Our May National Festival promises to be a busy and fun weekend with finals ranging from Basketball to X Rugby 7's and plenty to do for all the family. We look foward to seeing you there! Find out MORE AT OUR WEBPAGE
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Today marks a significant milestone for Carlow as it proudly becomes home for some of the Cairn Community Games National Festivals until 2028: The Track and Field Finals in Carlow SETU, the Outdoor Teams Finals in Carlow SETU and the Arts and Cultural Weekend in Visual Carlow and on the grounds of St Patrick's College, Carlow College. Amidst the tranquil setting of Delta Sensory Gardens, representatives from Cairn Community Games, SETU, Visual Carlow and Carlow Community Games gathered to unveil Carlow's designation as the host for these three major Festivals a year until 2028. This decision reflects a shared commitment to fostering community engagement and sporting and artistic participation, promising a vibrant platform for celebrating talent and camaraderie. Building upon its legacy of excellence and renowned for its top-notch facilities, South East Technological University (SETU) wil become home to the Athletics and Outdoor Teams National Festival Events. Reflecting on the success of the past year’s events held in SETU Carlow, Gerry McGuiness, President of Cairn Community Games, highlights the August 2024 weekend in SETU as a culmination of achievements and a celebration for all involved. He notes that track events will be once again streamed globally, reaching hundreds of thousands of viewers, enhancing the excitement and excitement of the occasion. David Denieffe, Vice President of SETU Carlow added: “We are delighted that Carlow has once again been chosen as the home for the Cairn Community Games Arts, Athletics and Outdoor Team National Finals. At South East Technological University we have a great relationship with Cairn Community Games and our partners in Carlow. We look forward to the provision of the Outdoor Team and Athletics events on our South Sports Campus and to the best event possible.” The VISUAL Centre for Contemporary Art and George Bernard Shaw Theatre and the grounds of St. Patrick's Carlow College will serve as the vibrant hub for the eagerly anticipated Cairn Community Games Arts and Cultural Weekend. Here, participants from all corners of Ireland will converge to exhibit their talents in various disciplines, promising a spectacle of creativity and artistry in stunning surround and settings! Gerry McGuinness expressed gratitude to the local authorities and venue hosts for their unwavering support, stating, "These partnerships underscore our shared commitment to fostering community spirit. We are thrilled to bring these events to Carlow, providing thousands of children with the opportunity to come together, celebrate, and proudly represent their counties, creating cherished memories for years to come." As Carlow prepares to host these events in 2024, anticipation mounts for a vibrant celebration of talent, sportsmanship, and community spirit. Cairn Community Games offers a diverse array of events to an estimated 160,000 children from across the Republic of Ireland. These events culminate in National Festivals, where approximately 9,000 children will showcase their skills and represent their counties with pride. For more information on how to get involved, visit www.cairncommunitygames.ie Phyllis Farrell, Cairn Community Games Director, Derek Blanche, Events Manager Visual Carlow, Gerry McGuinness, Cairn Community Games President, Emma Lucy O'Brien, CEO Visual Carlow, and front row from left, Michael Walker, SETU Sport, Averil Lawler, Carlow College St Patricks, Paul Doogue, Cairn Community Games Deputy President and Paula Hickey, SETU Sport Our List of Events is ready for DOWNLOAD and print so feel free to use for your Area/County. it's a handy document to refer to if you need to know quickly how many can be on a panel or what are the age categories - and remember, you can can find out your child's eligibility by visiting our Age Calculator. Best of luck to all the children are more importantly we want you to have fun! Download our List of Events for 2024
Fit Foods are thrilled to announce their category partnership with Cairn Community Games as their Official Food Partner. Cairn Community Games promotes active, healthy lifestyles, wellbeing, diversity, and inclusion for families, schools, and communities across Ireland. “It’s a perfect match, as we share the same values and commitment to promoting health and wellbeing in communities across the country” says Gillian Clarke, Marketing Director of Fit Foods. “Fit Foods is proud to fuel the games where we will be offering free Fit Foods’ samples to participants, volunteers, and attendees at Community Games National Final events throughout the year”. The ethos of Fit Foods is ‘Fit for Life’ recognising the busy nature of everyday life, particularly for active families. “We know people are short on time and there’s not always the opportunity to plan healthy meals or to sit together and eat as a family. Far too often, quick and convenient options are the unhealthy route. Our range of ready meals are designed to be easier, healthier, and tastier - high in protein, low in fat and above all convenient - meaning that you can trust that our meals will always taste great and provide a healthier alternative to take-always or other ready meals– especially on the days when you’re short on time”
Gerry McGuiness Cairn Community Games President shared ‘’We are delighted to welcome Fit Foods to the Cairn Community Games family. Our families and volunteers lead very busy lives where time is precious and schedules are packed, so clever convenient nourishment on the go is a win for us’’ David Hoysted CEO of Cairn Community Games also welcomed this new partnership and looks forward to the inclusion of Fit Foods at the upcoming National All Ireland Final events this year. ‘’Through the sampling of products, participants and spectators alike will have the opportunity to experience first-hand the nourishment and sustenance that Fit Foods brings to the table’’ Fit Foods is Ireland’s Number 1 branded ready meal available in most major supermarkets and convenience stores. In recent years, Fit Foods has expanded its offerings to include gut friendly yogurts to high-protein puddings, and even a cook-at home high protein meat range ensuring quick, healthier solutions for every eating occasion. Take a look at our brand new campaign - We''re All In We'll be on TV, Radio and plenty of billboards throughout Irealnd - if you spot us - take a photo and tag us in it and we'll be happy to share on our socials! Hector O’Brien, aged 11, Chief Customer Officer, Bus Éireann, Allen Parker, Alice Kamgang, aged 14, CEO of Community Games, David Hoysted, Pearl O’Brien, aged 13, Amelia Carmody, aged 13, with Marketing and Sponsorships lead Grainne O' Shea and CEO of Cairn Community Games, David Hoysted. Photo: Damien Eagers
Cairn Community Games has a history of connecting communities through a large programme of arts and sporting events for children. Community is very important to Bus Éireann providing connectivity across the island of Ireland, providing bus services to over 90 million passengers in 2023. In renewing our sponsorship of the Games, Bus Éireann is also particularly proud to partner with Cairn, who share the same ambition of increasing participation as well as enhancing diversity and inclusion through the medium of sport and other activities. At the Games, there is something for everyone – no matter the interest, ability, or talent. Bus Éireann’s significant support of the Cairn Community Games is a perfect fit given the company’s strong commitment to sustainability in communities across Ireland. The company is pleased to be involved in the efforts to make this year’s events some of the best so far – highlighting our shared goal of developing healthy lifestyles in a safe and fun environment. Gerry McGuinness President of Cairn Community Games said: “We are delighted to see TFI and Bus Eireann return as official Travel Partner to Cairn Community Games this year. Their commitment to communities all over Ireland sits very well with our own values. Their belief and support in Cairn Community Games is a testament to the wonderful work carried out by our Area’s and volunteers at grass roots level.’’ David Hoysted CEO of Cairn Community Games said: “Communities is at the core of what we deliver so having TFI and Bus Eireann as key partners is very significant. We look forward to working on many key campaigns together enhancing our offering to communities and volunteers throughout the year’’# Allen Parker, Chief Customer Officer, Bus Éireann said: “Bus Éireann is at the heart of communities across the island of Ireland. We are immensely proud to be renewing our sponsorship with Cairn Community Games as official travel partners for the fifth consecutive year. Last year, we transported over 99 million passengers and operated more than 225 million kilometres representing the largest public transport network in the country. We are delighted to renew our partnership with Cairn Community Games and to provide and encourage the use of public transport to the thousands of children and volunteers who participate in the games nationwide.” Cairn Homes plc (“Cairn”), Ireland’s largest home and community builder, is today proud to announce a four-year official partnership and €3 million investment in Community Games, reinforcing the company’s commitment to creating and supporting vibrant, sustainable communities and to playing its part in supporting a thriving Ireland. Community Games is at the heart of communities in Ireland. It provides up to 160,000* young people who take part in the annual games, aged between 6 and 16 years, with the opportunity to develop active and healthy lives in a safe environment through sporting and cultural activities. This ensures there is something for everyone no matter their interest, ability, or talent. Over the course of the four-year partnership, Cairn commits to increasing overall participation in Community Games by 10%. Working with Community Games, Cairn commits to delivering a support programme that enhances the competition and drives participation and awareness. Showcasing the importance and prevalence of Community Games in Ireland, a recent survey* found that 1 in 4 people have taken part in Community Games and 1 in 8 people surveyed claimed to have volunteered. Community Games also has a very proud history of participants with some of the most famous and recognised sportspeople, actors and musicians taking part in Community Games including Saoirse Ronan, Niall Horan, Colin Farrell and Sonia O’Sullivan to name but a few. The recent research* also found that 90% of respondents were positively disposed towards Community Games which included a strong association with bringing communities together. Increasing awareness of Cairn Community Games nationally, and amongst diverse audience groups, will also be a key focus of the partnership, in line with Cairn’s commitment for creating vibrant communities where people thrive. The support programme will include investment in national and local awareness; volunteering Cairn employees’ time across the four-year partnership and various youth development programmes. The partnership will also see Cairn work with Community Games to revive and promote the Culture Corner category to showcase and attract diverse cultures and talents, as well as reviewing and implementing new categories to recognise diverse and emerging talents of children in Ireland. Volunteers are central to the work of Community Games and Cairn will celebrate their role through annual awards, as well as providing support and training to volunteers throughout the year. Speaking about the new partnership between Cairn and Community Games, Michael Stanley, Chief Executive Officer of Cairn said: “We are proud that over 20,000 people now live in the 7,500 Cairn homes we have built to date. Our momentum will deliver another 2,200 homes this year. It is therefore entirely in line with our commitment to build thriving communities, that we are investing in and supporting Cairn Community Games.” “We’re an ideal match. My colleagues and I look forward to working closely with Community Games’ team, the 10,000 volunteers who make the Games happen and, most importantly, the thousands of young people who participate. We will work hard to further increase and broaden participation across all activities over the coming years, so that Cairn Community Games continues to be reflective of the youth of Ireland. We look forward to working with Community Games to build on the lasting legacy and positive impact it has on the people of Ireland since 1967.” Gerry McGuinness, National President of Cairn Community Games said: “We are delighted to announce this significant investment and sponsorship from Cairn which will undoubtedly take Cairn Community Games from strength to strength. In so many respects this is a unique organisation rooted in the commitment and energy of volunteers in so many communities and the enthusiastic participation of young people in a wide range of sporting and cultural activities.” “Given Cairn’s established track record of building communities, our new partnership couldn’t be more apt. We look forward to working with Cairn to attract and engage even more participants from all backgrounds, to enjoy what the Games delivers, year after year” David Hoysted, Chief Executive of Cairn Community Games added: "I am thrilled to extend a warm welcome to our title sponsor , Cairn Homes. Their commitment to the development of sustainable communities where people thrive aligns perfectly with our mission, where community spirit and co-operation is fostered and encouraged. Together, we’ll drive positive change and empower communities to thrive and enable us to innovate and expand our reach. Here’s to a fruitful partnership built on trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to making a difference. Welcome aboard!" Grainne O'Shea, Sponsorship and Marketing Manager, Cairn Commmunity Games said: "From our first discussions with Cairn, the alignment of values and focus for both parties was very evident which is a fundamental part of any partnership and was of the upmost importance to us as an organisation embedded in Irish culture and way of life. The Cairn sponsorship is going to provide Community Games with exceptional exposure, resources and activations so I am very excited for what the future has to hold for all of our children, communities and volunteers and I look forward to working closely with Cairn and their teams in the future." ¹ About Research
Research was conducted by Opinions in October 2023 with a short survey among 1,000 Irish people in the monthly omnibus to gauge awareness, participation, associations and perceptions of the Irish organisation Community Games. 1. CAVAN 2. WATERFORD 3. OFFALY 4. KERRY 5. ROSCOMMON 6. KILDARE 7. LIMERICK 8. KILKENNY 9. MEATH 10. LOUTH 11. MAYO 12. CORK 13. LAOIS 14. CARLOW 15. WEXFORD 16. TIPPERARY 17. LONGFORD 18. LEITRIM 19. SLIGO 20. WICKLOW 21. CLARE 22. GALWAY 23. WESTMEATH 24. MONAGHAN 25. DUBLIN 26. DONEGAL Provincial Draw 2024 Semi-Final 1 Munster V Leinster Semi-Final 2 Ulster V Connaught In the event of only 3 teams being entered from provinces, Munster will be asked to provide their runner up to ensure full participation. The Community Games National Volunteer Awards 2023, held at the Lord Bagenal Inn Hotel in Leighlinbridge, marked a joyous occasion that brought volunteers from across the nation together after a nearly four-year absence. The event was preceded by a successful Annual General Meeting (AGM) earlier that day that witnessed the election of three new directors to the Community Games Board:
The evening was a resounding success, celebrating the contributions of outstanding volunteers and acknowledging the enduring legacy of the organisation. Special guests included; Carlow Cathoirleach Andrea Dalton, TD Jennifer Murnane O’Connor and Mayor of Carlow Municipal District Tom O’Neill. Fiona Kelly Shannon, Training and Development Director, National Volunteer Awards 2023, expressed her heartfelt sentiments: "What an occasion to be part of, to return to honour our National Volunteers after an absence of nearly four years and to be able to meet socially together in the wonderful venue of the Lord Bagenal Hotel in Leighlinbridge." The awards ceremony celebrated the tireless dedication of over 20 county awardees from all corners of Ireland, recognising their exceptional commitment to the Community Games movement. A very Special Recognition Award was presented to the 1970’s Development Committee, consisting of Kathleen O'Sullivan, Josephine Glennon, John McGetrick, Sr. Gabrielle, Maura McMorland, and Maurice Coffey, who were instrumental in turning Joe Connolly's visionary dream into a reality, spreading Community Games into communities nationwide. Gerry McGuinness, President of Community Games, spoke about the significance of the event in light of the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic: "It was great after an enforced break during Covid-19 to get back to the Volunteer Awards and say thank you to those who work hard for the organization week in and week out. We have fantastic volunteers providing activities for 160,000 children across the country, and while we can only reward a few every year, it is important that we take the time to acknowledge their contribution." The success of Saturday's event was made possible by the dedicated team of helpers, including the the current development committee, the board of directors, staff, Carlow Community Games, and the hotel staff, who went above and beyond to ensure the evening's success. The event was expertly hosted by MC Jimmy Connell, also known as Jimmy Jest, who added a touch of humour and warmth to the proceedings. Fiona Kelly Shannon expressed her gratitude, saying, "Thank you to everyone for a great occasion, and we look forward to the next one. It was very special to be part of such a wonderful group of people." The Community Games National Volunteer Awards 2023 was not only a celebration of the present but also an homage to the remarkable history and legacy of the organisation. It underscored the enduring spirit of volunteerism and the enduring impact of the Community Games movement. List of Volunteer Awardees: Carlow : Paul Doogue Cavan: Ann Galligan Clare: Marie Roche Cork: Martina Higgins Dublin: Aine Murray Donegal: Sean McGinley Galway: Michelle Power Kerry: Aeneas O’Leary Kildare: Theresa Harrison Limerick: Noreen O’Dea Longford: Susie Hand Louth: Benny Devlin Mayo: Geraldine Joyce Meath: Eileen Doherty Monaghan: Martin McCabe Offaly: Jude Feehan Sligo: Anthony Leonard Roscommon: Anne Keane Tipperary: Peggy Colville Westmeath: Margaret McDermott Wexford: Geraldine O Brien Wicklow: Tara Lyons
