SPAR5s National titles claimed at Aviva Stadium
Thursday, May 12, 2016
The SPAR FAI Primary School 5s programme for 2016 came to a pulsating conclusion in the Aviva Stadium, Dublin yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, May 11)
The ‘A’ Cup honours went to Scoil Choilmcille, Mount Hanover, Duleek, Meath who finished five points ahead of second placed Croom NS, Limerick with maximum points from all three games.
Player of the Tournament Alan Bowden hit all five goals as they powered past Munster Champions Croom in their opening game. While Bowden netted four more in their 5-3 win over Scoil An Choimin, Lifford to guarantee them top spot with a game still remaining.
Scoil Choilmcille then finished in style to come from a goal down in their final game against Carn NS, Gurteen, Sligo and claim a 2-1 win and the ‘A’ Cup honours.
The Girls ‘A’ Cup went to Ardnagrath NS, Athlone who edged out Thomastown NS, Tipperary by a single point in the final table.
In their opening game St. Joseph’s NS had shaded a tight first half to lead by 1-0 at the break with the goal coming direct from Lucy Tierney’s corner kick. Maria Farrell levelled for Ardnagrath as they hit back midway into the second half to give them a point.
Two goals in either half saw Ardnagrath claim a convincing 4-0 win over Cavan’s Scoil Mhuire, Lacken in their second outing with the goals coming from Orlaith Craven, Holly Keenan, Maria Farrell and Bea Drummond.
While in a thrilling finale they edged out Thomastown 3-2 to take the honours.
The Athlone side needed a win in their final game to top the section while a draw would have been enough for Thomastown to win out. A last minute strike from Bea Drummond gave Ardnagrath the victory after two earlier goals from Maria Farrell and one each from Thomastown’s Kate Flannery and Fiona Tuohy had left the side’s level going into the final minutes.
The Tipp ladies at Thomastown NS had cause for celebration when the talented Emer McCarthy was announced as Player of the Tournament for that category.
The ‘B’ Cup was claimed by Killeeneen NS, Craughwell, Galway who came from a goal down to beat Dean Kelly NS, Athlone 3-1 in their opening fixture.
Sam O’Neill then hit a hat-trick to follow up an earlier Adam O’Neill opener as they accounted Gaelscoil Bhríde, Durlas Éile of Tipperary 4-1 in their second game.
Killeeneen completed a successful day with a 4-2 win over St. Michael’s NS, Cootehill to finish top of the section two points ahead of second placed Gaelscoil Bhríde Durlas Éile.
Young starlet Darragh Stáicliúm, Gaelscoil Bhríde, Durlas Éile, Tipperary was up at the winners podium when he was announced as Player of the Tournament. A worthy recipient with his outstanding display all afternoon for his School.
The Girls ‘B’ Cup was won by Dromtrasna NS, Abbeyfeale, Limerick after they finished a point in front of Claregalway NS despite suffering a heavy 5-0 defeat to the Galway side earlier in the competition.
The Player of the Tournament was issued to Kate Slevin, Claregalway NS, Galway, the youngster was on top form for the runners up in this exciting grouping.
Dunboyne Senior Primary School came out on top in the ‘C’ Cup with a better goal difference over St. Patrick’s NS, Lombard St. of Galway after both sides had finished on seven points from three games. It was a pulsating section which went down to the wire.
Edric Opoku, St. Patrick’s BNS, Lombard Street, Galway has cause for celebration when he was called up to collect his Player of the Tournament accolade, a marvellous achievement for this top class footballer
While St. Fiacc’s NS ,Graiguecullen, Carlow took the Girls ‘C’ Cup title with maximum points from their three games to finish three points ahead of Scoil Chaitríona, Renmore.
The impressive Emilia Koziel, Scoil Chaitríona, Renmore, Galway was crowned Player of the Tournament in this category.
