Close call as Mount St Michael’s win quiz heat

A TIGHTLY fought quiz up to the very end resulted in a win for Mount St Michael’s School, Rosscarbery, with 106 points in the latest heats of the TCH All Ireland Schools Quiz last night.

Close call as Mount St Michael’s win quiz heat
Wed, 18 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

Held at Parkway Hotel Dunmanway, the winning team in Quiz No 61 was: Kevin Daly, Padraigh O’Donovan, Eoghan Scally and Barry Murphy.

In second place on 104 points was Clonakilty Community College. Third with 90 points was De La Salle College Macroom.

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