The state of the art Visual Centre and St Patrick’s College in Carlow were transformed into a vibrant hub of creativity, excitement, and fun during the Community Games Arts and Cultural Weekend, held from September 9th to 10th, 2023. With participation of just over 2,000 children, this event set new standards in artistic expression and entertainment for all the family.
Children from all over Ireland converged on Carlow to participate in an extensive range of activities. From creative drawings to soul-stirring singing performances, captivating drama acts to brain-teasing quizzes, and intense chess battles, these young talents left no stone unturned in showcasing their talents. The standard was remarkably high, a true testament to the dedication and talent of our nation's youth.
The festivities extended beyond the indoors, featuring an extravaganza of entertainment that included a lively gig rig, stilt-walkers, mind-bending magic shows, a bustling arts and crafts tent, and face painting. The brilliant Misneach and Buíoch took the stage for live performances over the weekend and the audience gathered under huge stretch safari tents to avoid the hot sun! The wonderful weather provided the perfect backdrop for families and friends to come together and enjoy the weekend to its fullest.
Gerry McGuinness, President of Community Games, expressed his appreciation, stating, "We're overwhelmed by the dedication, passion, and sheer talent displayed by these remarkable children. I had the lucky occasion to take in some of the top-class performances which showcased a level of artistry and sophistication that left me in awe of this new generation. Our gratitude goes out to the amazing volunteers, the incredibly gifted participants, and the unwavering support of Carlow County Council. You've all contributed to making this event a resounding success."
Highlighting the commitment to nurturing young talent, Brown Bag Films, a prestigious award-winning animation studio, conducted two complimentary workshops for budding animators. These workshops offered invaluable insights and hands-on experience, igniting the imaginations of these young creators.
The Community Games Arts and Cultural Weekend in Carlow was not just a competition; it was a celebration of youth, fun, and the creative spirit. It underlined the exceptional talents of young participants and celebrated the joy of coming together as a community to support and appreciate their achievements. For the latest updates and more information about Community Games, please visit www.communitygames.ie and find them on Facebook.
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Gold: Tara Carroll, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Andrew Cunnigham, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Bella Dynan, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Meabh Keiley, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Niamh Mcdaniel, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Ellie Mcloughlin, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Mia Mcloughlin, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Lanah Mcmorrow, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Caoimhe Mcnulty, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Ella Mcnulty, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Eilis Moriarty, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Marie Murphy, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Clare O' Brien, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Eve O' Callaghan, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Heather O' Hara, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Laoise Rattigan, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Ciara Regan, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Hugh Og Slevin, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Ceola Sweeney, Drumcliffe, Sligo Gold: Lily Tolan, Drumcliffe, Sligo Silver: Seodhna Bergin, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Maddie Brady, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Annabelle Butler, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Willon Callaghan, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Walker Cara, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Bronagh Dennehy, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Ellie Fitzsimons, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Hazel Garry, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Eala Harris, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Molly Marie Heavey, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Ruby Hegarty, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Lily Sky Hegerty, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Robin Keogh, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Sarah Looney, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Stella O Brien, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Amy O Connor, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Olivia O Connor, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Abby O Donnell, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Tess O' Shea, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Julia Trojan, St Conleths, Kildare Bronze: Grace Boyd, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Niamh Brennan., Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Gracie May Davis, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Robyn Funcheon, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Kathy Gurn, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Meave Hanratty, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Judy Hughes, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Daithi Lynch, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Rian Lynch, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Reitlin Mc Carthy, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Evie Mae Mccarthy, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Senan Mcshane, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Abi O' Connor, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Liliana Rinkule, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Autumn Smith, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Kelsey Jane Tavey, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Ben Wilson, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Grace Wilson, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Abbie Woods, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Chloe Woods, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Dearbhla Hanratty, Castleblayney, Monaghan 4th: Aoife Carey, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Caoimhe Creighton, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: April Duignan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Emma Flanagan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Jamie Flanagan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Julianne Keaveney, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Rhona Kelleher, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Grace Kenefick, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Isabel Mcgonigle, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Lorcan Mcgovern, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Connie Mcgowan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Martha Mcgowan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Sally Mcgowan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Sarah Mee, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Rebecca O' Connor, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Sadhbh O' Hart, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Darragh Ryan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Eibhin Tiernan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Sarah Wynne, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon Choir U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Faith Campbell, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Isabella