Schools Sport
Victoria pupils are queens of the pool
Victoria College, Belfast P7 Pupils represented Ireland this weekend at the
ESSA National Swimming Championships for Primary Schools at the
International Sports Arena in Sheffield.
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Inside Schools Sport
Goal ace Amy strikes a blow for the girls
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Eleven year old Amy Kirkpatrick has become the first girl to win the
Downpatrick Youth League’s Player of the Year award in the forty year
history of the league.
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St Pat's retain MacRory Cup
Wednesday, 18 March 2009
Goals from Niall McKenna and Dermot Thornton helped Dungannon come back from
seven points down to retain their MacRory Cup title in the first ever
all-Tyrone final.
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St Paul’s snatch win in first ever match
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
St. Paul’s of Kilrea, a school traditionally associated with Gaelic football
and Hurling took part in their first game of competitive rugby last week
against local boys, Dunluce School at Ballymoney RFC.
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Goals flow in Schools’ clashes
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
There were goals galore in the third round of the Carnegie Schools Cup with
the six matches played last week producing 39 goals.
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Ballymoney win Antrim Area Blitz
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
The annual Year 9 Antrim area blitz took place this week at Ballymoney RFC,
and once again, it was local boys Ballymoney HS who took home the
silverware.
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Belfast’s ‘Big Two’ dumped out
Thursday, 27 November 2008
Belfast Model and La Salle have dominated the Maxol Direct Belfast Schools’
Cup for the last 16 years with at least one of those schools reaching the
St. Patrick’s Day final.
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Rugby Schools’ Cup: Carrickfergus
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Every week in Local Heroes we look at teams who will take part in this year’s
Rugby Schools’ Cup. Carrickfergus Grammar are next up, with coach Neal
Kennedy giving us the lowdown on his squad.
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Limavady G.S.
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
Every week we look at teams who will take part in this year’s Rugby Schools’
Cup. Limavady Grammar are next up, with coach Stephen Barr giving us the
lowdown on his squad.
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Down High
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
Every week in Local Heroes we look at teams who will take part in this year’s
Rugby Schools’ Cup. Down High are next up, with captain Michael Scott
introducing his side.
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Millington’s treble triumph
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Millington are still celebrating achieving the feat that some clubs can only
dream about - doing the treble.
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Rugby Schools’ Cup: Antrim Grammar
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Each week in Local Heroes we look at the teams competing in this |season’s
Rugby Schools’ Cup. Next up is Antrim Grammar with coach Brian Baguley
giving us the low-down on his squad.
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Schools’ Cup Profile: Friends School
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Each week we will look at the teams competing in this season’s Rugby Schools’
Cup. Next up is Friends’ School, Lisburn with acting coach Stephen Robinson
giving the low-down on his squad.
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Schools Cup Profile: Methodist College
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Each week we will look at the teams competing in this season’s Rugby Schools’
Cup. We begin with holders Methody with coach Nick Wells reviewing his squad
for the campaign.
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Methody stamina passes the test
Monday, 22 September 2008
Methodist College Belfast were the victors in the longest race of the Irish
rowing calendar, the Portadown Marascull.
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