Total titles in twenty twelve

Yesterday we asked how many World titles this year's World Champions have in total. No correct answers from our Twitter followers unfortunately, so here's the answer!

Boys - 29
Girls - 37
Total - 66!!!

That's right, between them this year's World Champions hold 66 world solo titles between them. Some were first time champions, like Michael Holland, Olivia Griffin, and of course both u11 champions. Some were multiple champions - Suzanne Coyle, John Lonergan, Niamh Taylor and Sean Downes each won their fifth title in Belfast. Here's the full list:

Michael Holland, Olivia Griffin, Melissa McCarthy, Melanie Valdes, Ruairi McCabe and Emma Casey - all hold 1 title each.

Cathal Keaney, Peter Dziak, John Whitehurst, Ronan Kelly, Brogan McCay and Keeva Corry - all hold 2 titles each.

David Geaney, Caolan McKeating-Lynch, Jack Quinn and Shannon Bradley - all hold 3 titles each.

Therese Corless, Sinead Carson, Michaela Hinds and Cyra Taylor - all hold 4 titles each.

Suzanne Coyle, John Lonergan, Niamh Taylor and Sean Downes - all have won 5 titles each.

So that's the titles held by current world champions - but plenty of former world champions competed in Belfast too. Any idea how many titles they hold between them? Answers @irishdancefacts!

New TCRGs and ADCRGs

Congratulations to the following newly-qualified TCRGs and ADCRGs - let us know if we've missed anybody out! This list was compiled from various message boards...

David Barkley TCRG
Gerard Carroll TCRG
Ciara Comerford TCRG
Kerrie Connolly ADCRG
Caroline Devaney ADCRG
Faye Downey TCRG
Natasha Ellis TCRG
Donna Griffin TCRG
Sarah Hopkins TCRG
Adrian Kelly TCRG
Laura Kitt ADCRG
Fiona McRoibin ADCRG
Jemma McSloy TCRG
Martina Miskelly ADCRG
Danielle Monaghan TCRG
David Moore ADCRG
Nicola Robinson TCRG
Sarah Frances Smith TCRG
Lauren Stapleton ADCRG
Róisín Turley McCourt ADCRG

3+ titles in 2011

The following dancers won three or more major titles* in 2011...

Cathal Keaney - Hession - 6

Joe Bitter - Carey - 5
Shannon Bradley - Doherty - 5
Sean Downes - McCutcheon - 5
Claire Greaney - Hession - 5
Cyra Taylor - McConomy - 5

Therese Corless - Aaron Crosbie - 4
Jan Gaca - Ceim Oir - 4
Ronan Kelly - Sylvan Kelly - 4
John Lonergan - Kiely-Walsh - 4
Jack Quinn - Uí Shé - 4
Mairead Trainor-Aitken - Trainor - 4

Jade Bridgwater - Doherty - 3
Lauren Early - Doherty - 3
Michaela Hinds - BFOC - 3
Nadine Martin - Doherty - 3
Molly McAdam - Kelly Hendry - 3
Ruairi McCabe - Morgan - 3
Brogan McCay - McConomy - 3
Alana Pearson - Ceim Oir - 3
Sean Slemon - Rinceoiri na Riochta - 3
Niamh Taylor - Doherty - 3

