Athletics Leinster Star Awards

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1 Star Awards 2010

2 Athletics Leinster Star Awards Presentations are made to the top female juvenile from each of the 11 counties. Presentations are made to the top male juvenile from each of the 11 counties. Presentations are made to the top senior from each of the 11 counties. Achiever / Outstanding service award is presented to a person from 4 counties each year, with the selection being made by the respective county board. The counties are selected on a rotational basis. Total presentations made each year = = 37 The 11 counties are: Carlow, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, Wexford & Wicklow. Athletics Leinster select all the Juvenile award winners with the exception of Dublin which are selected by Dublin County Board. Athletics Leinster select all the Senior recipients.

3 Chairman s Welcome On this special occasion, may I offer a special welcome to all our guests and in particular our talented All-Star athletes. Tonight we record our appreciation of the commitment you have given to the sport of athletics. We wish you continued success in athletics and look forward to seeing you all in future competitions. Nicky Cowman

4 2009 Athletics Leinster Star Award Winners

5 2010 Juvenile Girls County Club Recipient Carlow St. Laurence O Toole A.C Clare Murphy Dublin Fingallians AC Sarah McCarthy Kildare St. Coca s A.C Rachel Smyth Kilkenny Kilkenny City Harriers A.C Laura Langton Laois St. Abban s A.C Nessa Millet Louth St. Peter s A.C Emily Rogers Meath Cushinstown A.C Niamh Reynolds Offaly Tullamore Harriers A.C Lauren Dunne Westmeath Mullingar Harriers A.C Ciara Hewson Wexford Bree A.C Catriona Corcoran Wicklow Greystones & District A.C Caoimhe Basquille 2010 Juvenile Boys County Club Recipient Carlow St. Laurence O Toole A.C Paul Byrne Dublin Brothers Pearse AC Adam Raitt Kildare Kildare A.C Michael Kenny Kilkenny St. Joseph s A.C Jack Saunders Laois St. Abban s A.C Conor Daly Louth Dunleer A.C Carl Dunne Meath St. Andrew s A.C Jamie Murtagh Offaly Tullamore Harriers A.C James Mulligan Westmeath Mullingar Harriers A.C Robert Yorke Wexford Enniscorthy A.C Colin Nolan Wicklow Greystones & District A.C Ferdia Kenny

6 2010 Seniors County Club Recipient Carlow Tinryland A.C Deirdre Doyle Dublin D.S.D A.C Patrick Phelan Kildare Celbridge A.C Sandra Lawlor Kilkenny Castlecomer A.C Eoin Muldowney Laois St. Abban s A.C Claire Phelan Louth Dunleer A.C Deirdre Duffy Meath Trim A.C David Tobin Offaly Tullamore Harriers A.C Joseph Mulligan Westmeath MullingarC Harriers A.C Mary Scully Wexford D.M.P A.C Antoinette Stafford Wicklow Sli Cualann A.C Richard Owens Club & County Awards Award Category Recipient Dew Shield Junior & U23 Tullamore Harriers A.C Eurotab Cup Juvenile Championships St. Laurence O Toole A.C Foley Cup X-Country Westmeath A.C Hehir Shield Relay Championship Kilkenny City Harriers A.C Leinster Shield U9, U10, U11 Pairs Cushinstown A.C Mick Byrne Cup Indoor Championship Kilkenny City Harriers A.C Mick Quinn Cup U12 & Juvenile Mullingar Harriers A.C Morrissey Cup X-Country Mullingar Harriers A.C Senior T&F Senior Championships Clonliffe Harriers A.C

