FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2011/2011

Senior Hurling ‘B’ Final 2011

Terenure College lined out in the Dublin Schools Senior ‘B’ Hurling Championship Final on Tuesday afternoon 15th November 2011 in a sunny O’Toole Park against St Mac Dara’s CC.

After a slow start by both teams on heavy ground, St Mac Dara’s were first off the mark with a brace of points. A superb save after ten minutes by Terenure goalkeeper Evan McDonnell gave his team a great lift. James Roche then goaled for Terenure after latching on to a fine delivery from Kenneth Wigglesworth. Further points were traded and this left the half-time score Terenure 1-02 to St Mac Dara’s 0-04.

St Mac Dara’s made a strong start to the second half with three unanswered points. This was despite the best efforts of Ben McEntee and Thomas Walsh in the middle, who did sterling work and won a lot of breaking ball. Niall O’Sullivan’s puckout wins were also a feature. St Mac Dara’s held a three-point lead after twelve minutes of the second half. It was then that Terenure upped the game and when a long shot from Walsh found the net, Terenure were right back in it. Two minutes later, Terenure had a third goal when substitute Eoin Haddock fired in a low shot from a narrow angle. This really had St Mac Dara’s on the back foot and when Roche added further frees after good work by Daire Kerr and Mark Gilroy, Terenure looked in great shape, leading by four points.

Although the Terenure defence, led by Owen Wigglesworth performed strongly, St Mac Dara’s eventually found that elusive goal right on the sixty-minute mark. It gave the Templeogue lads a huge lift and when they pointed after three minutes of injury time, there was unfortunately no time for Terenure to recover. Final score Terenure College 3-05 to St Mac Dara’s 1-12.

It was a great contest that kept the crowd enthralled to the final whistle.

While defeat always hurts, Terenure must be congratulated on a superb campaign that saw great skill, fighting spirit and tactical awareness displayed on many occasions. The highlight of course, was the semi-final win against Scoil Chaitríona, the holders, on the way to the final. Many thanks to Mr. Traolach Martin and his coaching staff. Well done also to local clubs Ballyboden St Endas, Faughs and Templeogue Synge Street with whom the majority of the players also feature.

Team Photo:

Back Row l to r : Mr. Traolach Martin, Kieran Fitzpatrick, Eoghan O’Neill, Danny McCarthy, Paddy Fergus, Luke McGivern, Thomas Walsh, Olly Barrett, Niall O’Sullivan, Kevin Murray, Eoghan Haddock, Kenneth Wigglesworth, John Teahan-Burke, Evan McDonnell, Shane Faughnan, Fionn Malin, Mr. Philip Wallace.

Front Row l to r : Garett Crowley, Barry Mullin, Jake Swaine, Eoin Duffy, Adam Hogan, Owen Wigglesworth, Ben McEntee, Daire Kerr, Mark Gilroy, James Roche, Sam McGovern.

TABLE TENNIS RESULTS

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 2011

Blackrock I  vs  Terenure I
Result: 02:04

Terenure I  vs  St. Colmcilles I
Result: 05:01

Terenure I  vs  Coláiste Éanna
Result:

Team I: Mark Eaton (Captain), Steven O'Hanlon, Eoin McKinney, Eoghan Flanagan

Team II: Conor Whelan (Captain), Ciaran Crowley, Elliot O'Beirne, Fionn Carroll.

