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National Senior Men’s and Women’s Champions (December 2017)

48kg Megan Doyle (Whitechurch)
51kg Nycole Hayes (Togher)
52kg Kane Marshall (Emerald Antrim)
54kg Niamh Earley (Ryston)
56kg Jordan Moore (Glasnevin)
57kg Emma O’Neill (St Nicholas)
60kg Siobhan Ni Laoire (Corpus Christi)
60kg Terry McEntee (Old School)
64kg Kenneth Doyle (Monkstown Dub)
69kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)
69kg Michael Avetisian (Glasnevin)
75kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles)
81kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale)
81kg Jason Clancy (Ballinacarrow)
91kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis)
91+kg Antoine Griffin (Celtic Eagles)

National U/22 Men’s and Women’s Champions (January)

48kg Shannon Sweeney (St Annes)
51kg Niamh Early (Ryston)
52kg Conor Quinn (Clonard)
54kg Kellie McLoughlin (Drimnagh)
56kg Jordan Moore (Glasnevin)
57kg Shauna Blaney (Navan)
60kg Amy Broadhurst (Dealgan)
60kg Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh)
64kg Kenneth Doyle (Monkstown Dublin)
69kg Ciara Ginty (Geesala)
69kg Patrick Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg Gabriel Dossen (Olympic)
75kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)
81kg Conor Wallace (Holy Family D)
81+kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale)
91kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis)
91+kg Martin J Mongans (Ennis)

National U/18 Open Men’s and Women’s Champions (January/February)

69kg Elice Elliott (South Meath)
69kg Edward Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg Lauren Kelly (St Brigids Edenderry)
75kg Kane Tucker (Holy Family GG)
81kg Sophie Thornton (Togher)
81kg Edward Barrett (Olympic)
81+kg Alannah Nolan (Ballyhaunis)
91kg Tommy Gavin (Darndale)
91+kg Ownie McDonagh (St. Annes)
48kg Daina Moorehouse (Enniskerry)
49kg Jude Gallagher (Two Castles)
51kg Caitlyn Fryers (Immaculata)
52kg Dean Clancy (Ballinacarrow)
54kg Mary Geraghty (Baldoyle)
56kg Brendan McCarthy (St Michaels Athy)
57kg Dearbhla Rooney (Sean McDermott)
60kg Alex Higgins (Fr. Horgans)
60kg Aoife Ginty (Geesala)
64kg Evelyn Igharo (Clann Naofa)
64kg Callum Walsh (Riverstown)

National Elite Men’s and Women’s Champions (February)

48kg Shannon Sweeney (St. Annes)
81+kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale)
54kg Lauren Hogan (St Brigids Edenderry)
51kg Ceire Smith (Virginia/DCU)
60kg Kellie Harrington (St Marys Dublin)
57kg Michaela Walsh (Monkstown Antrim)
91kg Kiril Afansev (Smithfield)
91+kg Dean Gardiner (Clonmel)
69kg Grainne Walsh (Sparticus)
69kg Kieran Molloy (Oughterard)
75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)
49kg Conor Jordan (St Aidans)
56kg Evan Metcalfe (Hyland Academy)
64kg Wayne Kelly (Portlaoise)
60kg George Bates (St. Marys Dublin)
81kg Caoimhin Hynes (Holy Trinity)
52kg Conor Quinn (Clonard)
64kg Joanne Lambe (Carrickmacross)
75kg Aoife Burke (St Marys Dublin)
81kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)

National Men’s and Women’ s Novice Champions (February/March)

75kg Conor Bolger (Smithfield)
57kg Bobby Doolin (Dimnagh)
60kg Danielle Keaney (Ballinacarrow)
60kg Andrew Ryan (Loughshore)
63kg Grainne Kilker (Geesala)
64kg Michael Duggan (Dungarvan)
66kg Melanie Barras (Lumpini)
67kg Jack Matthews (Monkstown Dub)
71kg Killian Freehill (Drimnagh)
75kg Nicole O’Brien (Glen)
81kg Paul O’Brien (Drimnagh)
85kg Brian Mowlds (Drimnagh)
91kg Eamon Gilligan (Dunboyne)
91+kg Gatis Jansevskis (Tullow)
52kg Anita Larkin (Baldoyle)
70kg Karolina Jaglowska (Celtic Eagles)

