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A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to supporting sport this academic year. The GoFundMe link below will close over the weekend if anyone still wishes to donate. https://t.co/BiUFLLbBfh Many thanks for your continued support, The PE Dept. of St. Fintan's HS

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on a golf scholarship and is currently playing on the European Challenge Tour. Current Transition Year student Michael Patton and Ronan O' Donovan both finished in the top 3 of the East Leinster Junior Golf Championship last year and qualified for the All Ireland Championships.

Many of our students play regularly in the nearby local clubs with a number of past pupils have gone on the represent their respective college teams both at home here in Ireland and abroad in the USA. Max Kennedy (Class of 2020) attended the University of Louisville

SCHOOL SPORTS SPOTLIGHT - GOLF Golf offers our junior and senior students a unique opportunity to represent the school as part of a team in what is traditionally known as an individual sport. Each year we enter teams into the East Leinster and All - Ireland schools competitions.

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(Badminton) & Christian Dromgoole (Squash). Last year we excelled in a number of these sports capturing the U16 Dublin, Leinster and All Ireland Badminton titles and made Division 2 finals in both Junior and Senior Tennis. Please support sport in St. Fintan’s HS

Sam Buckley (Squash) Conor Moran (Squash), Ryan Farrell (Table Tennis) and Eoin Quinn (Tennis) have all played on the international stage. There are also a number of current students playing at the highest level in Ireland including Ciaran McKenna (Tennis), Theo O' Connell

and are very lucky to have access to the amazing facilities at Sutton Lawn Tennis Club. While being traditional known as individual sports there is a strong emphasis placed on both teamwork and togetherness across all racket sports. A number of past pupils including

St. Fintan’s HS enters teams across a number of different racket sports. We enter teams at u14, u16 and u19 level in Tennis, Squash and Badminton at Dublin, Leinster and All Ireland level. We are fortunate to have a number of dedicated teachers involved in each of these sports

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had the honor of carrying the Olympic torch on its route through Dublin in preparation for the London Olympics. Former students Mark Smyth (100/200m), Sean O’Driscoll (100/200m) & Michael Farrelly (100/200m) have competed for Ireland at major championships and continue to do so.

guidance of Paddy and Kay, fall in love with the sport and achieve amazing results. A number of current students are excelling in a range of underage Irish athletics. Des O' Neill (6th Year) is the current Irish 400m hurdle champion. In 2012, one of our students, Cillian Kirwan

Our students compete in Dublin, Leinster and All-Ireland events each year and the coaches take a keen interest in developing each student and helping them reach their potential. Many of our new students who have never taken part in athletics, come to the school and under the

Athletics has always been important in St.Fintan’s. Backboned by coaching provided by Paddy Noonan and Kay Bannon (Raheny Shamrocks), the school has always had a large number of students participating and succeeding in various Athletics events in cross country and track & field.

*OVERALL* 1) Daniel Connolly 26:03 2) Ben Robinson 27:40 3) Joseph Kirwin 27:53 4) Sam Robinson 27:56 5) Cathal O’ Braoin 28:32 6) Ryan Keating 28:40 7) Eoin Brogan 28:46 8)Bode Dummer 29:12 9) Dylan Coogan 29:36 10) Kyle Cullen 29:58

*JUNIOR RACE* 1) Ben Robinson 27:40 2) Sam Robinson 27:56 3) Ryan Keating 28:40 4) Callum Scanlon 30:14 5) Leo Ward 30:46 6) Tadhg Ward 31:48 7) David Judge 31:51

*SENIOR RACE* 1) Daniel Connolly 26:03 2) Joseph Kirwin 27:53 3) Cathal O’ Braoin 28:32 4) Eoin Brogan 28:46 5) Bode Dummer 29:12 6) Dylan Coogan 29:36 7) Kyle Cullen 29:58

The GoFundMe link below will stay open over the weekend for anyone who still wishes to donate. https://t.co/BiUFLLc94P Many thanks for your continued cooperation and support.

back today, with approximately 300 students choosing to run the route. This is a very important event for the school as it is our only means of raising much needed funds for PE equipment and extra-curricular sports in the school.