SECOND TERM SPORTS NEWS 2010/2011

• BADMINTON ALL IRELAND CHAMPIONS 2011
  Four teams (2 Minors, 1 Junior & 1 Senior) from the College took part in the All Ireland Badminton Finals held in Gormanston College on Wednesday the 6th of April:U19  Div 1: Entering the competition as Provincial Champions,  Graham Doyle (Captain),  Adam Jermyn, Rory Curry, Jack McLoughlin and Zach Parkinson.U16 Div 1: Entering the competition as Provincial Champions, Niall Reynolds, Robbie Neill, Paraic Rowan (Captain), Cormac Clancy-Ruiz and Fionn Malin.U14 Div 1: Entering the competition as Provincial Runners up, Craig Byrne, Tim Gleeson (Captain), David Gavin, Stevie Barry and Christopher Clarke.U14 Div 2: Entering the competition as Provincial Champions, Ted O’Donoghue, Jamie Murphy, Ciaran Flanagan, Jack Dignam (Captain) and Jeff Clarkin.During an exciting day Terenure College emerged in first place under 19. This group took their campaign to heart – putting more than enough time into training and really deserve all the honours they won. (The last time this cup came to Terenure College was in 1997).Our under 16 ‘s took second place. They were unlucky as they were edged out by Friends, Lisburn.  Friends proved a little too strong for them.  Second in Ireland! Well done.Our U14 Div 1 team had a very enjoyable day but were also unfortunate to met  a very strong Friend team. This is a enthusiastic team  who really enjoyed the season and look forward to next year.Unfortunately, our Under 14’s Div 2 team missed out by a solitary  set to achieve second place in Ireland in a closely fought match against Wallace High (Ulster). * Congratulations to Craig Byrne for representing Leinster in the under 15 Celtic Challenge held in Lisburn.* Also congratulations to Adam Jermyn and Graham Doyle who were capped for the Leinster Under 21 to play in Hatfield (London) – one of the prestigious competitions which Leinster are invited to compete against English counties.
  
• Congratulations to our Under 19 Division 1 Team of Graham Doyle, Adam Jermyn, Rory Curry, Jack McLoughlin and Zach Parkinson who won the Leinster Finals on Tuesday 25th of January. Congratulations also to our Under 16 Division 1 Team of Niall Reynolds, Robbie Neill, Paraic Rowan and Cormac Clancy  who also won the Leinster Finals on Thursday 3rd February. This puts both teams through to the All Ireland Finals in Gormanstown in April. Best of luck lads! Good luck to our Under 14 Division I and II Teams who are now through to the Dublin Finals on the 17th of February.
• Congratulations to our Senior Team of Jack McLoughlin, Sean Hayes, Stephen Gaffney, Tom McCauley, Gavin Quirke, Kevin Mulcahy, Daniel Grimes and Adam Somerville and Individuals: Gareth Crowley (Junior Boys), David Scanlan (Intermediate Boys) and Jack McLoughlin (Senior Boys) on their qualification for the Leinster Cross Country Finals in Santry on the 16th of February.
• HURLING CHAMPIONS - Under 16 Dublin Schools
  Terenure College 1-18  Templeogue College 1-13 …  Terenure College claimed the Dublin Under 16C Hurling Title with a hard fought win over Templeogue College at O’Toole Park. In the end Terenure ran out five point winners but for much of the game it looked like Templeogue would triumph. A goal for Templeogue after ten minutes helped to give them an advantage they held until mid way through the second half. Indeed with five minute to go till half Templeogue led by 1-9 to 0-4 and looked unlikely to surrender their advantage. A late burst from Terenure with points from James Roche, Niall O’Sullivan and Daire Kerr helped to cut the deficit to five points at the break. While Templeogue dominated the midfield area in the first half the opposite was true in the second. Harrison Brewer and Ben McEntee started to take control as points from both play and frees by James Roche brought Terenure back into the game. The turning point of the game was when Terenure scored their only gaol to take the lead for the first time. A long ball from defence was won and finished to the net by the excellent James Roche (Captain). From that point until the end Terenure never let up and further points from Jake Swaine and Thomas Walsh ensured the victory.
• Well done to our Under 14 Footballers who were unfortunately beaten by Coláiste Éanna on Tuesday, 25th of January in the Dublin Schools Under 14 Football Final. Well done to our Under 16 Footballers who beat Coláiste Choilm 02:09 to 01:03 on Friday, 4th February in the Dublin Schools Junior B (Under 16) Football Quarter-Final. They now qualify for the Dublin Schools Semi-Final, date and opponent to be confirmed.
  

FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2010/2011

• Gary Clarkin (4th Year) elected Junior Captain in Slade Valley Golf Club.
• Sean Coyne (3rd Year) represented the Irish U16 Soccer Schoolboys against Estonia in September and Italy in October.
• Congratulations to Laurence Murphy (1.4) who was part of the Ballyboden St. Enda’s U.13 Football Team who won the “Lee Strand, Austin Stacks, Perpetual Trophy”. The competition was played in Kerry on Saturday and Sunday the 11th and 12th of September. Ballyboden beat Kieran O’Rahilly’s in the Final 2-09 to 0-05.
• Well done also to Ben McEntee, James Roche and Kenneth Wigglesworth who were on the Ballyboden St. Enda’s Under 16 Hurling Team who met Whitehall Colmcille in the Dublin U16 Hurling “A” Championship Final in Parnell Park on Saturday 9th of October.
  

FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2009/2010

SENIOR 'C' DUBLIN SCHOOL HURLING CHAMPIONS

Thursday, 22nd October at 12.45 p.m. in O'Toole Park

Terenure College 0-11  Portmarnock CS  0-05

Terenure College had a strong spine to their team. From Cian Keogh in goal who pulled off some fine saves and full-back Paul Devane who was secure and confident, particularly under high balls. Captain Paul Maguire at centre-half back gave a second half display that lay the foundation for a number of scores that were the turning point of the match.

Adam Jermyn showed skill adn pace a mid-field while Colin Brew brought great physical presence to centre-half forward and scored three point. Ronan Sharkey who, after an early injury, moved to full forward added two more points.

Ian Kenny and Ben McEntee also gave great displays in the half-back line. DAvid Megannety, Shane Faughnan and Barry Mullin were very tight in defence while up front James Roche and NIcky Cosgrave were a constant threat.

All those who played did extremely well showiing great skill and heart on a very wet pitch that made ground hurling almost impressive and presented challenges in controlling the ball. The boys rose to these challenges most impressively and ran out winners by 6 points.

Well done to all!

Terenure Scores: Adam Jermyn (0-3), Colin Brew (0-3), Paul Maguire (0-2), Ronan Sharkey (0-2), James Roche (0-1)

THIRD TERM SPORTS NEWS 2008/2009

IRISH SCHOOLS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, 30th May 2009.

Terenure take home 3 Gold All-Ireland Medals!

Congratulations to Rory Barry (4th Year) on his Irish Schools Track and Field Gold Medal in the 2K Walk Final. Further congratulations to Joe Dowling (4th Year) on his Intermediate 400M Gold Medal and to our Junior Relay Team of Hilary Nwankwo, Ronan Church, Neil O'Connor and Stephen O'Neill (all 2nd Year).

It was a very good day for Terenure at the Tullamore Athletic Stadium!

TERENURE COLLEGE RUN

THE FINAL

Wednesday, 6th of May 2009

OVERALL WINNER

Robert Duke (6th Year) - 4 Minutes and 29 Seconds

2nd Place
Jack McLoughlin (4th Year) - 4 Minutes and 30 Seconds

3rd Place
Salim Sebaoui (5th Year) - 4 Minutes and 36 Seconds

FASTEST MAN IN YOUR YEAR ...

BADMINTON ...
The All-Ireland Badminton Finals were held in Gormanston College on Saturday March 28th. It was on outstanding day for us, both for the excitement of close matches and from the standard of our play. In a full day of excitement Terenure College emerged with a first place in Ireland Under 16’s. Also in the Under 14’s Division 1 final our boys came runners-up. The boys put in a lot of extra training to reached this major event.

Our U14a Team Division 1 – Robbie Neill, Niall Reynolds, Paraic Rowan and Conor Doyle won (5-1) against Royal & Prior (Ulster). However, they were unlucky as they were edged out by Friends, Lisburn in the last game. Friends proved a little too strong for them. Second in Ireland! Well done lads! Last year Robbie was on the successful U14 team in the All-Ireland Finals. With one Gold and one silver All-Ireland medals to date– not bad in your second year in the College.

In the U16 Division 1 Section - Adam Jermyn, Graham Doyle, Rory Curry, Jack Lawler and Mark Lavelle entered the competition as Provincial Champions, they beat Carrigaline Community school (Munster) (6 – 0) in the opening match. In the second and final game all players took on Friends (Lisburn). They played excellent games which led the team to glory with a comprehensive (5- 1) win to secure the All-Ireland Title.

Last year Adam, Graham and Rory were runners-up against Friends in the U16’s All-Ireland finals. Adam and Rory have accumulated two Gold and one Silver medals in their four years here in the College, Graham with 2 Gold and one Silver in his three years, Jack and Mark with 2 Gold All-Ireland Medals in their two years. All the players are looking very hopeful for the future.

A big thank you to Margaret Cox, Manager of our Badminton Teams, for all her work throughout the year. Also to our Coaches, Mike Adams and Mark Topping and to Ms. Corinna O’Donoghue and all who worked for this success including parents and teachers.

CUP MATCH SEASON ....

