, 3 Queen’s A.

Sculling

Quadruple – Club One, coxed: 1 Methody, 2 Neptune. Novice, coxed: 1 Commercial, 2 Sligo, 3 Belfast RC. Jun 18A: 1 Bann, 2 Carlow, 3 Neptune. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Commercial, 2 Carlow, 3 Methody A. Jun 15, coxed: 1 Bann, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Portadown.

Double – Club One: 1 Belfast BC, 2 Queen’s, 3 Belfast RC. Jun 18A: 1 Methody, 2 Belfast RC A, 3 Belfast RC B. Jun 15: 1 St Michael’s A, 2 St Michael’s B, 3 Portora.

Single – Intermediate: 1 Belfast BC (S Quinn), 2 Trinity (H O’Neill). Club One: 1 Belfast BC (O Blundell), 2 Belfast BC (K Turner), 3 Methody (C Deyermond). Jun 18A: 1 Bann (F Chestnutt), 2 Belfast RC (L Taylor), 3 Belfast RC (C Coulter).

Mens Senior 8+	Portora	View	1st
	Commercial	View	2nd
	Carlow	View	3rd
	Bann	View	4th
	QUBBC	View	Did not start
Mens Senior 4-	Carlow	View	1st
	LEBC / Commercial	View	2nd
	Belfast RC	View	3rd
Mens Senior 2-	QUBBC B	View	1st
	QUBBC A	View	2nd
	Neptune	View	3rd
	LEBC	View	4th
Mens Senior 2X	OCBC	View	1st
	Commercial A	View	2nd
	Commercial B	View	3rd
	OCBC / UCDBC	View	Did not start
Mens Senior 1X	OCBC, Neale, D	View	1st
	Portadown, McKeown, S	View	2nd
	Commercial, Groome, F	View	3rd
	Commercial, Gahan, N	View	5th
	Commercial, Dowling, C	View	6th
	Commercial, Maher, M	View	Did not start
	QUBBC, Beck, C	View	Did not start
Mens Intermediate 2-	Portora	View	1st
	Neptune	View	2nd
	Carlow A	View	3rd
	Athlunkard A	View	4th
	Commercial	View	5th
	Athlunkard B	View	6th
	Carlow B	View	Did not start
	QUBBC	View	Did not start
Mens Intermediate 1X	Portadown, McKeown, S	View	1st
	Garda, Kelly, D	View	2nd
	QUBBC, Doyle, P	View	Did not start
Mens Club 1 8+	Belfast RC	View	1st
	QUBBC B	View	2nd
	QUBBC A	View	Did not start
	RBAI	View	Did not start
Mens Club 1 4+	QUBBC C	View	1st
	Carlow	View	2nd
	Belfast RC A	View	3rd
	QUBBC A	View	4th
	CAI	View	5th
	QUBBC B	View	6th
	Belfast RC B	View	Competed
Mens Club 1 4X+	Sligo	View	1st
	Methodist	View	2nd
	CAI	View	3rd
Mens Club 1 2X	Sligo	View	1st
	Garda	View	2nd
	Commercial B	View	3rd
	Methodist	View	4th
	Commercial A	View	5th
	Portadown	View	6th
	Carlow	View	Competed
	CAI	View	Competed
	QUBBC A	View	Competed
	QUBBC B	View	Competed
Mens Club 1 1X	Carlow, Nolan, O	View	1st
	Carlow, Keating, L	View	2nd
	Sligo, Patterson, G	View	3rd
	Garda, Allen, R	View	4th
	Commercial, Joyce, D	View	5th
	Commercial, Fowler, P	View	6th
	Carlow, Jones, S	View	Competed
	C of Derry, D'Urso, G	View	Competed
	Commercial, Healy, J	View	Competed
	Garda, Maceoin, D	View	Competed
	Lagan, McAllister, J	View	Competed
	Lagan, McGivern, T	View	Competed
	Portadown, Chambers, L	View	Competed
	Portadown, Laivins, A	View	Competed
	QUBBC, Martin, P	View	Competed
	QUBBC, Roy, D	View	Competed
	QUBBC, Williamson, R	View	Competed
	RBAI, Hoy, J	View	Competed
Mens Novice 4X+	Methodist	View	1st
	Belfast RC	View	2nd
	RBAI B	View	3rd
	RBAI A	View	4th
	QUBBC A	View	5th
	QUBBC B	View	6th
	QUBBC C	View	Did not start
Mens J18A 4+	Portora	View	1st
	Bann	View	2nd
	Athlunkard	View	3rd
	CAI	View	4th
	Carlow	View	Did not start
Mens J18A 4X-	Commercial	View	1st
	RBAI	View	2nd
	Carlow	View	3rd
	Methodist	View	4th
Mens J18A 2X	Carlow	View	1st
	Methodist A	View	2nd
	Commercial	View	3rd
	Methodist B	View	4th
	Sligo	View	5th
	CAI	View	Competed
	RBAI	View	Competed
Mens J18A 1X	Bann, Mitchell, D	View	1st
	Commercial, Baskerville, R	View	2nd
	Belfast BC, Murray, A	View	3rd
	Sligo, Hough, C	View	5th
	Sligo, Hackett, D	View	6th
	Carlow, Doyle, P	View	Did not start
	Commercial, Meehan, E	View	Did not start
	RBAI, Reid, N	View	Did not start
Mens J16 8+	Portora A	View	1st
	Commercial	View	2nd
	Methodist A	View	3rd
	Portora B	View	4th
	Methodist B	View	5th
	Portora C	View	6th
	Portadown	View	Did not start
Mens J16 4+	Portora	View	1st
	CAI B	View	2nd