Other major title winners last year were -

Adam McGhee - Aine Claire Sheehan - Aisling Reinhardt - Ann Paige Turilli - Anna Sulger - Ava Marie Schroeder - Caitriona Quinlan - Caolan McKeating-Lynch - Caroline Gray - Charlotte Sulger - Clare Murray MacRitchie - Clodagh Davis - Collin Mountain - Connor Carlton - Conor Rodgers - Daire Hanrahan - Drew Lovejoy - Ella ní Oisín - Ella Owens - Emily Marino - Emily Penner - Emma Casey - Erin Gaffney - Etain Mulvenna - Fiona Dargan - Frances Dunne - Gabriella Wood - Gerard Byrne - Grace McGrory - Jasmine Withers - Jason Hays - Jessica Bushell - Joe McGeown - John Lawrence Morgan - John Whitehurst - Julia O'Rourke - Kate Kaneko - Keeva Corry - Kelly McCourt - Kevinah Dargan - Margaret Muise - Mark Clifford - Mark O'Malley - Matthew Gardiner - Meghan Lucey - Melanie Valdes - Melissa McCarthy - Michael Holland - Mitchell Hodges - Morgan Comer - Moya Fahy - Nathan Dale - Niamh O'Brien - Nicholas Paulson - Olivia Drury - Owen Luebbers - Owen Sherman - Patrick Mello - Peter Dziak - Richard Murray - Róisín Naughton - Ronan McKiernan - Ronan O'Brien - Sarah Oldam - Sean Crosby - Sean O'Brien - Sinead Carson - Taylor Kerrane - Trinity Gleeson-Halliwell.

*For the purposes of this post, the major titles counted are: All Irelands, Worlds, North Americans, British Nationals, All Scotlands, Great Britains.

World Champions Taught by Parents

World Champions (that we know of) that were taught by their parents are as follows...

Colm O Sé - 11 titles - Scoil Rince Uí Shé, Dublin (parents Seamus and Aine, dancing siblings Dara, Cormac and maybe others)

Daire O Nualláin - 2 - Uí Nualláin, Limerick (parents Tony and Rose, brother Cian)

Brian Grant - 3 - Grant, Ontario

Cian O Nualláin - 4 - Uí Nualláin, Limerick (parents Tony and Rose, brother Daire)

Pat Roddy - 2 - Uí Rodaígh, Dundalk

Dean Crouch - 2 - Claddagh, Essex (mother Pauline, sister Donna)

Ronan McCutcheon - 6 - Setanta/McCutcheon (parents James and Noreen, also taught by Caroline Greene, sister Ciara)

Ciaran Plummer - 2 - Plummer, Ontario (father Ron)

John Mullane-Godley - 1 - Mullane-Healy-Godley, Illinois

Emer ní Mhaoileidigh - 1 - Inis Ealga, Dublin (father Maitiu O Mhaoileidigh)

Dara ní Shé - 1 - Scoil Rince Uí Shé, Dublin (parents Seamus and Aine, dancing siblings Colm, Cormac and maybe others)

Aoife Curley - 5 - Oirialla, Dundalk (father Francis)

Niamh Roddy - 1 - Uí Rodaígh, Dundalk

Leona McCarron - 2 - McCarron, Birmingham (parents Kevin and Helena, dancing siblings Sinead, Siobhan and Niall)

Róisín Turley-Gibbons - 5 - Turley, Coventry (mother Marion, sister Sinead)

Tara McConomy-Hegarty - 1 - McConomy, Derry (mother Elizabeth, aunt Rosetta)

Elan McConomy-Bradley - 4 - McConomy, Derry (mother Rosetta, aunt Elizabeth)

Ellie Maguire - 3 - Maguire-O'Shea, London (parents Michael and Kathleen, siblings Darren, Katie, Sean, Michael and Ciaran)

Sinéad McLaughlin - 1 - McLaughlin, Glasgow (parents James and Kathleen)

Sinéad Ellis - 1 - Sean Eireann McMahon, England (mother Rosemary, sister Natasha)

Ashley Smith - 3 - Smith-Houlihan, Boston (parents Michael and Noreen, brother Cian)

Etain Mulvenna - 1 - Mulvenna, Belfast (taught by mother and aunt - Deborah and Brenda, not sure which is which, apologies!)