7 2010 Star Recipients, Carlow Claire Murphy, St. Laurence O Toole A.C Claire is a 5th year student in Gaelcholaiste, Carlow. Claire has been competing since This is Claire s second successive year receiving the Carlow award. For 2011 Claire intends to improve on her PB s and qualify for more international events. Claire dreams of one day competing for Ireland at senior international level. Claire would love to get a sports scholarship to college to compliment her athletics with education. Claire would like to thank her parents, coach Billy Delaney, and club for their continuing dedication, support and encouragement. Paul Byrne, St. Laurence O Toole A.C Paul is currently 16 years of age and attends the Presentation Carlow. Paul has been competing since 1st year and has since claimed 20 national medals & 3 Tailteann game medals. He currently holds 4 Leinster CBP s. This is Paul s second successive year receiving the Carlow award. Paul s best athletics memory is winning a national combines by a mere 3 points. Apart from athletics, Paul s hobbies include rugby & music. Paul currently play s lead and acoustic guitar in a band with some friends. Deirdre Doyle, Tinryland A.C Deirdre s best memory of athletics, would be winning the Indoor & Outdoor Championships in America for Bryant College where she also enjoys competing against such high quality opposition. Other interests include music and dancing, with a particular interest in hip-hop dance. In 2011 she intends to continue improving and aspires to compete for Ireland at international level.

8 2010 Star Recipients, Dublin Sarah McCarthy, Fingallian s A.C Sarah is currently a transition year student in Maryfield College, Dublin. This is Sarah s second successive year receiving the Dublin award. The highlight of 2010 for Sarah was competing in her first international in Cardiff, the Celtic Games. Sarah won both the long jump & 200m setting new PB s in both. Sarah was also a member of the 4x200m relay which won Gold. For her contribution she received athlete of the competition. Sarah would like to thank her parents for all their help & support, & coach Sandra Daly for her time and commitment. Adam Raitt, Brothers Pearse A.C Adam s proudest athletic memory was in winning the All Ireland 200m title in 2009 and helping his team win the 4x100m relay earlier this year. When Adam is not training or competing, he loves to play badminton. In 2011 Adam means to win both the Indoor & Outdoor 200m national titles. In future years, Adam aspires to be an Irish international. Patrick Phelan, DSD A.C Patrick, born is Sydney Australia, is currently a fifth year architecture student in UCD, where he finds training to be a great means of keeping him sane and focused in this his busy final year. His coach is Jim Kidd, insists on training in all conditions, hail, rain or snow. Patrick is certain his success to date is attributable to Jim s approach. After graduating Patrick hopes to find a job in Ireland, as he is keen to continue competing here at least for the next few year s. After that he may contemplate returning to Australia to live and work.

9 2010 Star Recipients, Kildare Rachael Smyth, St. Coca s A.C Rachael is currently a fifth year student in Scoil Dara, Kilcock. Rachael has been running for 6 years now, and has focused on middle distance. Following school, Rachael intends to study the sciences. Rachael would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the St. Coca s, particularly Gerry Robinson. Michael Kenny, Kildare A.C Michael is a keen sports competitor, he especially enjoys athletics, GAA & rugby. Other interests include, music and playing guitar. His greatest sporting memory was winning his first national discus medal, but maintains a close second was Ireland winning the grand slam. Michael would love to win both a national and schools medal, before hopefully going on to represent Ireland. Sandra Lawlor, Celbride A.C Sandra is a proud member of Celbride A.C. She is currently a second year business student in D.C.U, where she is on an athletics scholarship for the 100m Hurdles. In 2010 Sandra claimed Gold at the university championships in both the 60m indoor hurdles and 100m outdoor hurdles. Sandra was also third in both the national senior hurdle events, indoor and outdoor. Her P.B for the 60mH is 8.60 & for the 100mH. In 2011 Sandra intends to focus on the outdoor events, where she is hoping to qualify for the European U23 Championships. Sandra is extremely grateful to Celbridge A.C, her coaches Des Doyle & Myles Hand, and in particular her parents for all their support.

