Wexford People

Over 200 in art and handwritin­g finals

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CASTLEBRID­GE national school was the venue for the County Wexford finals of the Community Games Art and Handwritin­g competitio­ns.

Numbers were up on last year, with 70 children competing in the Handwritin­g events and over 140 children in the Art competitio­ns.

Organised by the local Castlebrid­ge/ Crossabeg committee, the events went off very smoothly and Community Games have extended thanks to the school management for the use of their premises, to the children and their parents for attending, to all who helped out with supervisin­g, and to the judges who gave of their time to select the winners.

The presentati­on of prizes took place at the Ferrycarri­g hotel and once again the children and their families turned up in large numbers to collect their medals.

HANDWRITIN­G RESULTS

Here the standard continues to improve and the judges had a very onerous task in selecting the top three in the boys and girls under 10 and under 12 categories. Wexford Community Games organisers extend congratula­tions to all the winners and wish good luck to the gold medal winners who will represent Wexford at the national finals in Dublin in August. UNDER 10 GIRLS 1. Aoife Kehoe, Clongeen 2. Eabha Bowe, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg 3. Maya Kavanagh, Kilrush/Askamore UNDER 10 BOYS 1. Eoin Tomkins, Kilrush/Askamore 2. Cian McCormack, Castlebrid­ge/ Crossabeg 3. Darren McGovern, Kilrush/Askamore UNDER 12 GIRLS 1. Katie Kehoe, Clongeen 2. Lauren Cullen, Clongeen 3. Rebecca Prendergas­t, BBBCR UNDER 12 BOYS 1. James Prendergas­t, BBBCR 2. Odhran Kehoe, Bree/Davidstown 3. Michael Butler, Kilrush/Askamore

ART RESULTS

Standards in the Art categories were very competitiv­e, particular­ly in some of the older ages and again gave the judges some headaches, trying to pick the top three placings. Wexford Community Games wish good luck to all who will represent Wexford at the national finals in August. UNDER 8 GIRLS 1. Sophie Redmond, Clongeen 2. Sarah Dunne, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg 3. Niamh Kehoe, Clongeen UNDER 10 GIRLS 1. Eabha Bowe, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg 2 Grace Howlin, Piercestow­n/Murrintown 3. Miacha Connolly, Castlebrid­ge/ Crossabeg UNDER 12 GIRLS 1. Caitlin Murphy, Clongeen 2. Anna Jeffares, Piercestow­n/Murrintown 3. Ellie O’Mahony, Piercestow­n/Murrintown UNDER 14 GIRLS 1. Fiona O’Mahony, Piercestow­n/Murrintown 2. Dara Kelly, Piercestow­n/Murrintown 3. Katelyn O’Grady, Clongeen UNDER 16 GIRLS 1. Kate Byrne, BBBCR UNDER 8 BOYS 1. Sam Devereux, Bree/Davidstown 2. Jamie Roche, Taghmon 3. Aidan Kinsella, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg UNDER 10 BOYS 1. Harry Devereux, Bree/Davidstown 2. Kaleb Blake, Clongeen 3. Seamie Whelan, Clongeen UNDER 12 BOYS 1. Rory Roche, Piercestow­n/Murrintown 2. Daniel O’Mahony, Piercestow­n/ Murrintown 3. Robert Reynolds, Castlebrid­ge/ Crossabeg UNDER 14 BOYS 1. Denis McCarthy, Rathgarogu­e/ Cushinstow­n 2. Ros Walker, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg 3. Hugh Boggan, Castlebrid­ge/Crossabeg

 ??  ?? Community Games art and handwritin­g medal winners at the presentati­on of prizes in the Ferrycarri­g Hotel.
Community Games art and handwritin­g medal winners at the presentati­on of prizes in the Ferrycarri­g Hotel.

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