SPAR FAI Primary School 5s National Finals 2016 RESULTS:
‘A’ Schools Cup:
Winner: Scoil Choilmcille, Mount Hanover, Duleek, Meath (Leinster)
Runner Up: Croom NS, Limerick (Munster)
Third: Scoil An Choimín, Lifford, Donegal (Ulster)
Fourth: Carn NS, Gurteen, Sligo (Connacht)
Player of the Tournament: Alan Bowden, Scoil Choilmcille, Mount Hanover
Girls ‘A’ Schools Cup:
Winner: Ardnagrath NS, Athlone, Westmeath (Leinster)
Runner Up: Thomastown NS, Tipperary (Munster)
Third: St. Joseph’s NS, Woodford, Galway (Connacht)
Fourth: Scoil Mhuire, Lacken, Cavan (Ulster)
Player of the Tournament: Emer McCarthy, Thomastown NS, Tipperary
‘B’ Schools Cup:
Winner: Killeeneen NS, Craughwell, Galway (Connacht)
Runner Up: Gaelscoil Bhríde, Durlas Éile, Tipperary (Munster)
Third: St. Michael’s NS, Cootehill, Cavan (Ulster)
Fourth: Dean Kelly NS, Athlone, Westmeath (Leinster)
Player of the Tournament: Darragh Stáicliúm, Gaelscoil Bhríde, Durlas Éile, Tipperary
Girls ‘B’ Schools Cup:
Winner: Dromtrasna NS, Abbeyfeale, Limerick (Munster)
Runner Up: Claregalway NS, Galway (Connacht)
Third: St. Colman’s NS, Mucklagh, Offaly (Leinster)
Fourth: St. Oran’s NS, Cockhill, Inishowen (Ulster)
Player of the Tournament: Kate Slevin, Claregalway NS, Galway
‘C’ Schools Cup:
Winner: Dunboyne SPS, Meath (Leinster)
Runner Up: St. Patrick’s BNS, Lombard Street, Galway (Connacht)
Third: St. Patrick’s BNS, Lurgybrack, Donegal (Ulster)
Fourth: Scoil Naomh Iosaf, Riverstown, Cork (Munster)
Player of the Tournament: Edric Opoku, St. Patrick’s BNS, Lombard Street, Galway
Girls ‘C’ Schools Cup:
Winner: St. Fiacc’s NS, Graiguecullen, Carlow (Leinster)
Runner Up: Scoil Chaitríona, Renmore, Galway (Connacht)
Third: Scoil Íosagáín, Buncrana, Inishowen (Ulster)
Fourth: Scoil Niocláis, Frankfield, Cork (Munster)
Player of the Tournament: Emilia Koziel, Scoil Chaitríona, Renmore, Galway
MATCH BY MATCH SUMMARY
‘A’ Schools Cup:
SCOIL CHOILMCILLE MOUNT HANOVER 5
CROOM NS LIMERICK 2
Five goals from Scoil Choilmcille’s Alan Bowden was the highlight of this thrilling game. Croom recovered from a nervous start to level at 2-2 with the goals coming from Cian Fitzgerald but Choilmcille’s proved the stronger after that coming away with a 5-2 victory.
SCOIL AN CHOIMÍN LIFFORD 1
CARN NS GURTEEN 1
Dylan Walsh had Carn in front with an early goal but Scoil An Choimín recovered in fine style to equalise through Luke Mag Fhloinn.
SCOIL CHOILMCILLE MOUNT HANOVER 5
SCOIL AN CHOIMÍN LIFFORD 3
Alan Bowden was the star of the show with four of the goals to give Scoil Choilmcille all three points and put them into an unbeatable position to claim the ‘A’ Cup honours with a game still to play. Conor McQuail Leech added the fifth Choilmcille’s goal while Luke Mag Fhloinn, Daniel O’Meartrhaire and Ross O’Brollachain were the Scoil An Choimin scorers.
CROOM NS LIMERICK 4
CARN NS GURTEEN 1
Leon Kirrane inspired Croom to a comfortable 4-1 win over Carn NS. Jake O’Connell grabbed two goals and Cian Fitzgerald and Kirrane completed the total while the hard working Dylan Walsh was the Carn goal scorer.
SCOIL CHOILMCILLE MOUNT HANOVER 2
CARN NS GURTEEN 1
Scoil Choilmcille came from a goal down against Carn NS to claim the win and the ‘A’ Cup honours. Dylan Walsh was on hand for the Sligo lads to slot home but it wasn’t enough to keep the Meath men at bay.
CROOM NS LIMERICK 4
SCOIL AN CHOIMIN LIFFORD 4
Cian Fitzgerald was excellent in this encounter, dribbling past two defenders to score a brace for Croom. His colleague Leon Kirrane was on fire too with a double for the Limerick lads. The Lifford starlet Luke Mag Fhloinn was a whirlwind with four goals for his side in a pulsating tie.