10 2010 Star Recipients, Kilkenny Laura Langton, Kilkenny City Harriers A.C 2010 was a very successful year for Laura both in indoor and outdoor competition. At the Leinster Provincial Championships, Indoor & Outdoor, Laura s achievements included 5 Gold Medals. Laura hopes to continue to improve in 2011 and would like to thank her coaches for their tremendous support and constant encouragement throughout the year. Jack Saunders, St. Joseph s A.C Jack attends school in the C.B.S, New Ross. In 2010 Jack was a member of the Irish 4 x 400m team which broke the Tailteann Games record. This is Jack s second successive year receiving the Kilkenny award. In 2011 Jack is committed to achieving sub 23sec. 200m in 2011, he also intends to improve his 400m time and triple jump distances. Hobbies outside of athletics include music and soccer. Eoin Muldowney, Castlecomer A.C Eoin took up athletics for the first time in 2005 looking to develop fitness for the hurling that takes precedence in Kilkenny. He quickly lost interest in the hurling when the adrenaline began to flow from the excitement of sprinting. This now takes up most of his spare time, training in DCU where he is on a scholarship for athletics. He studies Electronic Engineering there and will graduate in Targets this year include sub m and sub m.

11 2010 Star Recipients, Laois Nessa Millet, St. Abban s A.C Nessa s personal highlights of 2010 were winning the Leinster 200m and improving significantly her long jump PB throughout the season. Her hopes for 2011 are to compete in further internationals and to continue to improve her PB s in the long jump and Hurdles. When Nessa is not training or competing, she enjoys painting, singing & playing hockey. Conor Daly, St. Abban s A.C This is Conor s second successive year receiving the Laois award. Conor is currently in 4th year in Knockbeg College. Conor s main events are High Jump, Triple Jump, Hurdles and Combines. Conor s main goal for 2011 is a 1.90 in the High Jump, and to improve throughout. Conor has competed in the SIAB T&F, but also experienced disappointment as the SIAB combined event was recently cancelled. Outside of athletics Conor represents Knockbeg on the basketball court, and plays the drums. Conor would like to thank his parents, coaches and everyone at St. Abban s for enabling him to compete to the best of his ability. Claire Phelan, St. Abban s A.C Claire is from North Kilkenny but represents St. Abban s A.C. A primary school teacher by profession, she also has a degree in psychology which she intends to pursue. In 2010 Claire medalled indoors, outdoors and on the road circuit. Currently recovering from an illness, Claire's goal for 2011 is to return to full fitness and work towards that Leinster XC title next year. Behind every athlete are people who support and encourage them and Claire would like to dedicate this award to those people behind her.

12 2010 Star Recipients, Louth Emily Rogers, St. Peter s A.C Emily s main event is the High Jump. Her highlight of the year was competing in the international competitions, especially the Celtic Games in August. In 2011, Emily aims to improve her PB substantially and is keen to attend the European Youth Olympics Festival in Turkey. In the future, she would ideally love to get an international Gold medal. Emily trains with Kathleen McConnell, Angela McDonald & Tom McGrane, and is also helped by Des Gough of Cushinstown. Carl Dunne, Dunleer A.C Carl attends St. Jospeh s C.B.S., His best athletics memory to date was winning the Irish Shools Championships in Cork with his school last year. Outside of Athletics, Carl has a major interest in motorsport and karting. Carl has competed in the National GoKarting Championship each year since he was 8. For 2011, Carl intends to train and compete hard, hopefully picking up some medals along the way. Deirdre Duffy, Dunleer A.C Deirdre is from Dundalk and began athletics 9 months ago as a member of Dunleer AC. Deirdre would like to thank her club, husband and family for their support, and a special thanks to Geraldine Finegan for coaching her in the multi-events. She hopes to continue to improve her PB s in 2011.