Nicole Zepcevski - 1 - Aisling, Australia (mother Geraldine)

Caoimhe ní Bhaoláin - 1 - Ní Chearra O Baoláin (parents Peter and Breda, brother Daire)

World Wins by Region

The league table for World titles by region looks like this:

Ulster: 133

Leinster: 117

Munster: 98

Midlands England: 92

Southern England: 58*

Scotland: 24

Connacht: 23

Mid-Atlantic USA: 20

North West England: 17

Eastern Canada: 16

Mid-America USA: 15

New England USA: 6

Australia: 4*

Western USA: 3

North East England: 1

Southern USA: 1

By country:

Island of Ireland: 371

Mainland UK: 192*

USA: 45

Canada: 16

Australia: 4*

For individual winners from each region, the list is as follows:

Ulster: 61

Munster: 40

Leinster: 36

Southern England: 36*

Midlands England: 32

Connacht: 15

Mid-Atlantic USA: 15

Mid-America USA: 12

North West England: 10

Eastern Canada: 9

Scotland: 8

Australia: 4*

New England USA: 3

Western USA: 3

North East England: 1

Southern USA: 1

And finally the averages just for fun - number of titles divided by number of individual champions:

Leinster: 3.25

Scotland: 3

Midlands England: 2.87

Munster: 2.45

Ulster: 2.18

New England USA: 2

Eastern Canada: 1.77

North West England: 1.7

Southern England: 1.61

Connacht: 1.53

Mid-Atlantic USA: 1.33

Mid-America USA: 1.25

Australia: 1

North East England: 1

Western USA: 1

Southern USA: 1

...so that means champion dancer from Leinster won an average of 3.25 each.

* Conor Hayes is an Australian citizen who won his World title while dancing for a Southern England school, so his win is counted for both regions.

Please excuse any rusty geography - Irish dance regions don't always make sense!

We're not trying to make a political point about Northern Ireland...it just makes sense to group them together as Ulster dancers qualify at the All-Irelands rather than any of the mainland British majors...

Most Common Surnames

The most common surnames for World Champions are: Clarke, Gallagher, Gray, Roddy, Ryan and Smith with four winners bearing each of these names. They are...

Maranna Clarke (O'Moore), Emer Clarke (Griffin), Orla Clarke (Hynes) and Aoife Clarke (Hynes-Feely).

Ann Gallagher (Maguire-Way / Maguire-O'Shea), Stephen Gallagher (Golden), John Gallagher (O'Moore) and Michael Patrick Gallagher (Aodh Rua).

Mairead Gray, Frieda Gray and Maria Gray (Inis Ealga), and Caroline Gray (McGahan-Lees).

Bertie and Tony Roddy (Matthews), and Pat and Niamh Roddy (Uí Rodáigh) - all from the same family and related to Mona Roddy, too!

Shane and Eanna Ryan (Costello-O'Brien), Megan Ryan (McConomy) and Shauna Ryan (Uí Nualláin).

Conor Smith (Griffin-Roddy-O'Loughlin), Darren Smith (Grant), Ashley Smith (Smith-Houlihan) and Marnie Smith (Butler-Fearon-O'Connor).

The mini league table for total wins is...

Gray = 14
Ryan = 10
Gallagher = 9
Roddy = 9
Smith = 7
Clarke = 4

John

John is by far the most common name amongst male World Champions with ELEVEN winners bearing the name over the years. They are:

John Burns (Matthews) - 5 titles
John McEntaggart (Matthews) - 1 title
John Corry (Grainger) - 2
John Gallagher (O'Moore) - 2
John Carey (Doherty) - 8
John Jennings (Golden) - 1
John Timm (Richens) - 1
John Lonergan (Kiely-Walsh) - 4
John Fitzgerald (Rinceoirí na Riochta) - 3
John Whitehurst (Carey) - 1
John Mullane-Godley (Mullane-Healy-Godley) - 1
...that adds up to 29 titles won by Johns.

The next most common is Michael with 7 winners - Michael Flatley (Dennehy), Michael McCloskey (McCloskey), Michael Donnellan (Uí Ruaírc), Michael Belvitch (O'Hare), Michael McHugh (Kennedy), Michael Putman (Dennehy) and we're including Michael Pat Gallagher (Aodh Rua) as well. Michaels have won 11 titles between them.