‘B’ Schools Cup:
GAELSCOIL BHRIDE DURIAS EILE 3
ST. MICHAEL’S NS COOTEHILL 2
A last minute goal from Darragh Stáicliúm gave Gaelscoil Bhríde a narrow win. Danny O’Treasaigh put them into an early lead and Stáicliúm added a second before Christian Hennessy pulled a goal back for St. Michael’s by the break. Senan Mullen equalised in the second half and the game looked like ending in draw until Stáicliúm hit the late winner.
KILLEENEEN NS CRAUGHWELL 3
DEAN KELLY NS ATHLONE 1
Sandro Da Costa had Dean Kelly NS in front before Alex Haugh headed Killeeneen level to set up a grand stand finish that saw Killeeneen pull away to secure the win with goals from a Dara Sheeran penalty and Adam White.
GAELSCOIL BHRIDE DURIAS EILE 2
KILLEENEEN NS CRAUGHWELL 4
Sam O’Neill with a hat-trick followed up an earlier Adam O’Neill opener to give Killeeneen NS a deserved 4-1 win over Gaelscoil Bhride. Lorcan O’Caimin from the penalty spot and Darragh Stáicliúm replied for Gaelscoil Bhríde.
ST MICHAEL’S NS COOTEHILL 4
DEAN KELLY NS ATHLONE 3
St. Michael’s just managed to get past Dean Kelly NS by the odd goal in seven. Christian Hennessy, Callum O’Reilly, Kian Cooper and Senan Mullen were on target for the Cootehill side while two goals from Sandro Da Costa and a Brooklyn Lowsbridge strike made up the Dean Kelly total.
GAELSCOIL BHRIDE DURIAS EILE 3
DEAN KELLY NS ATHLONE 2
Darragh Staiclium, Eoin O’Coscair and Eoin O’Cradóg all got on the score sheet for Gaelscoil in this encounter against the Athlone outfit.
ST MICHAEL’S NS COOTEHILL 2
KILLEENEEN NS CRAUGHWELL 4
Killeeneen took the honours in the ‘B’ Cup with a hard fought win over St. Michael’s to top the group with maximum points from their three games. Adam White scored a brace, one from the penalty spot as Sam O’Neill and Ben Lalor also got on the score sheet.
Girls ‘A’ Schools Cup:
ST JOSEPH’S NS WOODFORD 1
ARDNAGRATH NS ATHLONE 1
St. Joseph’s edged a tight first half to lead by 1-0 at the break with the goal coming direct from Lucy Tierney’s well delivered corner kick. Maria Farrell levelled for Ardnagrath with a brilliant strike from outside the box midway into the second half.
THOMASTOWN NS TIPPERARY 3
SCOIL MHUIRE LACKEN 0
Thomastown were in front early and lead 3-0 at the break with goals from Kate Flannery, Emer McCarthy and Fiona Tuohy. Scoil Mhuire had the better of the second half but failed to make any impression on a strong Thomastown defence.
ST. JOSEPH’S NS WOODFORD 1
THOMASTOWN NS TIPPERARY 3
After an even first half with goals from Lucy Tierney for St. Joseph’s and Thomastown’s Kate Flannery the sides were level at the break. The Tipperary side then pulled away after the break to finish up 3-1 winners with Emer McCarthy and an og the scorers.
ARDNAGRATH NS ATHLONE 4
SCOIL MHUIRE LACKEN 0
Two goals in either half saw Ardnagrath power to a convincing 4-0 win over Scoil Mhuire with the goals coming from Orlaith Craven, Holly Keenan, Maria Farrell and Bea Drummond.
ST. JOSEPH’S NS WOODFORD 6
SCOIL MHUIRE LACKEN 1
Lucy Tierney hit four goals and Ruth Hanbury netted a brace as St. Joseph’s were comfortable winners over Scoil Mhuire, Lacken. Roisin Galligan netted the only score for the Cavan School.
ARDNAGRATH NS ATHLONE 3
THOMASTOWN NS TIPPERARY 2
A thrilling finale to the Girls ‘A’ Cup saw Ardnagrath edge out Thomastown to take the honours. The Athlone side needed a win in their final game to top the section while a draw would have been enough for Thomastown to win out. A last minute strike from Bea Drummond gave Ardnagrath the victory after two earlier goals from Maria Farrell and one each from Thomastown’s Kate Flannery and Fiona Tuohy had left the side’s level going into the final minutes.
Girls ‘B’ Schools Cup:
ST. COLMAN’S NS MUCKLAGH 0
DROMTRASNA NS ABBEYFEALE 1
Chloe Brosnahan’s first half strike was enough to see Dromtrasna get the win in a tight end to end affair that could have gone either way.