Condon, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Clodagh Darby, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Lauren Fennessy, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Jessica Johns, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Emily Killeen, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Grace Killeen, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Aoife Mchugh, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Niamh Mchugh, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Aoibhinn Ni Ainle, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Caoilfhionn Ni Ainle, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Pippa O' Rafferty, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Emily Quinn, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Lexi Quinn, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Nicole Quinn, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Hannah Rudyk, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Eva Sheridan, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Maggie Walsh, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Ella Williamson, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Gold: Hannah Williamson, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Silver: Aoibheann Beirne, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Hannah Bonnici Norton, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Sofia Bonnici Norton, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Eoin Christy, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Liam Christy, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Aoife Conlisk, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Niamh Conlisk, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Seren Gilboy, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Sorcha Gilboy, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Lily Harte, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Lauren Mcgarry, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Robyn Mcgarry, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Erin Mc Guinness, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Rose Morahan, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Ellen Ring, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Faye Shivnen, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Grace Simon, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Laoise Simon, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Laura Simon, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Sarah Stanley, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Faye Shivnan, Ardcarne, Roscommon Silver: Aoibhinn Beirne, Ardcarne, Roscommon Bronze: Anna Brooks, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Bobby Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Keelin Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Nessa Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Sinead Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Roise Gallagher, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Siofra Gallagher, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Owen Griffiths, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Camille Hammond, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Niamh Hoey, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Orla Hoey, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Nina Mccarthy, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Anna-mae Mcgrath, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Ailbhe Murray, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Colm O Gara, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Leah O Reilly, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Sophie O' Donnell, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Leah Quinn, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Meadow Slattery, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Eleanor Ward, Quin-Clooney, Clare Culture Corner U15 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Aoibhionn Dennehy, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Allie Hickey, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Neaveah Kealy, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Isabelle Keilly, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Kevin O Calleigh, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Hannah O Keaffe, St Conleths, Kildare Project U11 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Kirsten Brosnan, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Gold: Teagan Phillips, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Gold: Shauna Sheehy, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Silver: Brendan Gardiner, Ardrahan, Galway Silver: Hugo Whirskey, Ardrahan, Galway Bronze: Conor Hardcastle, Carra, Mayo Bronze: Daisy Hardcastle, Carra, Mayo Bronze: Aiden Kilboyle, Carra, Mayo Bronze: Emma Kilboyle, Carra, Mayo 4th: Jack Mcgowan, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Dara Mcgroarty, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon 4th: Liam Mcgroarty, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon Project U13 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Kate Brosnan, Fossa, Kerry Gold: Sophie Looney, Fossa, Kerry Gold: Allanah O Connor, Fossa, Kerry Gold: Eve O Halloran, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Cian Cunningham, Knockroghery, Roscommon Silver: Eve Lawrence, Knockroghery, Roscommon Silver: Leah Marie Leonard, Knockroghery, Roscommon Bronze: Alexandra Mcdonald, Rosses-Point, Sligo Bronze: Amelia Mcdonald, Rosses-Point, Sligo Bronze: Patrick Scully, Rosses-Point, Sligo Bronze: Floreana Woods, Rosses-Point, Sligo Project U16 Gold: Ellen Burns, Magheracloone, Monaghan Gold: Ava McEvoy, Carrickmacross-Corduff, Monaghan Gold: Edel Corr, Carrickmacross-Corduff, Monaghan Gold: Lucy Ward, Magheracloone, Monaghan Quiz U14 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Ethan Hennessy, Clarinbridge, Galway Gold: Cathal Kelly, Clarinbridge, Galway Gold: Cillian Kerins, Clarinbridge, Galway Gold: Lewis O' Brien, Clarinbridge, Galway Gold: Myles O' Brien, Clarinbridge, Galway Gold: Rhys Whelan, Clarinbridge, Galway Silver: Cora O Sullivan Cora O Sullivan, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Ben Kavanagh, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Beibhinn Kiely, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Cathal O Halloran, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Ben O' Sullivan, Fossa, Kerry Silver: Joe Colgan, Ballyshannon, Donegal Silver: Conor Grimes, Ballyshannon, Donegal Silver: Iarla Hartin, Ballyshannon, Donegal Silver: Alex Hoey, Ballyshannon, Donegal Silver: Cathal Kelly, Ballyshannon, Donegal Silver: Katarzyna Radzik, Ballyshannon, Donegal Bronze: Alannah Collins, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Bronze: Siobhan Crowley, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Bronze: Jack Guthrie, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Bronze: Ava Linnane, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Bronze: Tommy Malone, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Bronze: Ellen O' Leary, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare 4th: Sarah O' Sullivan, Upperchurch-Drombane, Tipperary 4th: Orla Pamplin, Upperchurch-Drombane, Tipperary 4th: John Quinlan, Upperchurch-Drombane, Tipperary 4th: Lara Shanahan, Upperchurch-Drombane, Tipperary Talent - Group Dance Irish Contemporary U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Molly Carey, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gold: Eve Kelly, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gold: Amelia Lawlor, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gold: Lily Moran, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gold: Beibhinn O' Brien, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gold: Leah O' Sullivan, Mullinahone, Tipperary Talent - Group Dance Irish Contemporary U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Emily Finn, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Gold: Sarah Gleeson, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Gold: Siobhan Gleeson, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Gold: Sasha O Keeffe, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Gold: Eve Ryan, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Silver: Layla Yazmin Rose Clarke, Castleblayney, Monaghan Silver: Diana Lungu, Castleblayney, Monaghan Silver: Denisa Lungu, Castleblayney, Monaghan Bronze: Kate O' Donoghue, Bree-Davidstown, Wexford Bronze: Mary O' Donoghue, Bree-Davidstown, Wexford Bronze: Theresa O' Donoghue, Bree-Davidstown, Wexford Talent - Group Drama/Comedy U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Sorcha Brady, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Casper Cleary, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Laura Delaney, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Aoife