After Michael comes Connor/Conor, with 6 winners - Conor Smith (Griffin-Roddy-O'Loughlin), Conor Hayes (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Conor Holmes (Costello-O'Brien), Connor Walsh (Glendarragh), Connor Carlton (Glendarragh) and Conor O'Sullivan (Scanlon). Our Connors/Conors have racked up 10 titles between them.

Caroline, Fiona, Sinéad

If you're called Caroline, Fiona or Sinéad you've got a good chance of winning the Worlds. Well, not really but they are the most common names among female World Champions. So if you're looking for names for your baby girl, it couldn't hurt to give them one of these names - especially if you've got one of the most common World Champion surnames (coming soon).

The champions were/are...

Caroline O'Leary (O'Regan), Caroline Healy (Nightingale-McDonald and Turley), Caroline Greene (McLaughlin) and Caroline Gray (McGahan-Lees).

Fiona Sheridan (Turley), Fiona Gaye Snowden (Ransley), Fiona Harold (Oirialla) and Fiona Dargan (Rince na Tiarna).

Sinéad Fallon (Tracey Scanlon and Morgan), Sinéad McLaughlin (McLaughlin), Sinéad Ellis (Sean Eireann McMahon) and Sinéad Carson (Doherty).

Carolines won 9 titles between them, Fionas won 7 and Sinéads have won 8 so far.

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Turley Champions

Here are the Turley champions and the number of titles they won, plus which years. Amazing school! Congratulations Marion and Roisin.

Celine Wiley = 4

U11, 1972

U13, 1973 and 1974

U17, 1978.

Fiona Sheridan = 2

U11, 1975

U13, 1976.

Deirdre McLaughlin = 6

U11, 1978

U13, 1979

U15, 1981

U15, 1982

U17, 1983

U17, 1984.

Monica Buchcik = 1

Senior Ladies O17, 1978.

Veronica Meehan = 3

U11, 1980

U13, 1981

U13, 1982.

Caroline Healy = 1

U17, 1989.

(plus u11 in 1983 while dancing for the Nightingale-McDonald school)

Roisin Turley-Gibbons = 5

Unbeaten for 5 years from U14 in 1994 to U19 in 1998.

Emma King = 1

U11, 1997.

Ciara Sexton = 5

U15, 2003

U16, 2004

U17, 2005

U19, 2007

Senior Ladies O21, 2010

George Ferguson = 1

U17, 1972.

Colin Dunne = 8
U13, 1981
U15, 1982
U17, 1984
U17, 1985
U19, 1987
Senior Men O19 - 1989, 1990, 1991.
(plus u11 in 1978 while dancing for the Comerford school).

Transfer champions...

Not including dancers whose schools have undergone slight changes (e.g. teaching leaving/joining):

Grainne Feely – Cullen/Cullen-O’Donoghue and Hynes

Caroline Healy – Nightingale-McDonald and Turley

Eimear Murphy – Inis Ealga and Cadwell-Cawte

Sinéad Fallon – Tracey Scanlon and Morgan

Therese Corless – Anthony Costello and Aaron Crosbie

Colin Dunne – Comerford and Turley

Kevin Nealon – McCaffrey and Kelly

Liam Harney – Greene and Plummer

Ronan McCutcheon – Setanta/McCutcheon and Caroline Greene

Fergal Keaney – O’Brien and Hession

Gerard Carson – Reid and Doherty

Sean Downes – Anthony Savage and McCutcheon

Congratulations to @mduckworth10 and @HelloCourtnaaay for correctly guessing Ronan, Sean and Therese. I didn't include Joe Bitter, because although he won titles for both the Doherty and Carey schools, John Carey was originally a teacher with Danny Doherty.

ALL TIME BOYS LIST

Here we gooo...