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Sunday, 22nd of March 2009 at 3.00 p.m.

* Final of Leinster Schools Junior Cup Championship *

Congratulations to our Junior Cup Team on their victory in the Leinster Schools Junior Cup Competition. 

It was a wonderful Cup Season with 8 enthralling Cup Matches. Great skill, lots of good rugby, and impressive strength of character. Memories that will last a long time .. poignant moments of a school community united in grief. The fantastic atmosphere of the Senior Final in the RDS. A wonderfully talented team that gave their all for Terenure, played great matches and made us very proud. A week later a Junior Final with a team that had an extra ordinary commitment to sticking to what is right, to doing what is hard, to keeping on working even when there did not seem to be much hope, when it was not possible to see where hope could come from. The last minute counterattack and try against Belvedere in a match that was lost, the very last minute counterattack and try against Blackrock in a match that was definitely lost, the incredible defence in the 1st half against St. Michaels that could not hold, but did.  For adults it would have been impressive, but for 13, 14 and 15 year olds in was unbelievable. The support at all matches was magnificent with a squad of Cheerleaders who were probably the best and most enthusiastic that we have had for a long time. Supporter who never gave up believing that Yes we can! Joy unconfined in the stand in Donnybrook as the Junior Cup was presented to the College after a 20 year wait. A wonderful season!

Well done to our Senior Cup Team on their wonderful performance in this Year's Leinster Schools Senior Cup Final. There was a fantastic atmosphere on St. Patrick's Day for the Senior Final in the RDS. A wonderfully talented team that gave their all for Terenure, played great matches and made us very proud.

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SECOND TERM SPORTS NEWS 2008/2009

The Terenure College team of Cian Murphy, Finbarr McTeirnan, Ciaran Rogers and Salim Sebaoui have topped their recent victories in the Leinster Schools Swimming Championship with a win at last weekends Irish Schools Swimming Championships in the National Aquatic Centre. Against stiff competition, they took home the trophy for the medley relay event to Terenure College and also achieved a bronze in the freestyle relay event.

Congratulations to our Senior Cup Team who beat Castleknock College in the first round of the Leinster Schools Senior Cup Championship on Sunday, 1st of February in Donnybrook.

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Our Senior Cup Team meet Clongowes Wood College in the next round on Tuesday, 10th of February in Donnybrook at 3.00 p.m.

Please click here for photographs from the Terenure Castleknock College match...

Congratulations to Cian Murphy (6th Year), Finbarr McTiernan (6th Year), Salim Sebaoui (5th Year) and Ciaran Rogers (6th Year) who represented Terenure College in the Leinster Schools Swimming Championship held in the National Aquatic Centre on Sunday, 11th of January 2009. The team won 1st Place in both the Individual Medley and the Freestyle Senior Relay event bringing home 2 Cups to Terenure College. Well done lads!

FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2008/2009

Congratulations to Evan Flynn (5Y - Junior School) who won the Dublin Cross Country Under 12 in St. Ann's Park, Raheny on the 2nd of November 2008.

Evan now qualifies for the All-Ireland Final at the end of November in Tramore. Best of luck Evan!

Congrats to Paul Reynolds (4Y) on winning the Under 11 Badminton Championships at the Sligo Open.

THIRD TERM SPORTS NEWS 2007/2008

ATHLETICS: Well done to Cian Pierce on his All Ireland Gold Medal in the 4 x 200 mtr Indoor Relay with Dundrum Athletic Club.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ...

PETER HYLAND (5X) and DONOGH LANE (5X) who came 5th overall in the Leinster Orienteering Championships on the 6th of April. Congratulations also to LARRY CUMMINS (6Y) and BILL CASS (6X) who came 6th overall.

RONAN BURKE (6th Year) on his full Golf Scholarship to Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina, USA.

SECOND TERM SPORTS NEWS 2007/2008

BADMINTON - UNDER 19 LEINSTER CHAMPIONS

Congratulations to the Under 19A Badminton Team of Daniel Sinnott, John Halligan, Ronan McDonagh and Ciarán Rogers who won the Under 19 Leinster Championship on Tuesday, 22nd of January in Baldoyle.

They are now through to the All Ireland Finals to be held in March. Congratulations and best of luck!

KAYAKING
Congratulations to David O’Reilly (5th Year) on his selection to the Irish Junior Freestyle Kayaking Team. David will compete in the European Championship in Galicia in July 2008.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ....