13 2010 Star Recipients, Meath Niamh Reynolds, Cushinstown A.C Niamh has competed and achieved success in athletics at various, levels since she was 8 years old. Athletic performance aside, Niamh is also a swimmer of considerable ability, having represented Meath in numerous national finals, she was also a member of the Dunboyne sprint swim team which claimed third in the 2008 national finals. Other interests include, Hockey, Gaelic football, Camogie & Tennis. In 2010 Niamh earned her first national medal for the combined event, highlighting her ability as an all round talent. In 2011 Niamh hopes to build on the successes of 2010 by going one step further and representing Ireland. Jamie Murtagh, St. Andrew s A.C Jamie is currently a Junior Cert student in Ashbourne Community School and his speciality is the High Jump. Jamie was delighted to have competed for Ireland in the Celtic Games in Athlone this year. For 2011 his ambitions are to win the Irish title and make the international schools team. Jamie would like to thank his coach Des Gough of Cushinstown David Tobin, Trim A.C David is currently studying Exercise & Health in W.I.T. Having played numerous sports & competed at many athletic disciplines David decided at 16 to concentrate solely on athletics. One of David s top sporting memories was as he officiated at the long jump of a Dublin graded meet, where he vividly remembers the immense speed & power exhibited by Ciaran McDonagh. For 2011 David aims to increase his PB of 6.89 to at least 7 metres in the Long Jump and is adamant that he will medal in both the National & Intervarsity Championships. He hopes to remain injury free, progressing his training and hopefully qualify for a major championship along the way.

14 2010 Star Recipients, Offaly Lauren Dunne, Tullamore Harriers A.C Lauren is currently in 6th year in Tullamore College. Lauren only started competing in 2009, she now specialises in the 100m & 200m. Lauren believes in 2011 she will continue to improve her performances and achieve continued success with her coaches Nick Hannon & Frank Brennan. James Mulligan, Tullamore Harriers A.C James is currently attending Ard-Scoil-Rath in Co. Kildare. He is one of 5 brothers who compete successfully with Tullamore Harriers was a great year for James, winning Leinster medals in Discus, Hammer & Shot. In 2011 James has designs to continue breaking his PB s, and to represent Ireland at international level. James is also a member of St. Broughans GAA Club. James would like to thank both Tullamore Harriers & Dan Kennedy for the all their support. Joseph Mulligan, Tullamore Harriers A.C Joseph is the eldest of the Mulligan brothers competing for Tullamore Harriers. This is Joseph s second successive year receiving the Offaly award, and he is a fabulous role model for his younger brothers. In 2011 Joseph's ambitions include setting new PB s.

15 2010 Star Recipients, Westmeath Ciara Hewson, Mullingar Harriers A.C Ciara s greatest sporting memory is coming second in the All Ireland schools cross country in Antrim. Her goals for 2011, include ensuring she places in the All Ireland cross country. Outside of athletics, Ciara plays Gaelic football with her school. Robert Yorke, Mullingar Harriers A.C Robert is currently in his Leaving Cert year of School. While he has numerous hobbies and interests, he has indicated that running this year may be the sole survivor as he prepares for his exams. His best sporting memory, was winning his first National title this year in the 1500m, his first Irish Gold medal. Looking back on his successful 2010, Robert wants to stay injury free and improve and enjoy athletics. More importantly he hopes his exams go well, as he would like to study in U.C.D or Trinity. He would like to thank his coaches Joe Ryan & Bobbie Begley. Mary Scully, Mullingar Harriers A.C Mary is married with 3 children, she started running only 4 years ago. In 2010 Mary was delighted with her 14th placed performance in the Cross Country in Derry. For 2011, Mary is keen to improve and is adamant that she will make the 2011 Inter County team.