National Boy 4 and Junior 1 & 2 Champions (March)

Boy 4

31kg Daniel Owens (Holy Trinity)
36kg Nathan Keegan (Mayfield)
39kg Dylan McMonagle (Letterkenny)
42kg Michael Donohue (St Michaels Athy)
44kg Davey O’Neill (Charleville)
46kg Michael Maughan (Olympic)
48kg Shane O’Brien (Raging Bull)
50kg Peter Convery (St Johns Derry)
52kg Patrick Sweeney (Olympic)
54kg Patrick Donovan (Olympic)
57kg Michael McCarthy (Mayfield)
60kg Taylor Guiney (Drimnagh)
63kg James Whelan (Docklands)
66kg Eoghan Lavin (Ballyhaunis)
70kg Mark Duffy (Charlestown)
75kg John Ward (Brosna)
80kg Sean Walsh (Trojan)
85kg Darragh Farrell (St Josephs Eden)
91kg Michael Keenan (Leeside Lough)
91+kg Bernard McDonagh (St Annes)

Junior 1

36kg Edward Carthy (St Michaels Athy)
39kg John Joyce (Olympic Mullingar)
42kg Paddy McShane (Letterkenny)
44kg Jack Connors (St Davids Naas)
46kg Michael Farrelly (Crumlin)
48kg Aodhan Byrne (Kilkullen)
50kg Eoghan Quinn (St Johns Derry)
52kg Keelan Roche (St Aidans)
54kg Ciaran Delaney (Glasnevin)
57kg Ethan McCaul (St Josephs Derry)
60kg Steven Cairns (Legacy)
63kg Matthew Tyndall (Arklow)
66kg William Hayden (Crumlin)
70kg Jake Cox (Enniscorthy)
75kg Jason Myers (Oylmpic)
80kg Patrick McDonagh (Cookstown)
85kg Michael McDonagh (3 Bridges)
91kg James Redmond (Ballybrack)
91+kg Malachy Duffy (Virginia)

Junior 2

44kg Ryan Roy (Lisburn)
46kg Ryan Dunne (Jobstown)
48kg Craig Bigger (Cookstown)
50kg Jude Gallagher (Two Castles)
52kg Oisin Treanor (Emyvale)
54kg Dean Clancy (Ballinacarrow)
57kg Brandon McCarthy (St Michaels Athy)
60kg Jack McGivern (St Georges)
63kg Callum Walsh (Riverstown)
66kg David Nevin (Holy Family D)
70kg David McDonagh (Elite Mullingar)
75kg Sean Crowley (Arklow)
80kg Jason Ward (Monivea)
85kg Francie O’Donnell (Ballymun)
91kg Edward McDonagh (Lumpini)
91+kg Owney McDonagh (St Annes)

National Boy 1,2,3 Champions (April)

Boy 3

29kg Dylan Foy (Antrim)
31kg Joe Reilly Lewis (St Pauls A)
33kg Paddy Cleary (Olympic)
35kg Gavin Ryan (Ratoath)
37kg Martin Collins (Drimnagh)
38.5kg Michael Nugent (Olympic Mullingar)
40kg Michael Faulkner (Northside)
41.5kg William Faulkner (Rathkeale)
43kg Jason Nevin (Olympic Mullingar)
44.5kg Bernie McDonagh (Dunfanaghy)
46kg Cale Brennan (St Michaels Athy)
48kg Michael Connors (St Marys D)
50kg Oran Carton (Maydown)
52kg Evan Kirwan (Drimnagh)
54kg John Fay (Swords)
56kg Thomas King (Avona)
59kg Tommy McAleer (Swords)
62kg Joe Hutchinson (Neilstown)
65kg Dylan O’Brien (Fr Horgans)
68kg Charlie Neil (Ballysillan)
72kg Conor Dargan (Whitechurch)
74kg Curtis Darcy (Callan)
76kg Conor O’Hara (Maydown)
85kg Patrick McDonagh (St Josephs Edenderry)
90kg Martin McDonagh (Ballyhaunis)
91+kg Ali Hassan (Virginia)