Maher, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Maebh Maloney, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Owen Maloney, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Grainne Brereton, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Kirsty Hynes, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Gold: Clodagh Kealey, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Silver: Billy Boyce, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Lynn Doherty, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Tom Doherty, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Eimhear Mackey, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Cathal Murphy, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Casey Upton, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Bronze: Ava May Cregan, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Patrick Cregan, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Jamie Hannon, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Rory O' Shea, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Rio Perez Goodbody, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Mikey Walsh, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Bonnie Kelly, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick Bronze: Ellen O' Rourke, Croom-Banogue-Dromin-Athlacca, Limerick 4th: Emily Keyes, St Conleths, Kildare 4th: Belle Moore, St Conleths, Kildare 4th: Lily O Toole, St Conleths, Kildare Talent - Group Drama/Comedy U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Harry Boyce, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Gold: Katie Boyce, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Gold: Mairead Mc Donald, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Gold: Dylan Murphy, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny Silver: Katie May Mc Elehron, Arklow, Wicklow Silver: Kate O'Sullivan, Arklow, Wicklow Bronze: Ellen Creegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Bronze: Tom Creegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Bronze: Aodhán Duignan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Bronze: Roisin Duignan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Bronze: Tomás Duignan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Bronze: Darragh Geoghegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Hanna Lydon, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Holly Lydon, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Katieanne Lydon, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Lillyb Lydon, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Caitlin Mynes, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Caoimhe Mynes, Carnaross, Meath Talent - Group Modern Dance U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Sophie Crossan, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Gold: Grace Martin, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Gold: Lucy Kate Martin, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Gold: Jessica Mc Govern, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Gold: Isobel Mcmahon, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Gold: Neasa Mcmahon, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Silver: Lucy Butler, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Alfie Conway, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Sophie Donnelly, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Lucy Harvey, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Abbie Lyons, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Caitlin O' Brien, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Bronze: Sarah Farrelly, Carnaross, Meath Bronze: Erin Smith, Carnaross, Meath 4th: Lochan Madappa, Lucan, Dublin 4th: Shaina Patwa, Lucan, Dublin 4th: Pankti Shah, Lucan, Dublin 4th: Janisha Singhvi, Lucan, Dublin Talent - Group Modern Dance U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Clodagh Brennan, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Emilia Butler, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Lilly Callaghan, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Farrah Clifford, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Grace Rollonson, St Conleths, Kildare Gold: Sarah Townend, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Elise Derrick, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Silver: Lucy Mc Ginnity, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Silver: Maeve Smith, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Bronze: Sinead Carolan, Kingscourt, Cavan Bronze: Kathryn Higgins, Kingscourt, Cavan Bronze: Saoirse O' Reilly, Kingscourt, Cavan 4th: Gemma Eivers, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Evie Higgins, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Emily Mc Ardle, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Lauren Mc Ardle, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Megan Mc Loughlin, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Ellie O Hanlon, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Talent - Group Music U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Abagail Kelly, Moylough-Mountbellew, Galway Gold: Mark Kelly, Moylough-Mountbellew, Galway Silver: Lucy Byrne, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Silver: Saoirse Egan, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Silver: Muireann Gath, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Silver: Sarah Gath, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Silver: Erin Reddan, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Silver: Mairead Stephens, Rath-Eglish-Drumcullen, Offaly Bronze: Aoife Dalton, Ballydonoghue, Kerry Bronze: Róisín Dalton, Ballydonoghue, Kerry Bronze: Emily Neville, Ballydonoghue, Kerry Bronze: Matilda O' Donnell, Ballydonoghue, Kerry Bronze: Bethany Purcell, Ballydonoghue, Kerry Bronze: Ross Scanlon, Ballydonoghue, Kerry 4th: Ellie Currid, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Aoibhe Moran, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Robert Moran, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Eibhin O' Dwyer, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Lily Reville, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Lainey Rossiter, BBCT, Wexford Talent - Group Music U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Leah Byrne, Roscrea, Tipperary Gold: Maria Madden, Roscrea, Tipperary Silver: Louise Byrne, BBCT, Wexford Silver: Ciara Colfer, BBCT, Wexford Silver: Aoife Kehoe, BBCT, Wexford Silver: Aoibhe Reville, BBCT, Wexford Silver: Roisin Wall, BBCT, Wexford Silver: Colleen Waters, BBCT, Wexford Bronze: Aoibheann Buckley, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Layla-kate Buckley, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Odhran Buckley, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Grace Heffernan, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Katie Joyce, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Jack O' Connor, Ballybunion, Kerry 4th: Micheál Mcgrath, Ballyshannon, Donegal 4th: Oisín Mcgrath, Ballyshannon, Donegal 4th: Dáithí Sheerin, Ballyshannon, Donegal Talent - Group Singing U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Mia Glancy, Castleblayney, Monaghan Gold: Dearbhla Hanratty, Castleblayney, Monaghan Gold: Clodagh Lambe, Castleblayney, Monaghan Gold: Shannon O' Reilly, Castleblayney, Monaghan Gold: Ruby Parsons, Castleblayney, Monaghan Gold: Sadie Parsons, Castleblayney, Monaghan Silver: Jake Glennon, Granard, Longford Silver: Holly Kiernan, Granard, Longford Silver: Cara Mc Dermott, Granard, Longford Silver: Fergal Mc Nerney, Granard, Longford Silver: Aidan Mcdermott, Granard, Longford Silver: Rose Ocallghan, Granard, Longford Bronze: Nessa Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Sinead Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Aidan Reynolds, Quin-Clooney, Clare Bronze: Katie Reynolds, Quin-Clooney, Clare 4th: Rachael Forde Luzala, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Elsie Harvey, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Emma Hoban, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Sophie Kelly, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Lauren Weir, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Adele Zvane, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Talent - Group Singing U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Darragh Doyle, Beaufort, Kerry Gold: Anna Mai Hughes, Beaufort, Kerry Gold: Katelyn Murphy, Beaufort, Kerry Gold: Behan O Rourke, Beaufort, Kerry Gold: Leah O' Malley, Beaufort, Kerry Silver: Megan Armstrong, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Sarah Burke, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Sophia Iarantseva, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Jodi Kaye, St Conleths, Kildare Bronze: Cari Brady, Burrishoole, Mayo Bronze: Shauna Conway, Burrishoole, Mayo Bronze: Muireann Curran, Burrishoole, Mayo Bronze: Alannah Geraghty, Burrishoole, Mayo