	RBAI	View	Did not start
	CAI A	View	Did not finish
Mens J16 4X+	Methodist A	View	1st
	SMRC	View	2nd
	3 Castles	View	3rd
	Bann	View	4th
	Commercial	View	5th
	RBAI	View	6th
	Methodist B	View	Competed
	Portadown	View	Competed
Mens J16 2X	3 Castles	View	1st
	Methodist A	View	2nd
	Methodist B	View	3rd
	SMRC	View	4th
	Bann	View	5th
	CAI	View	6th
	Portadown A	View	Competed
	Portadown B	View	Competed
	Portora	View	Competed
	RBAI	View	Did not start
Mens J16 1X	3 Castles, Clune, O	View	1st
	Bann, Bell, J	View	2nd
	3 Castles, McKnight, T	View	3rd
	3 Castles, Quinn, R	View	4th
	SMRC, Keating, M	View	5th
	Methodist, Young, X	View	6th
	Bann, McNeill, B	View	Competed
	Carlow, McHale, F	View	Competed
	Commercial, O Toole, O	View	Competed
	Methodist, Ryder Moore, O	View	Competed
	Portadown, Martin, C	View	Competed
	RBAI, Hetherington, H	View	Competed
	SMRC, Guilfoyle, M	View	Competed
	SMRC, Kiely, J	View	Competed
	3 Castles, Irwin, A	View	Competed
Mens J15 4X+	Commercial A	View	1st
	SMRC	View	2nd
	CAI A	View	3rd
	Commercial B	View	4th
	Methodist A	View	5th
	Methodist B	View	6th
	CAI B	View	Competed
	Commercial C	View	Competed
	Methodist C	View	Competed
	Portadown	View	Competed
Mens J15 2X	SMRC A	View	1st
	Commercial D	View	2nd
	Methodist	View	3rd
	Commercial A	View	4th
	SMRC B	View	5th
	Commercial C	View	6th
	CAI	View	Competed
	Commercial B	View	Competed
	Portadown	View	Competed
Womens Intermediate 2-	QUBLBC B	View	1st
	Commercial A	View	2nd
	QUBLBC A	View	3rd
	QUBLBC C	View	Competed
	Commercial B	View	Did not start
Womens Intermediate 1X	Belfast BC, Quinn, S	View	1st
	DULBC, O'Neill, H	View	2nd
	Garda, Ryan, J	View	3rd
	Portadown, Martin, A	View	4th
Womens Club 1 4+	Garda	View	1st
	QUBLBC A	View	2nd
	Commercial	View	3rd
	Belfast RC	View	4th
	QUBLBC B	View	5th
	DULBC	View	6th
	QUBLBC C	View	Competed
Womens Club 1 4X+	Methodist	View	1st
	Neptune	View	2nd
Womens Club 1 2X	Belfast BC	View	1st
	QUBLBC	View	2nd
	Belfast RC	View	3rd
	Portadown	View	4th
	Castleconn	View	Did not start
Womens Club 1 1X	Belfast BC, Blundell, O	View	1st
	Belfast BC, Turner, K	View	2nd
	Methodist, Deyermond, C	View	3rd
	Carlow, Byrne, A	View	Competed
	Commercial, Edwards, C	View	Competed
	Garda, Galvin, L	View	Competed
	Garda, Moore, M	View	Competed
	Garda, Sheila, K	View	Competed
	Portadown, Martin, A	View	Competed
	QUBLBC, Smylie, R	View	Competed
	3 Castles, Feeley, A	View	Competed
	3 Castles, Greve O' Meara, J	View	Competed
Womens Club 2 8+	QUBLBC A	View	1st
	Commercial	View	2nd
	Neptune	View	3rd
	QUBLBC B	View	4th
	Belfast RC	View	5th
	QUBLBC C	View	Did not start
Womens Novice 8+	QUBLBC A	View	1st
	Belfast RC	View	2nd
	Methodist	View	3rd
	QUBLBC B	View	Did not start
Womens Novice 4X+	Commercial	View	1st
	Sligo	View	2nd
	Belfast RC	View	3rd
	Methodist	View	Did not start
Womens J18A 8+	Portora	View	1st
	Bann	View	2nd
Womens J18A 4X-	Bann	View	1st
	Carlow	View	2nd
	Neptune	View	3rd
	Belfast RC	View	4th
	Methodist	View	Did not start
Womens J18A 2X	Methodist	View	1st
	Belfast RC A	View	2nd
	Belfast RC B	View	3rd
	Sligo	View	4th
	Portadown	View	5th
Womens J18A 1X	Bann, Chestnutt, F	View	1st
	Belfast RC, Taylor, L	View	2nd
	Belfast RC, Coulter, C	View	3rd
	Portadown, Flack, C	View	4th
	Commercial, Bartley, A	View	5th
	Sligo, Dunbar, T	View	6th
	Bann, Mullan, B	View	Did not start
Womens J16 8+	Portora A	View	1st
	Commercial	View	2nd
	Methodist	View	3rd
	Portora B	View	4th
Womens J16 4X+	Commercial	View	1st
	Carlow	View	2nd
	Methodist A	View	3rd
	Belfast RC	View	4th
	Methodist B	View	5th
Womens J16 1X	Belfast RC, Hobson, E	View	1st (private race)
	SMRC, Devereux, J	View	Did not start (private race)
	Portadown, McCann, K	View	Did not finish (private race)
Womens J15 4X+	Bann	View	1st
	SMRC	View	2nd
	Portadown	View	3rd
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18th April 2015