Boy 2

27kg Nathan Feeney (Drimnagh)
29kg Patsy Joyce (Olympic Mullingar)
31kg Tadgh Sheridan (Olympic Mullingar)
33kg Callum Ruth (Cabra)
35kg Anton Genockey (Docklands)
37kg Lee Gallagher (Ratoath)
38.5kg Cian Dolan (Monivea)
40kg Kyle Smith (Holy Trinity)
41.5kg Blaine Fitzgerald (Corinthians)
43kg Rocky O’Reilly (St Michaels Athy)
44.5kg Malo Davis (Monkstown D)
46kg Bobbie Flood (Cabra)
48kg Ronan McNamee (St Johns U)
50kg David Geoghgan (Olympic Mullingar)
52kg Auzelis Deimantas (Ballaghaderreen)
54kg Christopher Mongan (Tralee)
56kg Conlan Boyle (St Josephs U)
59kg Ryan Murphy (Neilstown)
62kg Callum McGillin (Sacred Heart Omagh)
65kg Warren Murphy (Spartan M)
68kg Ciaran Devlin (Mark Heagney)
72kg Charlie Fitzgerald (Ballyduff)
74kg Martin Ward (Riverside)
78kg Kurt Doyle (Crumlin)
83kg Leon Douglas (Mount Tallant)
85kg Mike McCarthy (Abbeyfeale Vikings)

Boy 1

25kg James McMahon (Ardee)
27kg Alfie Jordan (Olympic Mullingar)
29kg Scott Thompson (Spartans A)
31kg Martin McDonagh (Avona)
33kg Marcus Barrett (Olympic)
35kg Kai Griffin (Drimnagh)
37kg Ryan Jenkins (Olympic Mullingar)
38.5kg Nathan McDaid (St Pappins)
40kg Oisin McCann (St Pauls Antrim)
41.5kg Jude Molyneaux (Holy Trinity)
43kg Dylan McShane (St Pauls A)
44.5kg Charlie Faulkner (Mayfield)
46kg Seamus Maughan (Cookstown)
48kg Justin Ward (Bay City)
50kg James Maguire (Holy Family Drogheda)
52kg Shane McConigley (Letterkenny)
54kg Bernie Stokes (Olympic Mullingar)
56kg John Sweeney (Ennis)
59kg Ewan Murphy (Swinford)
62kg Michael Sweeney (Ennis)
65kg Jack Weatherall (Patsy Quinn)
68kg Cathal Enright (Ballyduff)
72kg Jack Galway (Ballyduff)
76kg Daler Kurbanov (Ryston)

National Boys and Girls Junior Cadet Champions (April)

40kg Michael Faulkner (Northside)
41.5kg William Faulkner (Rathkeale)
44.5kg Conor Donovan (Clonmel)
46kg Cale Brennan (St Michaels Athy)
48kg Michael Connors (St Marys Dublin)
50kg James Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
52kg Evan Kirwan (Drimnagh)
54kg John Fay (Swords)
56kg James McGuinness (St Monics)
59kg Thomas McAleer (Swords)
62kg Ryan Murphy (Neilstown)
65kg Joe Hutchinson (Neilstown)
72kg Tyler Meade (Kilnamanagh)
76kg Curtis Darcy (Callan)
80kg Patrick McDonagh (St Josephs)
85kg Leon Douglas (Mount Tallant)
91+kg Martin McDonagh (Ballyhaunis)
29kg Patsy Joyce (Olympic Mullingar)
31kg Tadgh Sheridan (Olympic Mullingar)
33kg Caoimhe Kinsella (St Anthonys)
33kg Paddy Cleary (Olympic)
35kg Gavin Ryan (Ratoath)
36kg Katie O’Keeffe (Kanturk)
37kg Roy Colgan (Avona)
38.5kg Martin Collins (Drimnagh)
39kg Sophia Elstone (Ardnaree)
42kg Nora Jackman (Paulstown)
43kg Jason Nevin (Olympic Mullingar)
45kg Robyn Kelly (Ballynacargy)
48kg Robyn Murran (St Brigids Kildare)
51kg Labhaoise Glynn (Cloghan)
54kg Yasmin Meredith (Glasnevin)
57kg Kaci Crowley (Erne)
60kg Laura Moran (St Annes)
63kg Winne Christina McDonagh (Neilstown)
67kg Dearbhla Tinnelly (Clann Naofa)
68kg Feidhlim Behan (Kilcullen)
70kg Nasya McJin Igelige (Clann Naofa)
75kg Riona Mannion (Connemara)