ST. ORAN’S NS COCKHILL 1
CLAREGALWAY NS GALWAY 1
Emma Slevin had Claregalway in front and they looked well in control but a brilliant goal from Aoife Gallanagh gave St. Oran’s a deserved draw.
ST. COLMAN’S NS MUCKLAGH 1
ST. ORAN’S NS COCKHILL 0
Emma Glavin scored the only goal in the opening half to give St Colman’s all three points in a tightly contested affair. St Oran’s pressed strongly for an equalisre but were denied by some brilliant saves from St Colman’s ‘keeper Ciara Glackin.
DROMTRASNA NS ABBEYFEALE 0
CLAREGALWAY NS GALWAY 5
A hat trick from Kate Slevin and two more goals from Sharron Brennan gave Claregalway a comfortable win over Dromtrasna to keep them well on track for the honours.
ST. COLMAN’S NS MUCKLAGH 1
CLAREGALWAY NS GALWAY 1
A draw wasn’t enough to give Claregalway honours in the Girls ‘B’ as they failed to pip winners Dromtrasna to top spot. Ava Dolan put St. Colman’s in front and Shauna Brennan hit the equaliser but the Galway side failed to grab a winner.
DROMTRASNA NS ABBEYFEALE 3
ST. ORAN’S NS COCKHILL 0
Dromtrasna NS came out on top of the Girls ‘B’ division with this 3-0 win over St. Oran’s. Kate Scannell grabbed a brace and Chloe Brosnan added the third for the Abbeyfeale side to put them a point ahead of second placed Claregalway NS.
‘C’ Schools Cup:
ST. PATRICK’S BNS LURGYBRACK 1
ST. PATRICK’S BNS GALWAY 2
St. Patrick’s Galway came from behind to claim the win with goals from Edric Opoku and Joshua Keeya after Nathan Plumb had given Lurgybrack St. Patrick’s an early lead.
DUNBOYNE SPS 5
SCOIL NAOMH IOSAF RIVERSTOWN 2
A first half hat-trick from Roland Banya with Tommy Lonergan grabbing two more had Dunboyne well in control. Alex Healy Byrne got Scoil Naomh Iosaf back in contention with two second half goals but they failed to claw back the deficit.
ST. PATRICK’S BNS LURGYBRACK 2
DUNBOYNE SPS 5
A hat-trick from Dunboyne skipper Roland Banya and a brace from Tommy Lonergan saw off the stiff challenge of St. Patrick’s Lurgybrack. Adam Murphy and David Boyle were the St. Partrick’s scorers.
ST. PATRICK’S BNS GALWAY 2
SCOIL NAOMH IOSAF RIVERSTOWN 0
A goal in each half from Joshua Keegan and Edric Opoku proved enough to see St. Patrick’s BNS past Scoil Naomh Iosaf in a keenly contested game.
ST. PATRICK’S BNS LURGYBRACK 3
SCOIL NAOMH IOSAF RIVERSTOWN 1
ST. PATRICK’S BNS GALWAY 3
DUNBOYNE SPS 3
Dunboyne edged out St. Patrick’s BNS for the top honours in the ‘C’ Cup on goal difference when a hat-trick from St. Patrick’s Edric Opoku was matched by a goal apiece from Roland Banya, Simon Cunningham and Tommy Lonergan in this six goal thriller. Both sides had finished level on seven points but a three goal difference in favour of the Meath School gave them the top spot.
Girls ‘C’ Schools Cup:
SCOIL NIOCLAIS FRANKFIELD 0
SCOIL IOSAGAIN BUNCRANA 1
A Jodie Loughrey goal for Scoil Iosagain settled this game between two evenly matched sides. Scoil Nioclais missed a golden opportunity to go ahead but failed to convert a penalty kick.
SCOIL CHAITRIONA RENMORE 0
ST FIACC’S GRAIGUECULLEN 5
St Fiacc’s proved the stronger side and ran out comfortable 5-0 winners over out of luck Scoil Chaitriona with the goals coming from Kate McDonald (2), Kelly O’Neill, Grace Cullen and Emma Walker.
SCOIL NIOCLAIS FRANKFIELD 3
SCOIL CHAITRIONA RENMORE 4
Scoil Chaitriona’s Emila Koziel had a major influence on the game as her side managed to edge out Scoil Nioclais on 4-3 score-line. Koziel netted two of their goals and Ella Gilmore added two more as the Galway side finished on top. Meabh Twohig, Katie McCarthy and Abbey Murphy netted for Scoil Nioclais.