UCD Intermediate Eight Win at Trinity Regatta

#Rowing: UCD took some late and notable wins at Trinity Regatta in Islandbridge today. They won the intermediate men’s eight final with a convincing win over the hosts, and also took the club eights with a win over Queen’s. Trinity’s A crew had just one and a quarter lengths to spare over their B crew in the men’s senior eights final – suggesting that had UCD put out a senior eight there could have been a good race. Commercial’s Neil Gahan and Colm Dowling won the senior pair and were part of Commercial’s winning four, while Damien Kelly won the senior single sculls, beating Fionnán Groome, and the intermediate single, where he was given a serious test by clubmate Ronan Allen. Bann won the junior 18 women’s eight and coxed four.

Trinity Regatta, Islandbridge, Saturday (Finals, Selected Results):

Men

Eight – Senior: Trinity A bt Trinity B 1¼ l. Intermediate: UCD bt Trinity 3¾ l. Club: UCD A bt Queen’s ¼ l. Novice: Queen’s bt Trinity A 3ft. Jun 16: Commercial bt Methodist canvas. Junior 15: Reading A bt Commercial ½l. Masters: Neptune bt Old Collegians ¼l.

Four – Senior, coxed: Commercial A bt Trinity B 4l. Intermediate, coxed: UCD bt Cork 1¾ l. Club, coxed: UCD B bt UCD A 2½ l. Masters, coxed: Neptune bt Commercial ¼l.

Pair – Senior: Commercial B bt Lady Elizabeth/Old Collegians easily.

Sculling

Quadruple – Novice, coxed: Reading bt Trinity easily. Jun 18B, coxed: Athlone bt Graiguenamanagh 1½ l. Junior 16, coxed: Methody bt Three Castles 1l. Jun 15, coxed: Graiguenamanagh bt Commercial A easily.

Double – Senior: Trinity bt Belfast 4½ l. Jun 15: Neptune bt Reading easily.

Single – Senior: Garda (D Kelly) bt Commercial (F Groome) 1¼ l Club: Garda (R Allen) bt Trinity (Browne) easily. Intermediate: Garda (D Kelly) bt Garda (R Allen) 1l. Jun 18: Athlone (Munnelly) bt Graiguenamanagh (Lennon) easily. Jun 16: Athlone (Byrne) bt Three Castles (Irwin) 1l. Jun 15: Commercial bt Neptune 3l. Masters: Commercial (O’Toole) bt Belfast BC (Curran) 1½ l

Women

Eight –Intermediate: Trinity bt Queen’s easily. Club: Commercial bt Queen’s 2¾ l. Novice: Queen’s bt Methodist College, Belfast easily. Jun 18: Bann bt Neptune easily. Jun 16: Commercial bt Bann 2¾ l.

Four – Club, coxed: Garda bt UCD ¼ l. Jun 18, four: Bann bt Methody easily.

Sculling

Quadruple – Novice, coxed: Carlow bt UCD easily. Jun 18B, coxed: Bann bt Carlow 1¼ l. Jun 16, coxed: Carlow bt Commercial canvas. Junior 15, coxed: Commercial bt Carlow 2l.

Double – Jun 15: Athlone bt Commercial 4l.

Single – Club One: Methody (Deyermond) bt Garda easily. Junior 18: Neptune (Coleman). Jun 16: Three Castles (Darcy) bt Carlow (Nolan) easily. Jun 15: Three Castles (Darker) bt Athlone (Donovan) easily.

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