Bronze: Ella Mcdonnell, Burrishoole, Mayo Bronze: Victoria Palamarchuk, Burrishoole, Mayo 4th: Saoirse Barrett, Mitchelstown, Cork 4th: Sive Barrett, Mitchelstown, Cork 4th: Eliza Finn, Mitchelstown, Cork 4th: Jane Horgan, Mitchelstown, Cork 4th: Roisin Walsh, Mitchelstown, Cork 4th: Siobhan Gleeson, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary 4th: Eimear O Reilly, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary 4th: Moira Ryan, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary 4th: Roisin Ryan, Holycross-Ballycahill, Tipperary Chess U11 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Siril Bahunadham, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Yam Baranouski, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Nevan Bharambe, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Rhys Bolton, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Eddy Butenco, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Matas Poskus, Lucan, Dublin Gold: Sam Qionn, Lucan, Dublin Silver: Cillian Belton, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Fionn Gilligan, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Pearse Gilmore, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Callum Keane, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Conor Kelly, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Lorcán Mcevoy, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Seamie Mcphilips, Kilteevan, Roscommon Bronze: Mete Ates, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Cathal Barrett, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Joel Cummins, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Ciaran Mccarthy, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Oskar Noworacki, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Harrison Quinn, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork Bronze: Daniel Sweeney, Clontead-Kinsale, Cork 4th: Aodhán Duignan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Tomás Duignan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Liam Finnegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Tara Finnegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Hayley Geoghegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Isabell Mcintyre, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan 4th: Pierre Morton, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Chess U13 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: William Chambers, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Mike Coughlan, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Ryan Kerrigan, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Daniel Murphy, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Matthew O' Neill, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Eddie Ross, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Leon Tobin, Ballinlough-South, Cork Gold: Paul Kerrigan, Ballinlough-South, Cork Silver: Callum Casey, Tarmonbarry-Scramogue, Roscommon Silver: Thomas Duffy, Tarmonbarry-Scramogue, Roscommon Silver: Dara Fallon, Tarmonbarry-Scramogue, Roscommon Silver: Cathal Mcguire, Tarmonbarry-Scramogue, Roscommon Silver: Colin O' Grady, Tarmonbarry-Scramogue, Roscommon Bronze: Kristofer Buckley, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Bedhbh Doolin, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Nemhain Doolin, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Conor Dwyer, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Darun Govindaraju, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Robbie Kwak, Moate, Westmeath Bronze: Justin Lynch, Moate, Westmeath 4th: John Brannigan, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Leo Kelly, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Cormac King, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Oisin King, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Joe Mcdonnell, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Edvinas Paulinas, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan Chess U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Darragh Crowley, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: Najib Haq, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: Misha Hudkov, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: Jack Mcauliffe, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: James Rochford, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: Dylan Rush, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Gold: Mick Wyse, Ennis-St-Johns, Clare Silver: Phellipe Carvalho, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Aidan Jegatheesan, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Callum Kerr, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Ruairi Kerr, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Mary Mcphillips, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Joao Vitor Santos, Kilteevan, Roscommon Silver: Ashish Srinivasan, Kilteevan, Roscommon Bronze: Sean Og Dempsey, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Eoin Fanning, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Isabelle Finnegan, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: James Hogan, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Aryton Power, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Jack Ryan, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Tiarnan Whelan, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Evan Nolan, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow 4th: Sharval Bodake, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Colm Brady, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Donal Brady, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Amelia Kelly, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Laurence Kelly, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Abigail Mc Caffrey, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Leo Mcdonnell, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan 4th: Oisin King, Cootehill-Bunnoe-Kill-Drumgear, Cavan Draughts U10 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Billy Foley, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: Alice Frawley, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: Daniel Frawley, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: Faye Geary, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: Aoife Hannon, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: James Hough, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Gold: Jack Mullane, croagh-kilfinny, Limerick Silver: Donnacha Conlon, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: Ben Kearney, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: Aj Martin, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: Oisin Mcgovern, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: Jack Meegan, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: Lucy Meegan, Inniskeen, Monaghan Silver: John O' Rourke, Inniskeen, Monaghan Bronze: Kenny Bolger, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Laurence Byrne, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Aidan Cunningham, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Robert Curry, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Killian Fitzharris, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Caoimhe Keating, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Eli Morrissey, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow 4th: Thomas Bellew, Coolera, Sligo 4th: Aoife Cullinan, Coolera, Sligo 4th: Lorcan Dolan, Coolera, Sligo 4th: Josh Goveran, Coolera, Sligo 4th: Flynn Mcpartland, Coolera, Sligo 4th: Matthew O Flynn, Coolera, Sligo 4th: David Russell, Coolera, Sligo Draughts U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Fiachra Clarke, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Treasa Kenny, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Tara Mcelinney, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Iarla Mcmanus, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Lochlainn Mcmanus, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Calleigh Woods, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Gold: Ignacy Wrodarczyk, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Julian Forde, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Larry Mullally, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Dylan Ryan, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Morgan Sheehy, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Warren Wallace, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Gerard (jj) Walsh, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Jake Whealan, Caherdavin, Limerick Bronze: Ava Broderick, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Sara Donegan, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Mia Keating, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: John Keenan, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Devyn