The Federation of Irish Sport are delighted to announce details of its sixth Annual Conference on May 31st – Sport: The New Zealand Way – Grassroots to Greats – What can Ireland Learn?

When: May 31st 1.15pm to 5.30pm
Where: Edmund Burke Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin 2.

The success of New Zealand in sporting terms has not alone been referenced by our Taoiseach, but also by a number of other prominent politicians. There are many similarities between our two nations. Both island nations; almost identical populations; similar climate; sports mad; huge pride in our sporting achievements; a major commitment to both participation and inclusivity. Participation in sport and recreation is part of a New Zealanders DNA – or as they put it ” New Zealand wouldn’t be New Zealand without sport and outdoor recreation.

So, what can Ireland learn from New Zealand?   To answer that question the Federation of Irish Sport have invited two key figures in New Zealand Sport to speak at our annual conference. The keynote address will be delivered by Peter Miskimmin, CEO of Sport New Zealand, and two-time Olympian.  Geoff Barry, General Manager, Community Sport, Sport New Zealand, Sarah Keane, CEO Swim Ireland, and President of Olympic Council of Ireland, and Mary O’Connor, CEO Federation of Irish Sport will also address the conference .The Federation is also delighted to announce that Brendan Griffin TD, Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport with special responsibility for Tourism and Sport will open the conference on the day.

Who is the conference for?

The event aims to give an opportunity for National Governing Bodies of Sport, Local Sports Partnerships, Government representatives, High performance Coaches/Directors, Athletes, Players, Community Sport leaders, and representatives of different businesses investing in Irish sport to share ideas, learn from expert panels, network, meet industry experts and engage in lively debate.

The event will begin with registration and lunch at 1.15 pm, and the conference will commence at 2.30 pm.

Early Bird tickets: €30 General Admission €35 and Group tickets are also available on the following link –  irishsport.ie/newzealand<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__irishsport.ie_newzealand&d=DwMGaQ&c=4JOzdpIlQcN5fHQL_PMhCQ&r=1jtiNCyYU4YL1CbLz6WchTywQ8_j69pfiAy0knHWbAc&m=3fE7A74hJspOLfxsgM3y2ZIDTIr1_uYsImBaOTyoK88&s=CHUlusBeWXwhMillqTk8wDxGjtXja0M1ics5h7B9yaI&e=>

Those attending the conference can access car parking in ParkRite Fleet Street, at a reduced day rate of €10 which can be validated upon registration at the conference.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for people volunteering, working, leading and interested in Irish Sport and physical activity to learn from the transformative work of

Sport New Zealand.

This is an opportunity not to be missed #SportMatters

Dear Coaches,

My name is Clíona O’Leary and I am an MSc Student at University College Dublin, working with Dr James Matthews, in the School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Sciences.

We are conducting a research study exploring sport coaches’ understanding of depression and the coach’s role in supporting young people’s mental health.

We believe this is an important topic to explore so we have a better understanding as to how to support young people.

To do this, we are inviting you to complete a short anonymous questionnaire, which will take 15 -20 minutes of your time. The study has received ethical approval (LS-18-16) from the University.

Sport Ireland Coaching have kindly agreed to circulate this email on our behalf.

We would be very grateful if you would participate in the study. To access it please click on the line below and complete the questionnaire.

https://ucd2018.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/sportcoaches

Please find here the participant information:

https://ucd2018.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/information-sheet

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me (cliona.o-leary@ucdconnect.ie ) or Dr James Matthews, (james.matthews@ucd.ie ).

Thank you in advance for your time.

Best wishes