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The Menlo Straights was the latest venue for competitive action for Carrick on Shannon Rowing Club this Bank Holiday weekend. This three lane 700m course on the Corrib provided quite the test as clubs from around Ireland gathered for the 2022 running of this famous regatta. Carrick Women kicked off the day with some Junior 14 double sculls action. Success eluded the girls who had a 5.30am start from Carrick to be on the stake boats at 8.15am, this is no mean feat and it is a credit to all involved including Club Captain John Lowe who faithfully provided transport and haulage of our boats. REVEALED: The total prize money for the 2022 Wimbledon Championships Following on, our Junior Men took to the water in the J15 Single sculls. Bri Murphy provided the first win of the day with a fine row against Athlone Boat Club. Notable performances also came from Carrick's Nandor Stefcsik and Tadgh Duignan. The J15 Quads 4x+ competition came soon after with a Carrick combination of Donal Keane, Fionnan Feeley, Cormac McKiernan and Alfie Walsh powering through the course for the win. A special mention must go to cox Hannah McKeon from Drumshanbo who's navigating the stiff breeze and choppy waters made the difference for Carrick. Experienced Sculler Leah McLoughlin kept up this winning habit for Carrick as she cruised to victory by a distance over two local Galway Rowing Club crews in the J16 scull competition. This was one of the performances of the day as this scull cut through tough conditions and opposition very familiar with the course to victory by distance. Mohill CC & Carrigallen VS win titles in Leitrim Sports Partnership Transition Year Olympic Handball tournament Another Carrick win against local crews followed, this time Colaiste Iognaid, as our mens J14 crew set the pace and brought home some more crossed oar pennants. The deteriorating conditions in the afternoon provided even more testing conditions with Carrick Junior women working hard and performing well without silverware. These
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The Menlo Straights was the latest venue for competitive action for Carrick on Shannon Rowing Club this Bank Holiday weekend. This three lane 700m course on the Corrib provided quite the test as clubs from around Ireland gathered for the 2022 running of this famous regatta. Carrick Women kicked off the day with some Junior 14 double sculls action. Success eluded the girls who had a 5.30am start from Carrick to be on the stake boats at 8.15am, this is no mean feat and it is a credit to all involved including Club Captain John Lowe who faithfully provided transport and haulage of our boats. REVEALED: The total prize money for the 2022 Wimbledon Championships Following on, our Junior Men took to the water in the J15 Single sculls. Bri Murphy provided the first win of the day with a fine row against Athlone Boat Club. Notable performances also came from Carrick's Nandor Stefcsik and Tadgh Duignan. The J15 Quads 4x+ competition came soon after with a Carrick combination of Donal Keane, Fionnan Feeley, Cormac McKiernan and Alfie Walsh powering through the course for the win. A special mention must go to cox Hannah McKeon from Drumshanbo who's navigating the stiff breeze and choppy waters made the difference for Carrick. Experienced Sculler Leah McLoughlin kept up this winning habit for Carrick as she cruised to victory by a distance over two local Galway Rowing Club crews in the J16 scull competition. This was one of the performances of the day as this scull cut through tough conditions and opposition very familiar with the course to victory by distance. Mohill CC & Carrigallen VS win titles in Leitrim Sports Partnership Transition Year Olympic Handball tournament Another Carrick win against local crews followed, this time Colaiste Iognaid, as our mens J14 crew set the pace and brought home some more crossed oar pennants. The deteriorating conditions in the afternoon provided even more testing conditions with Carrick Junior women working hard and performing well without silverware. These
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The Menlo Straights was the latest venue for competitive action for Carrick on Shannon Rowing Club this Bank Holiday weekend. This three lane 700m course on the Corrib provided quite the test as clubs from around Ireland gathered for the 2022 running of this famous regatta. Carrick Women kicked off the day with some Junior 14 double sculls action. Success eluded the girls who had a 5.30am start from Carrick to be on the stake boats at 8.15am, this is no mean feat and it is a credit to all involved including Club Captain John Lowe who faithfully provided transport and haulage of our boats. REVEALED: The total prize money for the 2022 Wimbledon Championships Following on, our Junior Men took to the water in the J15 Single sculls. Bri Murphy provided the first win of the day with a fine row against Athlone Boat Club. Notable performances also came from Carrick's Nandor Stefcsik and Tadgh Duignan. The J15 Quads 4x+ competition came soon after with a Carrick combination of Donal Keane, Fionnan Feeley, Cormac McKiernan and Alfie Walsh powering through the course for the win. A special mention must go to cox Hannah McKeon from Drumshanbo who's navigating the stiff breeze and choppy waters made the difference for Carrick. Experienced Sculler Leah McLoughlin kept up this winning habit for Carrick as she cruised to victory by a distance over two local Galway Rowing Club crews in the J16 scull competition. This was one of the performances of the day as this scull cut through tough conditions and opposition very familiar with the course to victory by distance. Mohill CC & Carrigallen VS win titles in Leitrim Sports Partnership Transition Year Olympic Handball tournament Another Carrick win against local crews followed, this time Colaiste Iognaid, as our mens J14 crew set the pace and brought home some more crossed oar pennants. The deteriorating conditions in the afternoon provided even more testing conditions with Carrick Junior women working hard and performing well without silverware. These
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The Menlo Straights was the latest venue for competitive action for Carrick on Shannon Rowing Club this Bank Holiday weekend. This three lane 700m course on the Corrib provided quite the test as clubs from around Ireland gathered for the 2022 running of this famous regatta. Carrick Women kicked off the day with some Junior 14 double sculls action. Success eluded the girls who had a 5.30am start from Carrick to be on the stake boats at 8.15am, this is no mean feat and it is a credit to all involved including Club Captain John Lowe who faithfully provided transport and haulage of our boats. REVEALED: The total prize money for the 2022 Wimbledon Championships Following on, our Junior Men took to the water in the J15 Single sculls. Bri Murphy provided the first win of the day with a fine row against Athlone Boat Club. Notable performances also came from Carrick's Nandor Stefcsik and Tadgh Duignan. The J15 Quads 4x+ competition came soon after with a Carrick combination of Donal Keane, Fionnan Feeley, Cormac McKiernan and Alfie Walsh powering through the course for the win. A special mention must go to cox Hannah McKeon from Drumshanbo who's navigating the stiff breeze and choppy waters made the difference for Carrick. Experienced Sculler Leah McLoughlin kept up this winning habit for Carrick as she cruised to victory by a distance over two local Galway Rowing Club crews in the J16 scull competition. This was one of the performances of the day as this scull cut through tough conditions and opposition very familiar with the course to victory by distance. Mohill CC & Carrigallen VS win titles in Leitrim Sports Partnership Transition Year Olympic Handball tournament Another Carrick win against local crews followed, this time Colaiste Iognaid, as our mens J14 crew set the pace and brought home some more crossed oar pennants. The deteriorating conditions in the afternoon provided even more testing conditions with Carrick Junior women working hard and performing well without silverware. These