Morrissey, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Nuadha Stynes, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Eoghan Webb, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Bronze: Dubhlacha Stynes, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow 4th: Senan Campbell, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Aoibhinn Connolly, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Gareth Finnegan, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Conor Gilsenan, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Chloe Kelly, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Anna Mceneaney, Magheracloone, Monaghan 4th: Peter Mcentee, Magheracloone, Monaghan Draughts U14 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Michael Breen, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Paidi Breen, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Patrick Cranny, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Danny Dunnigan, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Eddie Keenan, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Quinn Morrissey, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Gold: Ben O' Neill, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow Silver: Liam Coll, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Tessa Dooney, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Sophie Farrell, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Harry Gillespie, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Laura Higgins, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Alex Mcelhinney, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Silver: Manus Mcmanus, Skreen-Dromard, Sligo Bronze: Ruairi Creedon, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Danny Harrington, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Ollie Harrington, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Mark Lindsay, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Olan O' Mahony, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Ella O' Sullivan, Ballincollig, Cork Bronze: Matthew Harrington, Ballincollig, Cork 4th: Conall Cumiskey, Inniskeen, Monaghan 4th: Shannan Hillard, Inniskeen, Monaghan 4th: Cillian Hoey, Inniskeen, Monaghan 4th: Michaela Hoey, Inniskeen, Monaghan 4th: Liam Mcgovern, Inniskeen, Monaghan Draughts U16 & O6 Mixed Gold: Conor Burke, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Jack Mcgee, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Conor Molloy, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Ronan Molloy, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Ellie O Hanlon, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Caolán O' Hanlon, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gold: Riain O' Hanlon, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Silver: James Geraghty, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Emma Gormley, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Rosie Keane, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Annie Kelly, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Stephen Kielty, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Tadhg Morris, Elphin, Roscommon Silver: Kacper Naciag, Elphin, Roscommon Bronze: Cristian Bars, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Cillian Holmes, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Aideen Kinsella, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Joseph O Brien, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Luke O Brien, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Jack O' Connor, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Will Stockill, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Lucy Judge, Murroe-Boher, Limerick Bronze: Grace Kerley, Murroe-Boher, Limerick 4th: Dylan Mc Cann, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan 4th: Ciarán Mc Gee, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan 4th: Cormac Mc Skean, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan 4th: Caolan Mccooey, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan 4th: Tomas Meegan, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan 4th: Adam Ward, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Skittles U12 & O9 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Joseph Chapman, Tintern, Wexford Gold: James Cullen, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Paidi Cullen, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Francis Ryan, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Orlaith Ryan, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Aoife Wall, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Lucas Walsh, Tintern, Wexford Silver: Caolan Byrne, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Owen Byrne, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Cadie Cassin, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Chloe Kelly, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Darragh Kerley, Magheracloone, Monaghan Bronze: Orfan Azizi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Azmatullah Azizzi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Julian Beliauskas, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Shervan Hasan, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Mustafa Jemouh, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Saleem Nazani, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Habin Tesfazghi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Omron Al Abras, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Jihad Al Ahmad, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Aboudi Al Antouz, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Rahib Al Hariri, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Snit Tesfazgi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Andre Tavares, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: George Conway, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Harry Cronin, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Ashton Lillis Hayes, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Ahmed Mustapha Garba, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Dylan Ryan, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Eanna Ryan, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Gerard (jj) Walsh, Caherdavin, Limerick Skittles U14 & O11 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Jack Culleton, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Robert Finn, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Ryan Quigley, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Jack Ryan, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Leo Ryan, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Maitias Wall, Tintern, Wexford Gold: Ciaran Wickham, Tintern, Wexford Silver: Noah Blackmore, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Kyle Gilsenan, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Cian Kelly, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Nathan Lynch, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Conor O' Reilly, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Jaymes Owens, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Evan Tuite, Magheracloone, Monaghan Bronze: Abdul Kader Al Abras, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Zakaria Al Antouz, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Azmatullah Azizzi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Julian Beliauskas, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Mustafa Jemouh, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Idrissa Serry, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Hanibal Tesfazgi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Ghassan Hardan, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Mohamed Aliagha, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Bronze: Bara Aliagha, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: George Conway, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Kamran Costelloe, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Nathan Mc Closkey, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Niall Mc Namara, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Daragh Meagher, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Odhran Roche, Caherdavin, Limerick 4th: Sean Ryan, Caherdavin, Limerick Skittles U16 & O13 Mixed Gold: Cian Byrne, Hacketstown, Carlow Gold: Daire Byrne, Hacketstown, Carlow Gold: Conor Forde, Hacketstown, Carlow Gold: Josh Kelly, Hacketstown, Carlow Gold: Jack Lyons, Hacketstown, Carlow Gold: Brian Whelan, Hacketstown, Carlow Silver: Callum Blackmore, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Cliodhna Landers, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Connor Marron, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Michael Mceneaney, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Eoin Mcentee, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Niamh Smith, Magheracloone, Monaghan Silver: Dean