SCOIL IOSAGAIN BUNCRANA 1
ST. FIACC’S GRAIGUECULLEN 3
St. Fiacc’s win guarantees them the Girls ‘C’ Cup honours with a game still to play. Scoil Iosagain went ahead through a Jodie Loughrey early goal but the Carlow side responded in fine style to power in front with two goals from Emma Walker and one from Kelly O’Neill to claim all three points.
SCOIL NIOCLAIS FRANKFIELD 1
ST FIACC’S GRAIGUECULLEN 2
Girls ‘C’ Cup winners St. Fiacc’s completed a successful tournament with a 2-1 win over Scoil Nioclais to finish up with full points from their three games. Emma Walker and Kelly O’Neill got their goals scoring one in each half while Katie McCarthy replied for St. Nioclais.
SCOIL IOSAGAIN BUNCRANA 1
SCOIL CHAITRIONA RENMORE 3
Emilia Koziel hit two goals and Ella Gilmore added a third to give Scoil Chaitriona a comfortable 3-1 win over Scoil Iosagain and runners up spot behind winners St. Fiacc’s in Girls ‘C’ Cup. While Kerri Langley was on target for the Buncrana School.
SQUAD LISTS
SPAR Cup ‘A’ (Small schools, mixed/boys)
Scoil an Choimín, Lifford, Donegal: Luke Mag Fhloinn, Josh O’Brollacháin, Niall O’Dochartaigh, Daniel O’Meanthaile, James O’Cnaimshí, Ross O’Brollacháin, James Mag Fhloinn, Cormac O’Cnaimhsí
Muniteoir: Laura Ní Ghallachóir & Jackie O’Meara
Carn NS, Gurteen, Sligo: Matthew Tansey, Dylan Walsh, Marcus Flynn, Josh O’Reardon, Padraig Taheny, Jamie McCoy, Conor Walsh, Billy Flynn
Teachers: Orlaith Reynolds & Stephen McCoy
Scoil Choilmcille, Mount Hanover, Duleek, Meath: Seán McQuail, Conor McQuail Leech, Lucas McKeen, Adam Kelly (Captain), Alan Bowden, Tom Bowden, Dylan Collins, Taigue Donagh
Teachers: Enda Ruddy & Mary Kennedy
Croom NS, Limerick: Kyle Hayes, Cian Fitzgerald, Deimentas Grismanauskas, Jake O’Connell, Leon Kirrane, Jake O’Connor, Shane O’Carroll, Aidan Maloney
Teachers: Liam Quirke & Eamonn Sheehy
SPAR Cup Girls ‘A’ (Small schools, girls only)
Scoil Mhuire, Lacken, Cavan: Bonnie McKiernan, Lucy Crowe, Shauna Cronin, Emma Owen Brady, Shauna Macklin, Roisin Galligan, Niamh Cosgrove, Kira Smith
Teachers: Kevin Foley & Brian McKiernan
St. Joseph’s NS, Woodford, Galway: Katie Anna Porter, Ciara Hickey, Caoimhe Hickey, Catherine Hanley, Lucy Tierney, Ruth Hanbury, Jade McNamara, Emily Power
Teachers: Alan Dervan & Liam Tierney
Ardnagrath NS, Athlone, Westmeath: Beatrice Drummond, Holly Keenan, Maria Farrell, Roisín McNamara, Sinead Seery, Chloe Moran, Orlaith Craven, Ellie Temple
Teachers: John Keane & Emmet Keena
Thomastown NS, Tipperary: Sarah O’Donnell, Lucy Fogarty, Kate Flannery, Molly Hogan, Emer McCarthy, Fiona Tuohy, Kate Grogan, Ciara Quirke
Teachers: Siobhán Condon, Emma Rafferty
SPAR Cup ‘B’ (Medium schools, mixed/boys)
St. Michael’s NS, Cootehill, Cavan: Owen Comiskey, Christian Hennessey, Callum O’Reilly, Senan Mullan, Kian Cooper, Rian Delaney, Evan Maguire, Eli Argue
Teachers: Emily Busby & Des O’Connor
Killeeneen NS, Craughwell, Galway: Peter Monaghan, Dara Sheeran, Adam White, Alex Haugh, Ben Lalor, Luke Martyn, Sam O’Neill, Luke Forde