Philip Smith, Colin Jones, Niall Lalor and Andrew Donoghue – all on the Templeogue Synge Street Under 14 Team that won the Dublin Feile.
Barry Mullin and Eoghan O’Neill on the Faugh’s Under 15 Hurling Team – The Dublin Champions!

Gavin Kelly (3rd Year) – 3rd in the Under 16 Irish Downhill Mountain Biking Championship.

Seanán O’Riordan – an impressive 16th in the World Junior Downhill Mountain Biking Championship in Scotland last September.

Seán Wall (4th Year) on his selection to the Dublin Cross Country Team before Christmas.

Tiarnán Creagh (1.2) – on his selection to the Irish U.13 Handball Team who travelled to Germany before Christmas.

BEN McENTEE (1-4) represented Dublin Colleges in Under-14 Cross-Country.

LLOYD MASSEY (6th Year) represented Ireland in Indoor Soccer at the recent FUTSAL Tournament in Barcelona Lloyd has also recently travelled to Portugal for a European Competition.

DAVID DOYLE (3-3) selected for Under-15 Gaelic Football for Dublin.

JAMES ROCHE (1-5) scored the winning point for Ballyboden in the recent Under 14 Feile Hurling game versus St.Brigid’s.

CIARAN ROGERS (5th Year) represented Leinster at Under 19 Squash.

BEN McENTEE, JORDAN LYNCH, DAVID CONNOLLY, ADAM HOGAN, RUAIRI CARROLL, EOIN HADDOCK, STEPHEN CAFFREY and PATRICK THORNTON (1st Year) – West Leinster Cross Country Minor Winners in the Phoenix Park last January.

FINBARR McTIERNAN who came 5th in the Backstroke in the Irish Schools Swimming Competition held in Galway on the 8th February.

GAVIN CARROLL (3.5) Under 16 Irish Downhill Mountain Biking Champion! Gavin was also on the Irish Under 16 Mountain Biking Team who finished 6th in the Downhill Mountain Biking Championship in Portugal last March.

FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2007/2008

CROSS COUNTRY

Congratulations to Evan Flynn of 4Y (Junior School) who came 12th in the National Cross Country Under
11 boys in Dungarvan yesterday.

Evan got an all Ireland Medal and was the first boy from Dublin to cross the line. There were 160 boys in the race.

Well done Evan!

ATHLETICS:
Congratulations to Cian Pierce (3.1) on his Gold Medal in the All–Ireland Under 16 4 x 100m Relay during the Summer, running with Dundum Athletic’s Club.

CLASH OF THE ASH !
Our Under 16 Junior Hurling team are competing in the Dublin Schools Competition at the moment and have just qualified for the Quarter-Final. Hurling Training takes place every Monday lunchtime.

THIRD TERM SPORTS NEWS 2006/2007

BADMINTON
Over 40 schools and approximately 170 students travelled to Gormanston College to play for the 12 titles at the All-Ireland Schools Badminton Finals. A great day of competitive Badminton was duly provided in fine sporting fashion and various supporters’ cheering on their own school.

Our U14A Team Division I - Graham Doyle, Rory Curry (Captain), Adam Jermyn and Cian Donnelly fought hard in their matches to take First Prize. The boys  drew  (3 -3) against Ulster -R.B.A.I. but won on points 162 – 142 in the opening match and then took on  Munster’s, High School, Clonmel. This was a really exciting nail biting game. The boys continued to play excellent Badminton throughout to secure an All-Ireland Title for the College in this Division.

Not to be out done, the U19 Division II - Robert Coleman and his team mates, Daniel Sinnott, Ronan McDonagh and John Halligan gave Terenure College a second All-Ireland Title. Entering the competition as Provincial Champions, the boys beat Munster’s High School, Clonmel 4-2 in their opening match and then took on Connacht’s Carrigallen CS  (6-0). Continuing their excellent Badminton throughout, Captain Robert Coleman led his team to glory with a comprehensive 5-1 defeat of the Ulster’s, R.B.A.I team to secure an All-Ireland title.

* This is the first time both of these Cups have been won by Terenure College. Well Done lads!

Under 15 Leinster Squad Players this year are Adam Jermyn, Rory Curry, Graham Doyle and Diarmuid Cox. Congratulations to Adam, Graham and Diarmuid for representing Leinster in the Under 15 Celtic Challenge held in Lisburn.