1st = Colm O'Sé (Uí Shé), 11 titles
2nd = Kevin McCormack (Uí Shé), 10 titles
3rd = Colin Dunne (Comerford / Turley), 9 titles
4th = John Carey (Doherty), 8 titles
5th = Kevin Nealon (McCaffrey / Kelly), 7 titles
6th = Ronan McCutcheon (Setanta / Caroline Greene), 6 titles
7th = John Burns and Jimmy Johnson (Matthews), Fergal Keaney (O'Brien / Hession), Gerard Carson (Reid / Doherty) and Joe Bitter (Doherty / Carey), 5 titles each

12th = Eoin O Suilleabhain (Uí Nualláin), Aaron Crosbie (Inis Ealga), Cian O Nualláin (Uí Nualláin), Christopher Doyle (Armstrong), Eanna Ryan (Costello-O'Brien / O'Brien), Declan McHale (Doherty), Anthony Fallon (Náomh Padraíg), Connor Walsh (Glendarragh), John Lonergan (Kiely-Walsh) and Sean Downes (Anthony Savage / McCutcheon), 4 titles each

22nd = Bertie Roddy and Tony Roddy (Matthews), Raymond Stewart (Hession), Seamus Conlon (Inis Ealga), Brian Grant (Grant), Gareth Unsworth (King), James Devine (Dal gCais), Bobby Fox (O'Reilly), Shane Ryan (Costello-O'Brien) and John Fitzgerald (Rinceoirí na Riochta), 3 titles each

32nd = Peter O'Hare (Heaney), Dan Armstrong (McAleer), Francis Agnew (Uí Rodáigh), Kieran Lynch (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Tim O'Hare (Plummer), John Corry (Grainger), John Gallagher (O'Moore), Donal Conlon (Inis Ealga), Daire O Nualláin (Uí Nualláin), Liam Harney (Greene / Plummer), Michael Patrick Gallagher (Aodh Rua), Michael Donnellan (Uí Ruaírc), Pat Roddy (Uí Rodáigh), Stephen McAteer (Butler), Damien Noone (Costello), Alan Fox (Oirialla), Michael Belvitch (O'Hare), Raymond Walls (McCaul), David Lydon (Costello-O'Brien), James Keegan (Lally), Nicholas Fallon (King), Dean Crouch (Claddagh), Michael McHugh (Kennedy), Shane Kelly (Broesler), Ciaran Plummer (Plummer), Timothy Kochka (Davis), Thomas Duerin (Kenny), Andrew Trill (Costello), Garrett Coleman (Burke), David Geaney (Rinceoirí na Riochta), Stephen Carolan (Oirialla),  Dermot Cullen (Margaret O'Loughlin), Richard Murray (Higgins), James Breen (Murchu-Duiginn), Connor Carlton (Glendarragh), James Greenan (Mona ní Rodaígh), Caolan McKeating-Lynch (Mulvenna) and Jack Quinn (Uí Shé) - 2 titles each.