16 2010 Star Recipients, Wexford Catherina Corcoran, Bree A.C Currently a student in the Loretto where she is in her Leaving Cert. year. Catherina has been a member of Bree A.C. since she was 8, and intends to continue competing through senior level. Her future athletic ambitions are to continue improving and to represent Ireland at some international competitions. Outside of Athletics, Catherina s other main interest is hockey. Catherina would like to thank her parent sjim & Catherine for all their support, and her coach Una Doyle for her time and dedication. Colin Nolan. Enniscorthy A.C Colin is currently a transition year student in Enniscorthy Vocational College. Colin has had his most successful year to date, claiming numerous provincial and national titles, in multiple disciplines. Colin plays hurling and football with Rapparees/Starlights, and is a member of the team which has claimed numerous County Championships & also won the All Ireland Football Feile in 2009, this being Colin s greatest sporting memory. The disappointment of the recent cancellation of the SIAB combines in Scotland, where Colin qualified as an Intermediate, while being a Junior athlete, still hurts. For 2011 Colin longs to compete on the International stage in that Irish vest. Antoinette Stafford, DMP A.C No stranger to these awards! Antoinette, a full time mum to Ellie & Layla, has been competing to high athletic standards for some years. A dedicated member of D.M.P, she would like to thank the club and coaches for all their help & encouragement throughout the years.

17 2010 Star Recipients, Wicklow Caoimhe Basquille, Greystones & District A.C Caoimhe is a 6 th year student in St. Joseph of Cluny Secondary School, Killiney. Her main athletics events are high jump and hurdles. This is Caoimhe s second successive year receiving the Wicklow award. Outside of Athletics, Caoimhe s other sporting interest is gymnastics. Once a member of the national senior gymnastics squad, she has competed for Ireland at international level but has recently decided to focus on athletics. Her intention for 2011 is to improve all her PBs and to survive the Leaving Cert! she is also eager to represent Ireland once again in athletics. Caoimhe would like to thank her coaches and family for their support throughout the year. Ferdia Kenny, Greystones & District A.C Ferdia is currently in his Leaving Cert year in Presentation College, Bray. He joined Greystones A.C when he was 8 years old and has been running and competing with them since. Other interests include rugby, where he has captained his school s Junior & Senior teams. He has also impressively represented both Leintser & Ireland at underage level. This is Ferdia s third year winning the Wicklow award, he hopes to go on and improve upon past successes and make 2011 as successful a year as possible. Richard Owens, Sli Cualann A.C Richard is currently in his second year of commerce in U.C.D. Once a dedicated rugby player, Richard is now in his second year concentrating on athletics. Richard is coached by Ryan Montgomery of Slí Cualann and also advised by James Nolan and all involved in U.C.D HP. Richard is currently Leinster under meters champion, he hopes to contest the medals at the national championships this coming summer.

18 A Piece of History 1990 Award Winners Presented in the Killeshin Hotel, Portlaoise Saturday 19 th January 1991 Carlow Dublin Bernadette Dillon - Borris Helen Delves - W. S. A. F. John Farrell - Tinryland Jeffrey Pamplin - Newcastle Kildare Janice O Brien - Newbridge Niall Timmons - Newbridge Kilkenny Tracey Walsh - Kilkenny City Harriers Colin Graham - Kilkenny City Harriers Laois Mandy Bloomer - Mountmellick Padraig Lewis - North Laois Louth Julie Ann Milne - Boyne Liam Cooney - Boyne Meath Hilary Brady - Cushinstown Adrian Joyce - Cushinstown Offaly Brenda Daly - Clara Jeremy Madden - Ferbane Westmeath Sharon Corcoran - Mullingar Harriers Colin Luby Mullingar Harriers Wexford Fionnuala Furlong - Wexford Darren O Reilly - St. Anne s Wicklow Blanaid Quigley - Bray Striders Keith Byrne - Fr. Murphy s

