Thu, 10 Aug, 2017 - 01:00
Sarah Dineen
Rowing Ireland’s junior high-performance contingent competed in their final event of 2017 last weekend.
Skibbereen’s Aoife Casey and Lee Rowing Club’s Margaret Cremen raced in the junior women’s double scull at the World Junior Championships in Trakai, Lithuania, placing seventh overall following four great races over a five-day period.
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CourtsSportRowingPlace: EuropePlace: Trakai, LithuaniaPlace: CastleconnellPlace: KruszwickaPlace: IrelandPlace: Plovdiv, BulgariaPlace: PolandPlace: EuropeansPlace: University of TulsaPlace: LouisvillePerson: SkibbereenPerson: Aoife CaseyPerson: Margaret CremenPerson: Ellie McGirrPerson: Gill O’ ReillyPerson: Aaron JohnstonPerson: Ross CorriganPerson: EnniskillenPerson: Barry O’ FlynnPerson: Jack KeatingPerson: Matt DundonPerson: ClonmelPerson: James QuinlanPerson: McGirrPerson: O’ ReillyPerson: O’ FlynnPerson: KeatingPerson: DundonPerson: QuinlanPerson: Georgia O’ BrienPerson: Nathan TimoneyPerson: Barry ConnollyPerson: Shane MulvaneyPerson: David O’MalleyPerson: Andrew GoffPerson: Shane O’ ConnellPerson: Niall BegganPerson: Stephen O’ConnorPerson: JakePerson: Fintan McCarthyPerson: Richard RuggieriPerson: RichardEvent: World Junior ChampionshipsEvent: Junior EuropeansEvent: Coupe de la JeunesseEvent: European ChampionshipsEvent: CoupeEvent: Under 23 European Rowing ChampionshipsOrganisation: Lee Rowing ClubOrganisation: Cork BCOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: Trinity CollegeOrganisation: Dublin University Boat ClubOrganisation: ClemsonOrganisation: United States U23 national team
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