Tough test for champions

THREE sessions of the Thomas Crosbie Holdings All-Ireland Schools Quiz 2009 were held last evening at the Montrose Hotel Dublin.

Tough test for champions
Wed, 28 Jan, 2009 - 00:00

The first round contest produced interesting performances from the competing schools and resulted in wins for The High School, Rathgar, winners outright in 2006; Dominican College, Dublin and Castleknock College.

The High School encountered stiff opposition from Coláiste Cois Life, Leamhcan, before winning out by eight marks from the second team.

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