19 2009 Outstanding Service Award, Club & County Awards

20 2010 Outstanding Service Award Margaret Grehan - Dublin 37 years ago I first became involved when I filled in for my husband Sean. My job was to collect the subscriptions when he had to work late the rest is history. A few years later Sean volunteered my services to the then Competition Secretary of Dublin B.L.O.E. Since then I have been the recorder of all Dublin events at Juvenile level and at all National Juvenile events. With the National Seniors I m on check-in duty. One event I love is the Dublin graded meetings. I have served on both the Dublin Boards and I am currently registrar at Dublin. I have met some wonderful people and have made many good friends through athletics. I would like to thank the Dublin Athletic Board for nominating me. Paddy Doyle - Kildare Kildare Athletics has prospered due to the dedication of the many officials and volunteers who have given of their time for the benefit of others. This is true in the case of Paddy Doyle a man who has been involved in athletics at many levels since the late 40 s. A native of Portersize, Co.Kildare Paddy competed with distinction for Millview. Later when his club amalgamated with Crookstown he was instrumental in raising funds and developing the fine grass track at Pike Bridge.R enowned for his willingness to promote athletics Paddy has given over two decades of coaching followed by administrative duties at his club. Through the years he has provided the venue for cross country championships and hosted a very successful open sports at his club. He has remained enthusiastic and devoted to his sport, competing each year in the National Masters Championships, where he never fails to win gold in the 100 and 200. He celebrates his 85th birthday next March and is a worthy recipient of this Outstanding Service Award.

21 2010 Outstanding Service Award Eileen Hayes - Laois Tonight we honour Eileen Hayes with a Outstanding Service Award. Seldom has the term lifetime been as appropriate to describe a person s involvement as it is in the case of Eileen Hayes and Athletics. Since her arrival from Cork in the late 1960 s she has had a constant presence in Athletic circles. You cannot think of Athletics in Portlaoise or Laois without thinking of Eileen Hayes. Eileen has enjoyed the involvement of her own family and celebrated their successes. The family life revolved around athletics, with the car full to the brim with Hayes and others travelling all over the country. However her involvement was not dependent on her own family competing. Athletics is her passion, her second family and the Hayes house was an open house and an athletics house. After a long day out at an event, dinner was served up to both families which often included Paddy Fitzgerald and his crew. Eileen s motivation and commitment is huge and her work would often continue into the small hours entering results. She is Mrs. Athletics and has been a mother figure to hundreds and hundreds of youngsters over the years. The amount of time that Eileen has given to the sport is best appreciated in a story from her husband Gus. He met Mrs Bloomer in Mountmellick after Mass one day. Mrs Bloomer finished the conversation with a request, Tell Eileen I was asking for her. Gus replied, I will, and if you see her first, tell her I was asking for her myself! Eileen is never one to get flustered and has a healthy distain for bureaucracy. If some adult missed a registration deadline, Eileen would ensure that no youngster would miss out on an event. She would stick to her guns, even if it made things a little more difficult on the day. Apart from family and Athletics, Eileen is deeply rooted and passionate about Cork. Since the days when her mother would invade the pitch in Rostellan with an umbrella, Eileen has flown the red flag of Cork. It was unfortunate for her that she settled in Laois, the county with the best record against Cork in All Ireland Hurling Finals. Laois beat Cork in 1915 and their 100% record against them in All Ireland finals stands to this day. She rarely misses a Cork championship game in either code and it was a great thrill for her to see the rebels win Sam last year managed by her nephew Conor Counihan. Today her passion is as strong as ever. You might see her sitting in the car at training, happy to see the numbers, happy to pass on the mantle to the next generation of coaches and administrators. You might see her at the door in St Mary s Hall, enjoying her grandson Paddy s first attempts at hurling. Paddy might have the last laugh when he grows up to continue Laois s 100% record against Cork in All Ireland hurling Finals! There are Salt of the Earth people who beaver away at the coalface for the good of their community. Many like Eileen operate under the radar. Tonight is an opportunity to recognize that work and to say, on behalf of so many people, Thank You Eileen.

