Community Games results
A number of Community Games events took place over the last while, writes Papillon Rabbitte. Below is a summary of the results.
Gaelic Football
The U-12 girls (above) had another great win with a three point victory over a very talented Clontarf side (1:5 to 1:2). It was a fantastic game of football against the Dublin champions and our Kilcullen girls battled hard to the very end.
The girls, who already hold last year's Leinster title, will now play the Leinster semifinal in Hawkfield, Newbridge on the 4th July. All support is welcome and kickoff is at 11am
Cross Country
The Kildare cross county trials were held earlier this month. Our own Molly Aspell ran a terrific race and qualified for the U-14's Kildare relay team. Best of luck to the team in the National Finals this August.
Gymnastics
Well done to all our talented gymnasts who competed at both local and county level.
Local/Area Results
U-9: 1st Anna Taylor
U-11: Joint 1st Kiera Legg & Saoirse O'Brien, 2nd Abbey MacNamara, 3rd Emily Larrigan
U-13: 1st Caoimhe Vickers
County Final Results
Kilcullen competed in the under 9 and under 11 competitions at county level.
In the U-9 category, Anna Taylor won a medal for 4th place.
Keira Legg was the winner of the U-11 category and Saoirse O’Brien finished 3rd. Keira will now go forward to represent Kildare at the National Finals in Athlone.
Projects
Congratulations to the Kilcullen entrants who took part in the county final of the projects competition.
In the U-11 category, Chantelle and Jordon Olivier received a bronze medal for their project, 'When my grandparents were young'.
Ava Noone and Aideen Farrell came 4th for their project, 'Ireland's most famous person'.
In the U-13 category, Alison Grimes and Emma Doherty took the silver medal with their project 'The History of the Community Games'.
Maisie Biddulph and Scott Fleming were awarded third place for their project.
Athletics
A big thank you to everyone who attended our local athletics competition. Special thanks to Crookstown Athletic Club for the use of their facilities and to all the tiny tots who competed on the evening…our future stars! Results are below.
Gaelic Football
The U-12 girls (above) had another great win with a three point victory over a very talented Clontarf side (1:5 to 1:2). It was a fantastic game of football against the Dublin champions and our Kilcullen girls battled hard to the very end.
The girls, who already hold last year's Leinster title, will now play the Leinster semifinal in Hawkfield, Newbridge on the 4th July. All support is welcome and kickoff is at 11am
Cross Country
The Kildare cross county trials were held earlier this month. Our own Molly Aspell ran a terrific race and qualified for the U-14's Kildare relay team. Best of luck to the team in the National Finals this August.
Gymnastics
Well done to all our talented gymnasts who competed at both local and county level.
Local/Area Results
U-9: 1st Anna Taylor
U-11: Joint 1st Kiera Legg & Saoirse O'Brien, 2nd Abbey MacNamara, 3rd Emily Larrigan
U-13: 1st Caoimhe Vickers
County Final Results
Kilcullen competed in the under 9 and under 11 competitions at county level.
In the U-9 category, Anna Taylor won a medal for 4th place.
Keira Legg was the winner of the U-11 category and Saoirse O’Brien finished 3rd. Keira will now go forward to represent Kildare at the National Finals in Athlone.
Projects
Congratulations to the Kilcullen entrants who took part in the county final of the projects competition.
In the U-11 category, Chantelle and Jordon Olivier received a bronze medal for their project, 'When my grandparents were young'.
Ava Noone and Aideen Farrell came 4th for their project, 'Ireland's most famous person'.
In the U-13 category, Alison Grimes and Emma Doherty took the silver medal with their project 'The History of the Community Games'.
Maisie Biddulph and Scott Fleming were awarded third place for their project.
Athletics
A big thank you to everyone who attended our local athletics competition. Special thanks to Crookstown Athletic Club for the use of their facilities and to all the tiny tots who competed on the evening…our future stars! Results are below.
Boys:U-8 60m: 1st Eoin Dowling, 2nd Fionn Howard, 3rd Declan Coleman, 4th Turlough Donnelly
U-8 80m: 1st Ryan Sheridan, 2nd Turlough Donnelly, 3rd Charlie McCaffery, 4th Fionn O’Brien
U-10 100m: 1st Darragh Coughlan, 2nd Ruari Morgan, 3rd Daniel Baars, 4th Eddie O’Loughlin
U-10 200m: 1st Dermot Coleman, 2nd Eddie O’Loughlin, 3rd Rory Taylor, 4th Conor Curry
U-12 100m: 1st Tadhg Brophy, 2nd Tom Healy, 3rd Matthew Baars, 4th Rossa Howard
U-12 600m: 1st Aiden McMahon, 2nd Paddy Taylor, 3nd Chris Connor
U-12 Ball Throw: 1st Jamie Murphy, 2nd Matthew Baars, 3rd James Dean, 4th Paddy Taylor
U-14 100m: 1st Colm McMahon, 2nd Harry Mallon
U-14 800m: 1st Jake Murphy
U-14 Long Jump: 1st Colm McMahon
U-16 High Jump: 1st Luke Hennessy
Girls:U-8 60m: 1st Grace Doyle, 2nd Louise Maguire, 3rd Laura Collier, 4th Amy Egan
U-8 80m: 1st Alannah Stone, 2nd Anna Mulhern
U-10 100m: 1st Rebecca McCaffrey, 2nd Sophie Doyle,3rd Hannah Sheridan, 4th Caoimhe Egan
U-10 200m: 1st Leah Tyrrell, 2nd Amy Tyrrell, 3rd Grace Deane, 4th Emilia Gil
U-12 100m: 1st Sophie Ngai, 2nd Molly O’Loughlin, 3rd Emily Quigley, 4th Edwina Birchall
U-12 600m: 1st Hannah Breen, 2nd Ellen Coleman
U-14 100m: 1st Grace O’Toole, 2nd Sally Murphy, 3rd Ruth Birchall
U-14 800m: 1st Molly Aspell
U-16 200m: 1st Ellie O’Toole
U-16 Triple Jump: 1st Lisa Aspell