Tuite, Magheracloone, Monaghan Bronze: Luke Bambury Lawson, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Bronze: Dylan Buckley, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Bronze: Thomas Cahill, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Bronze: Cillian Kirby, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Bronze: Cillian Mcmahon, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry Bronze: Ryan Stack, Duagh-Lyre, Kerry 4th: Yehya Al Antouz, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Zakaria Al Antouz, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Uneeb Ali-faraazi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Rahman Azizi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Ahmad Hasko, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Matthew Naughton, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Hanibal Tesfazgi, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon 4th: Jawad Alabed, Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon Talent - Solo Singing U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Keelin Clune, Quin-Clooney, Clare Silver: Joshua Guidon, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Silver: Ciara Murphy, Ballymacelligott, Kerry Bronze: Eva Sheridan, Clonard-Killyon, Meath 4th: Clodagh Ryan, St-Marys, Carlow Talent - Solo Singing U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Sarah Burke, St Conleths, Kildare Silver: Molly Shields, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Bronze: Saoirse Fitzsimons, Marino-Fairview, Dublin 4th: Clodagh Monaghan, Kingscourt, Cavan 4th: Elle Wall, BBCT, Wexford Talent - Solo Recitation U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Saorlaith Mc Kenna, Monaghan-Town, Monaghan Silver: Meabh Reilly, Arklow, Wicklow Bronze: Alex Gorman, Longford-South, Longford 4th: Sophia Rea, Askea, Carlow Talent - Solo Recitation U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Mia Glancy, Castleblayney, Monaghan Silver: Kiana Santos, Cahersiveen, Kerry Bronze: Aoife Clarke, Tyrellspass, Westmeath 4th: Jodi Kaye, St Conleths, Kildare
Talent - Solo Music U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed
Gold: Alex Hughes, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare Silver: Grace Heffernan, Ballybunion, Kerry Bronze: Oisín Mcgrath, Ballyshannon, Donegal 4th: Aoibhe Reville, BBCT, Wexford 4th: Fionn Marron, Monaghan-Town, Monaghan Talent - Solo Music U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Maria Madden, Roscrea, Tipperary Silver: Michael O Connor, Killorglin, Kerry Bronze: Anna Clarke, Turlough-Towers, Mayo 4th: Brid Finn, Cratloe, Clare Talent - Solo Dance U16 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Layla Spillane, Watergrasshill, Cork Silver: Annamarie Mullan, Kiltoom-Cam, Roscommon Bronze: Dearbhla Mcnally, St-Marys, Carlow 4th: Grace Mcquillan, Bawn-Latton, Monaghan Talent - Solo Dance U12 & O6 Boys/Girls/Mixed Gold: Lucy Kate Martin, Donaghmoyne, Monaghan Silver: Venisha Soni, Lucan, Dublin Bronze: Zoey Spillane, Watergrasshill, Cork 4th: Meadhbh Hall, Moyne-Templetouhy, Tipperary Model Making U16 & O14 Girls Gold: Niamh Lawlor, Drumlish-Ballinamuck, Longford Silver: Emma Keith, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Aoife Scanlon, Ballymote, Sligo Saoirse Byrne, Slaneyvalley, Carlow Model Making U16 & O14 Boys Gold: Kyle Conlon, Drumcliffe, Sligo Model Making U14 & O12 Boys Gold: Tadgh Fitzgerald, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Silver: Eoin Heneghan, Knockroghery, Roscommon Bronze: James Bruen, Castlerea, Roscommon 4th: Alastair Kelly Garvey, Askea, Carlow Model Making U14 & O12 Girls Gold: Klara Feeney, Cornageeha, Sligo Silver: Meabh Wallace, Tullow-Grange, Carlow Bronze: Emily Phillips, Skyrne, Meath 4th: Ellen Creegan, Arva-Killeshandra-Cornafean, Cavan Model Making U12 & O10 Boys Gold: Colm Murray, Portumna, Galway Silver: Kai Clancy, Lakeside, Wicklow Bronze: Harry Connolly, St-Marys-Sligo, Sligo 4th: Michael Mc Cann, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Model Making U12 & O10 Girls Gold: Sara O' Grady, Tullow-Grange, Carlow Silver: Aideen Cosgrave, Slaneyvalley, Carlow Bronze: Zoe Joel, Skehanagh-Menlough, Galway 4th: Ellie Meagher, Shinrone-Coolderry, Offaly Model Making U10 & O8 Girls Gold: Sophie Fox, Kinnegad-Coralstown, Westmeath Silver: Sophie Burke, Castlerea, Roscommon Bronze: Grace Kiernan, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford 4th: Roise Beattie, Craughwell, Galway Model Making U10 & O8 Boys Gold: Donal O' Flatharta, Caherlistrane-Kilcoonagh, Galway Silver: Paul Keavney, Croghan-Drumlion-Cortober, Roscommon Bronze: Ben Feeney, Cornageeha, Sligo 4th: Evan Wall, Slaneyvalley, Carlow Handwriting U12 & O6 Girls Gold: Maria Babeinscaia, Ashbourne, Meath Silver: Ava Tasevska, Kiltullagh, Roscommon Bronze: Sophie Goggins, Bennekerry-Tinryland, Carlow 4th: Emma Rose Forde, Lough-Allen, Leitrim Handwriting U12 & O6 Boys Gold: Dan Ryan, Firies, Kerry Silver: Niall O Meara, Caherdavin, Limerick Bronze: Taslim Olagunju, Clonguish, Longford 4th: Conor O Meara, Caherdavin, Limerick Handwriting U10 & O6 Girls Gold: Sianna O' Sullivan, Cahersiveen, Kerry Silver: Alicja Pasinska, Doora-Barefield, Clare Bronze: Lauren Osbourne, Slaneyvalley, Carlow 4th: Kaelyn Mc Kenna, Kilmore-Drumsnatt, Monaghan Handwriting U10 & O6 Boys Gold: Dara Counihan, Kilcummin, Kerry Silver: Senan O' Brien, Lakeside, Wicklow Bronze: Elliot Darcy, St-Brigids-Newbridge, Kildare 4th: Bobby Power Power, Mullinahone, Tipperary Gymnastics U15 & O13 Girls Gold: Nicola Connolly, Clontibret, Monaghan Silver: Kate O' Connor, Kiltoom-Cam, Roscommon Bronze: Katie Mannerings, Clara, Offaly 4th: Amelie Madden, Cappamore, Limerick Gymnastics U15 & O13 Boys Gold: Leon Malone, St-Brendans-Oakpark, Kerry Gymnastics U13 & O11 Boys Gold: Sam Prieto, Caherdavin, Limerick Silver: Darragh Treacy, Slaneyvalley, Carlow Bronze: Jake Fowler, Fossa, Kerry 4th: Senan Mcmanus, Clontibret, Monaghan Gymnastics U13 & O11 Girls Gold: Holly Murphy, Kilmore-Drumsnatt, Monaghan Silver: Niamh Ní Shé, An-Ghaeltacht, Kerry Bronze: Emily Masterson, Cliffoney-Grange, Sligo 4th: Kate Butler, Hacketstown, Carlow Gymnastics U11 & O9 Girls Gold: Mya O' Neill, Cushinstown, Wexford Silver: Molly Boles, Bansha, Tipperary Bronze: Ava Murphy, Abbeyfeale, Limerick 4th: Laura Mccabe, Rosses-Point, Sligo Gymnastics U11 & O9 Boys Gold: Rian Kilmurray, Rhode, Offaly Silver: Callum Chapman, Ballon-Rathoe, Carlow Bronze: Zak Baker, Abbeydorney-Kilflynn, Kerry 4th: Charlie Daniels, Monaleen, Limerick Gymnastics U9 & O7 Boys Gold: Daniel O' Shea, Windgap-Tullahought-Coolaghmore, Kilkenny Silver: Tom Mcguinness, Kilmore-Drumsnatt, Monaghan Bronze: Danny Sheehan, Slaneyvalley, Carlow 4th: Lochlann O Rourke, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Gymnastics U9 & O7 Girls Gold: Lill Hayden, St-Lazerians, Carlow Silver: Millie Leonard, Annagh-Drumlane, Cavan Bronze: Nicole Pierce, Glynn-Barntown, Wexford 4th: Lucia Flaherty, Skyrne, Meath Art U16 & O14 Boys Gold: Kevin Devanarayana, Ballymote, Sligo Silver: Cormac Boylan, Ballingarry, Tipperary Bronze: Aaron Lawrence, Knockroghery, Roscommon 4th: Joe Campbell, Clonard-Killyon, Meath Art U16 & O14 Girls Gold: Robyn Conway, Slaneyvalley, Carlow Silver: Julia Kazek, Ballymahon-Forgney, Longford Bronze: Siobheal Hartford, Ratoath-Rathbeggan, Meath 4th: Caoilfhionn Roche, Glynn-Barntown, Wexford Art U14 & O12 Girls Gold: Grace Mcmanus, Ratoath-Rathbeggan, Meath Silver: Isabel Sproule, Coolera, Sligo Bronze: Grace Mcgauran, Cellbridge-South, Kildare 4th: Aoife Kennedy, Blennerville-Ballyard, Kerry Art U14 & O12 Boys Gold: Robert Crowley, Doora-Barefield, Clare Silver: Kieran Devanarayanan, Ballymote, Sligo Bronze: Sean O' Bioragra, Newport, Tipperary 4th: James Murray, Kenagh, Longford Art U12 & O10 Boys Gold: Moss Deasy, Coolera, Sligo Silver: Caolin Desmond, Ballinlough-South, Cork Bronze: Jacob Alngohuro, Cong, Mayo 4th: Patrick Henry, St-Feichins, Sligo Art U12 & O10 Girls Gold: Aoibhinn McDonald, Adamstown, Wexford Silver: Ciara Quilty, Ashbourne, Meath Bronze: Aoibhe Martyn, The-Downs, Westmeath 4th: Sadie Corbett, Ballingarry, Tipperary Art U10 & O8 Girls Gold: Charlotte Fitzpatrick, Ratoath-Rathbeggan, Meath Silver: Aibhe Shannon, Shankill, Dublin Bronze: Macy Flannery, Ballymote, Sligo 4th: Olibha Staunton, Tourmakeady, Mayo Art U10 & O8 Boys Gold: Brian Cosgrave, Athenry, Galway Silver: Fergal Walsh, Milltown-Emper-Moyvore, Westmeath Bronze: Aaron Nolan, Tullow-Grange, Carlow 4th: Fionn Deasy, Coolera, Sligo Art U8 & O6 Boys Gold: Ollie O' Boyle, Coolaney, Sligo Silver: Paidi Naughton, Knockroghery, Roscommon Bronze: Charlie Moore, Castleblayney, Monaghan 4th: Liam Lotenna Dickson Obimah, Walterstown-Johnstown, Meath Art U8 & O6 Girls Gold: Roisin Brady, Glynn-Barntown, Wexford Silver: Aoibhe Burns, Navan, Meath Bronze: Hannah Mai Sullivan, Athenry, Galway 4th: Lynn Doherty, Glenmore-Tullogher-Rosbercon, Kilkenny |
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