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29th June 2013

Killorglin Shade it in Thrilling Finish at Irish Schools Regatta

# ROWING: The final race of the Irish Schools Championships at the National Rowing Centre had a thrilling finish. Four crews crossed the line with just a small margin separating them in the men’s junior 15 coxed quadruple sculls. Intermediate School, Killorglin, got the verdict from Colaiste Iognaid, St Colman’s College and Presentation College, Cork.

Race	Grade	Event	Heat/Final
				1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th
1	M J16	M J16 4X+	Final	Colaiste Iognaid RC	Colaiste Iognaid RC B	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	Presentation College RC	Intermediate School Killorglin	St. Josephs College RC
2	W Open	W Open 2X	Final	Regina Mundi College	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School	Colaiste Iognaid RC
3	M Open	M Open 2-	Final	Presentation College RC	St. Vincent's Castleknock College
5	M Open	M Open 1X	Heat 1	De La Salle College (O'Mahony)	Gonzaga College	Drumshanbo Vocational School (Carty)	Royal School Armagh (Nelson)
6	M Open	M Open 1X	Heat 2	St. Josephs College RC B (Killeen)	Sligo Grammar School (Patterson)	St. Aloysius College (Hannon)
7	W J16	W J16 1X	Final	Mounthawk Secondary School (Ryan)	The Wallace High School (Walker)	Portadown College Boat Club (Flack)
9	M Open	M Open 4+	Final	Ard Scoil Ris	St. Josephs College RC
10	M J15	M J15 4X+	Heat 1	Colaiste Iognaid RC	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	Blackrock College RC B
11	M J15	M J15 4X+	Heat 2	Intermediate School Killorglin	St. Colman's College	Presentation College RC B	Presentation College RC
12	W J16	W J16 4X+	Final	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School	Colaiste Iognaid RC
13	M J16	M J16 2X	Final	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	St. Vincent's Castleknock College	St. Josephs College RC
14	W Open	W Open 4X-	Final	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School
15	M Open	M Open 1X	Final	St. Josephs College RC B (Killeen)	Sligo Grammar School (Patterson)	Gonzaga College	De La Salle College (O'Mahony)	St. Aloysius College (Hannon)	Drumshanbo Vocational School (Carty)
16	W Open	W Open 4-	Final	Colaiste Iognaid RC	Laurel Hill
17	W J15	W J15 4X+	Final	Loreto Fermoy	Our Lady Bower	Blackwater Community College	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	Laurel Hill
18	M J16	M J16 8+	Final	Colaiste Iognaid RC	St. Josephs College RC
19	M J16	M J16 1X	Heat 1	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School A (Mc Cabe)	Drumshanbo Vocational School (Hartigan)	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School B (Jordan)
20	M J16	M J16 1X	Heat 2	Marist College Athlone RC A (Munnelly)	Waterpark College (Goff)	Marist College Athlone RC B (Temple)	Royal School Armagh (Bassett)
21	W J16	W J16 2X	Final	Intermediate School Killorglin	Alexandra College	Laurel Hill	Intermediate school killorglian b	Colaiste Iognaid RC	St. Angela's College
22	M Open	M Open 4X-	Final	Colaiste Iognaid RC	Ard Scoil Ris	Blackrock College RC
23	W Open	W Open 1X	Final	Regina Mundi College	Carrick-on-Shannon Community School A (Kelly)	Royal School Armagh (Martin)
24	M Open	M Open 2X	Final	Presentation College RC	Drumshanbo Vocational School	Royal School Armagh
25	M J16	M J16 1X	Final	Waterpark College (Goff)	Marist College Athlone RC A (Munnelly)	Marist College Athlone RC B (Temple)
26	M Open	M Open 8+	Final	St. Josephs College RC	Presentation College RC
27	M J15	M J15 4X+	Final	Intermediate School Killorglin	Colaiste Iognaid RC	St. Colman's College	Presentation College RC B	Colaiste na Coiribe RC	Blackrock College RC B

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Was there an Irish entry in the first Fastnet Race?

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