22 2010 Outstanding Service Award Tommy Mulholland - Louth Tommy has served on the board of Athletics Louth as assistant treasurer from almost the formation of the first committee from the old BLE and NACA organisations. However, his involvement in athletics stretches far further back in time. His first involvement was with a club called Setanta AC based in Channonrock, Co. Louth when he ran the Louth Novice Cross Country Championship on the 18 th of November He followed that up the following month when taking the Louth Junior (Intermediate) Cross Country title leading his club to victory. Although never having won an individual Senior Cross Country title, he has finished second and third on a number of occasions in a highly competitive era which saw this race as the primary event in county athletics. Competing for Mountpleasant AC and his native Kilkerly AC, Tommy ran 13 successive Louth Senor Championship winning six team Golds in a row between 1963 and The highlight of the competitive stage of his career was the Leinster Novice in Carlow in 1959 in which every county of the province fielded full teams of 12 a feat which is rare today. On completing his time as an active athlete, Tommy became part of the group running the affairs of Kilkerly AC.. He also provided a venue for Louth Cross Country events on his land for a number of years. On one occasion he hosted the Leinster Senior Cross Country in which an athlete from West Wicklow took the title. Tommy has been an ever-present fixture on the gates of all Athletics Louth events for the past 10 plus years and carries out his role in a diligent and efficient manner. Athletics Louth are delighted to recognize Tommy s contribution to the sport in our county.

23 2010 Overall Standings Mick Byrne Cup KCH 51 Mullingar Harriers 43 SLOT 39 Greystones & District 34 St. Joseph's 31 Bree 22 St. Coca's 19 St. Abban's 18 Tullamore Harriers 17 Inbhear Dee 16 Menapians 14 St. Paul's 14 Enniscorthy 10 Gowran 10 Cushinstown 9 Crookstown Millview 6 North Laois 5 St. Peter's 5 Caim 4 Roundwood & District 4 St. Senan's 4 Celbridge 3 Naas 3 Navan 3 North Westmeath 3 Parnell 3 Trim 3 DMP 2 Kildare 2 Le Cheile 2 Newbridge 2 St. Andrew's 2 Dunleer 1 Ferbane 1 Na Fianna 1 Wicklow 1 Adamstown 1 Morrissey Cup Mullingar Harriers 41 Tullamore 10 Dunleer 8 North Laois 7 St.Senan s 7 K.C.H 5 Na Fianna 5 Thomastown 3 Ardee & District 2 Gowran 2 Star of the Sea 2 St. L. O Toole s 2 Bohermeen 1 Celbridge 1 Glenmore 1 Greystones & District 1 Naas 1 Newbridge 1 St. Joseph s 1

24 2010 Overall Standings EuroTab Cup SLOT 72 St. Abban's 65 KCH 56 Greystones & District 42 Gowran 33 Mullingar Harriers 31 Tullamore Harriers 29 St. Joseph's 24 Bree 21 DMP 19 Enniscorthy 19 North Laois 18 St. Coca's 17 Inbhear Dee 16 St. Paul's 16 Menapians 15 Glenmore 14 Dunleer 13 Trim 12 Roundwood & District 11 Caim 10 Dunboyne 9 Celbridge 8 Parnell 8 Bohermeen 7 Fr. Murphy's 7 Tinryland 7 Ballon Rathoe 6 Gorey 6 Naas 6 Star of the Sea 6 Kildare 5 Navan 5 Newbridge 5 St. Peter's 5 Cushinstown 4 St. Senan's 4 Bray Runners 3 Crookstown Millview 3 Ferbane 3 St. Andrew's 3 St. Benedict's 3 Thomastown 3 Dunshaughlin 2 Edenderry 2 Na Fianna 2 St. Benedict's 2 St. Killian's 2 Boyne 1 Ratoath 1 St. Brigid's 1 Foley Cup Westmeath 30 Kilkenny 26 Meath 12 Louth 8 Laois 6 Kildare 4 Wicklow 4 Offaly 2