GOLF NEWS
Congratulations to Ronan Burke (Fifth Year) who was selected on the Leinster Team in November. Ronan played on the Leinster team that went on to beat Ulster 4½ to 3½. Ronan also came 6th at the Nissan Irish Boys Competition in Kinsale Golf Club. He was also awarded “Best Leinster Player” and came 2nd in the Under 17 Category. A very impressive display overall !!

SENIOR GOLF – Congratulations to Jonathan Webster, Conor Croke and Darragh Crowley who qualified for the Leinster Golf Final at Millicent Golf Club in March. On a tough and demanding course, the lads played very well and finished in very credible Third Place.

ATHLETICS
Well done to Cian Pierce (2.1) who, in February, took part in an International Athletics Meeting in Scotland. Cian came 3rd overall in the 200m Race with a time of 24.9 seconds. He then went on to win his 60m Heat in 2.71 seconds which qualified him for the Semi-Final.

SECOND TERM SPORTS NEWS 2006/2007

HURLING
Congratulations to … Luke Hughes, Niall Beagan, Mark Gilroy and Shane Faughnan who were on the Faughs Under-13 team that won the Dublin Championship.
Cathal Regan (1st Year) was on the Dublin U-13 Hurling team and to Peter Buckeridge (5th Year) on the Dublin Minor Hurling Team.

GAELIC FOOTBALL
Well done ... Colm O’Donoghue, Cian O’Sullivan, Nicky Moore, Andrew Donohoe, Niall Lalor and  Philip Smith (1st Year) were on the Templeogue/Synge Street Football Team that won the Dublin Championship.

DILLON RYAN (3rd Year) is on the Ballyboden Under-15 Gaelic team who won the County Dublin Championship.

Conor Madden (1st Year) won the Kildare Under-13 Championship with Commercials.

Ciaran Quigley and David Doyle (2nd Year) are on the Dublin Under-13 Gaelic team.

CROSS COUNTRY & ATHLETICS
On Thursday, 25th of January 2007 in the Phoenix Park, our Second Year Team won the West Leinster Junior Cross Country. Congratulations to Colm Rowan (4th), Ross Manning (6th), Billy Twomey (9th) and Jack McLoughlin (16th) with an impressive total of 35 points. They were ably supported by Robbie Rumley, Dylan Flynn, Daniel Price and David McBride.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ……
 Colin Jones (1st Year) won the Under-14s Championship in Templeogue Tennis Club.
 Jite Birhire (1st Year) won the Under-11 South Dublin Soccer Cup with Firhouse.
 Karl Corbett & Carl Gibney (1st Year) played Soccer for Dublin Under-12s.
 Carl Kinsella (2nd Year) was on the Dublin Development Soccer Squad.
 Ruairí Roantree (1st Year) won the European Topper Championship on Blessington Lake.
 Hosam Moustafa (2nd Year) is three-time All-Ireland Schoolboy Heavyweight Boxing Champion.
 Paul Ennis (6th Year) won the Dublin Senior Snooker Championship.
 Robert McGowan (4th Year) formed the Terenure Tigers Under-16 Soccer team.
 Emmett Feeley (5th Year) is on the Elite Irish Rowing Squad.
 Cronan Creagh (3rd Year) won 2 Gold Medals at the Philadelphia World Kempo Championships.
 Gavin Carroll & Gavin Kelly (2nd Year) highly-placed  in the Under-14 National Mountain-Bike Championship.
 Seanan O’Riordan (4th Year) was 2nd in the Under-18 National Mountain-Bike Championship.

FIRST TERM SPORTS NEWS 2006/2007

KAYAKING & ROWING
In Kayaking, Kevin Niland (6th Year) achieved a personal best time when representing Ireland at the European Under 18 Championship in Nottingham last June.

Emmet Feeley (5th Year) achieved two second places in the All Ireland U.18 Rowing Championships in Inniscarra, Co. Cork in July. Emmet has also been selected for trials with the Irish U.18 Squad.

GOLF
Congratulations to Conor Croke (Third Year) who recently won the Net Prize in the Dublin Boys U.17, played at the Grange Golf Club. Conor with an 11 handicap, posted rounds of 81 and 78 gross over the two rounds. Very impressive indeed! Well done Conor!