Teachers: Éadaoin O’Callaghan & Heather Cooney
Dean Kelly NS, Athlone, Westmeath: Jake Hourigan, Olabiyi Odekunle, Brooklyn Lowsbridge, Sandro Da Costa, Mark Greene, Jack Kearney, Paul Oliyide, Samuel Osho
Teachers: Shane O’Gorman & Maureen Ryan
Gaelscoil Bhríde, Durlas Éile, Tipperary: Lorcan Ó’Coimín, Eoin Ó’Coscair, Tommy Ó’Meachair, Danny Ó’Treasaigh, Eoin Ó’ Cradóg, Jock Ó’Fógartaigh, Killian Ó’ Reachtaire, Darragh Stáicliúm
Teacher: Labhaoise Ní Chuinneagáin TY Student: Eoin Ryan
SPAR Cup Girls ‘B’ (Medium schools, girls only)
St. Oran’s NS, Cockhill, Inishowen: Molly Boyd, Rebecca Rodgers, Louise Gallanagh, Kelly Fullerton, Leah McDaid, Cora McColgan, Rachel McCallion, Aoife Gallanagh
Teachers: Kathryn Doherty & Shauna McLaughlin
Claregalway NS, Galway: Alanah Griffith, Annagh Moran, Ruby Duggan, Shauna Brennan, Kate Slevin, Caoilthionn O’Dwyer, Emma Slevin, Eatha Brennan
Teachers: Padraic Gallagher & Linda O’Connell
St. Colman’s NS, Mucklagh, Offaly: Ciara Glackin, Lauren Martin, Jessica McDonagh, Ellie Glavin, Emma Glavin, Leah Dunne, Ava Dolan, Angel Daly
Teachers: Lisa Flaherty & Julianne Dullea
Dromtrasna NS, Abbeyfeale, Limerick: Caoimhe Scannell, Ava Horgan, Chloe Brosnahan, Michelle Quirke, Caoimhe Riordan, Leah Donovan, Rachel Murphy, Kara Scannell
Teachers: Mike ‘Foxeen’ Harnett & Kathleen Broderick
SPAR Cup ‘C’ (Large schools, mixed/boys)
St. Patrick’s NS, Lurgybrack, Donegal: Nathan Plumb, Adam Murphy, Josh McCullagh, Jay Maguire, James Gallagher, Harry Winfield, David Boyle, James Donahey
Teacher: Aiden Friel
St. Patrick’s BNS, Lombard Street, Galway: James Egan, Luke O’Gorman, Gary Higgins, Rory O’Brien, Lee Ward, Joshua Keeya, Edric Opoku, Seán Faherty
Teachers: Art Naughton & Tom O’Neill
Dunboyne SPS, Meath: Eoghan McCormack, Simon Cunningham, Dylan Vaughan, Roland Banga, Tommy Lonergan, Daniel Flanagan, Davan Ryan, Jack Brown
Teachers: Brendan Keogh & Willie Lyons
Scoil Naomh Iosaf, Riverstown, Cork: Rory Teahan, James Crowley, Conor Healy, Owen Shanahan, Luke Walsh, Ben Nodwell, Alex Healy Byrne
Teacher: Rory O’Sullivan & John Meade
SPAR Cup Girls ‘C’ (Large schools, girls only)
Scoil Íosagáin, Buncrana, Inishowen: Katelyn Doherty, Aoife McDaid, Amalie Webster, Keri Loughrey, Jodie Loughrey, Connie Doherty, Ciara McGee, Ellen Cleary
Teacher: Conor Delap & Mary Loughrey
Scoil Chaitríona, Renmore, Galway: Kayleigh Mulhall, Katie Ashton, Naomi Sheridan, Ella Gilmore, Emilia Koziel, Aaliyah Clohessy, Jennifer Oji, Katelyn Nolan,
Teachers: Richard Delaney & Louise Byrne
St. Fiacc’s NS, Graiguecullen, Carlow: Georgina McManus, Grace Cullen, Teskira Jimoh, Kate McDonald, Emma Walker, Jasmine Kinsella, Kelly O’Neill, Ellen Redmond
Teachers: Aisling Nolan & Kevin Bohanna
Scoil Niocláis, Frankfield, Cork: Allie Mullins O'Keeffe, Meadhbh Twohig, Katie McCarthy, Caoimhe McCarthy, Hazel Walsh, Ellie O'Mahony, Abbie Murphy, Cerys Lewis
Teachers: Kevin O'Connell & Jonathan Owens
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