25 2010 Overall Standings Leinster Shield Cushinstown 18 Menapians 15 Tullamore Harriers 12 Dunleer 8 St. Gerard s 8 SLOT 7 St. Abban s 7 Aghaviller 6 Glenmore 6 Mullingar Hrs 6 Navan 6 Naas 5 Ardee & District 4 Hacketstown 4 Ballon-Rathoe 3 Bree AC 3 Eire Og B 3 Newbridge 3 St Gerard's 3 St. Coca s 3 Bohermeen 2 Celbridge 2 Crookstown Millview 2 Nth West Kildare A 2 Adamstown 1 Dunshaughlin 1 K.C.H 1 N.W. Kildare 1 Na Fianna 1 Tara 1 Hehir Shield Kilkenny City Harriers 26 St Laurence O Toole 22 Greystones & District 15 Menapians 13 Roundwood 11 St. Joseph s 9 St. Coca s 8 Bree 7 Aghaviller 6 Blackrock 5 St. Abban's 5 Celbridge 4 Enniscorthy 4 Hacketstown 4 Dunleer 3 Tullamore Harriers 3 Ardee & District 2 Navan 2 Ratoath 2 Cushinstown 1 Inbher Dee 1 Newbridge 1

26 2010 Overall Standings Senior Clonliffe Harriers 60 St. Abban's 50 Crusaders 22 Raheny Shamrocks 22 DSD 20 Tullamore Harriers 16 Menapians 14 DMP 12 Slaney Olympic 12 Sli Cualann 12 SLOT 12 Castlecomer 8 North Westmeath 8 Rathfarnham WSAF 8 St. Coca's 8 Donore Harriers 6 Dunboyne 6 Dunleer 6 Fr. Murphy's 6 KCH 6 Na Fianna 6 St. Joseph's 6 Star of the Sea 6 Bree 4 Gowran 4 North Laois 4 St. Joseph's 4 Trim 4 Metro St. Brigid's 2 UCD 2 Dew Shield Tullamore Harriers 26 Sli Cualann 22 St. Abban's 18 St. Paul's 15 KCH 14 DMP 12 SLOT 12 St. Coca's 11 Celbridge 10 Dunleer 10 Raheny Shamrocks 9 St. Joseph's 8 Navan 7 Newbridge 7 St. Senan's 5 Trim 5 Bree 4 Clonliffe Harriers 4 Crusaders 4 Naas 4 North Laois 4 Dunboyne 3 Fingallians 3 Kildare 3 Na Fianna 3 Star of the Sea 3 Thomastown 3 Castlecomer 2 Mullingar Harriers 2 SBR 2 St. Killian's 2 St. Peter's 2 DSD 1 Fr. Murphy's 1

27 2010 Overall Standings Mick Quinn Cup Mullingar Hrs 37 SLOT 27 Tullamore Hrs 27 Bree 22 Cushinstown 22 K.C.H. 19 Bohermeen 14 Newbridge 14 St. Coca's 14 Gowran 13 St. Abbans' 13 Brow Rangers 12 Menapians 11 Dunboyne 10 Naas 10 St. Joseph s 10 Greystones & District 9 St. Peter's 9 Fr Murphys 8 North Laois 8 St. Killian's 8 Crookstown Millview 7 Blackrock 6 Boyne 6 Caim 6 DMP 6 Dunshaughlin 6 Horeswood 6 St. Andrew's 6 Adamstown 5 Enniscorthy 5 Glenmore 5 St. Senan's 5 Aghaviller 4 Celbridge 4 Eire Og 4 Le Cheile 4 Roundwoord & District 4 Trim 4 Na Fianna 3 St. Anne's 3 St. Gerard's 3 Thomastown 3 Bray Runners 2 Gorey 2 Kilmore 2 Tinahealy 2 Monalvey Kilcloon 1 Star of the Sea 1 Tara 1

28 Seven Oaks Hotel Carlow Saturday 8th January, 2011