70th = John McEntaggart (Matthews), Peter Boylan (Kavanagh), George Ferguson (Turley), Brendan Brady (St Chad's), Gerard Doherty (McLaughlin), Eoin O'Brien (Uí Nualláin), Martin Brennan (Walsh), Michael Flatley (Dennehy), Stephen Gallagher (Golden), Gerald McWilliams (Kelly), E Lee (Lally), Emmanuel Harrison (Harrison), Declan Burke (Hussey), Jamie Fahey (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Thomas Kearns (Hession), Michael McCloskey (McCloskey), Niall Reagan (Inishfree), John Jennings (Golden), Paddy O'Donnell (Kildare), Niall Kirwan (Dal gCais), Ronan Sherlock (Uí Shé), Conor Smith (Griffin-Roddy-O'Loughlin), John Timm (Richens), Anthony Sharkey (Uí Ruaírc), Conor Hayes (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Marty Dowds (Vourneen McLoughlin), Darren Smith (Grant), Paul Cusick (O'Hare), Alan Kenefick (Cowhie-Ryan), David Bellwood (MOS), Conor Holmes (Costello-O'Brien), Antoin O'Searcaigh (Uí Ruaírc), Sean Hennigan (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Liam Tighe (Jackson-Kelly), Tim Seeman (Tim O'Hare), Aidan Garvey (Mona ní Rodáigh), Alan Scarriff (Mairead ní Fhlaitheartha), Stephen Brunning (Glendarragh), Kieran Lockhart (Aaron Crosbie), Ryan Stevenson (Taylor), Edward Searle (Doherty), Gary Collins (Brady-Scanlan), Trent Kowalik (Inishfree), Jason Hays (McTeggart), Shaun Higgins (Aisling), Stephen Brennan (McGahan-Lees), Ryan McCarthy (Schade), Byron Tuttle (SEM), Colm Conneely (Hession), Ryan Bleach (Deegan), Aidan McGinley (McConomy), Owen Barrington (Comerford), Jordan McCormick (Lambe), Michael Putman (Dennehy), Scott Doherty (O'Shea Chaplin), John Whitehurst (Carey), Eamonn Kitching (Conway-Lally), Drew Lovejoy (McGing), John Mullane-Godley (Mullane-Healy-Godley), Conor O'Sullivan (Scanlon), Ronan Kelly (Sylvan Kelly), Gerard Byrne (McNelis-Cunningham), Peter Dziak (Trinity), Cathal Keaney (Hession), Jan Gaca (Ceim Oir) and Morgan Comer (Doherty) - 1 title each.

It'll be all change after the Worlds next year no doubt!

ALL TIME GIRLS LIST

This might take a while to type! The all-time list of female World Champions is...

1st = Grainne Feely (Cullen / Cullen-O'Donoghue / Hynes schools) - 10 titles
2nd = Catriona Hale (Doherty Academy) and Deborah O'Keefe (Cowhie-Ryan) - 8 each
4th = Mairead Gray (Inis Ealga) - 7
5th = Deirdre McLaughlin (Turley), Sorcha McCaul (Uí Rodáigh), Bernadette Flynn (Browne), Aoife Curley (Oirialla), Michelle Lawrence (Uí Nualláin) and Lauren Early (Doherty) - 6 each

11th = Maria Wogan (Walsh), Imelda Florence (Walsh), Frieda Gray (Inis Ealga), Caroline Greene (McLaughlin), Julie Regan (Kinsella), Róisín Turley-Gibbons (Turley), Ciara Sexton (Turley) and Claire Greaney (Hession) - 5 each

19th = Celine Wiley (Turley), Ann Gallagher (Maguire-Way / Maguire-O'Shea), Mandy Hennigan (Tyrrell / Tyrrell-Wallder), Tracey Taaffe (Inis Ealga), Eileen Martin (Uí Shé), Emma Jane Lavin (Duffy), Erin Davidson (Oirialla), Elan McConomy-Bradley (McConomy), Aisling O'Meara (Sheila Hayes), Suzanne Coyle (McLaughlin) and Niamh Taylor (Doherty) - 4 each

30th = Catherine Cronin (Uí Nualláin), Kathleen O'Shea (Kavanagh), Veronica Meehan (Turley), Carol Leavy (Uí Rodaígh), Michelle McKittrick (Duffy), Fiona Harold (Oirialla), Joanne Kavanagh (McConomy), Stephanie De Paor (Costello-O'Brien), Ellie Maguire (Maguire-O'Shea), Kelly Stephens (Doherty), Shannon Daly (Grainne Feely), Therese Corless (Anthony Costello / Aaron Crosbie), Ashley Smith (Smith-Houlihan), Megan Kerrigan (Kenny), Cyra Taylor (McConomy), Michaela Hinds (Butler-Fearon-O'Connor), Sinéad Carson (Doherty) - 3 each

47th = Marian Cleary (Uí Nualláin), Maureen Duffy (Kildare), Fiona Sheridan (Turley), Denise Sherlock (Uí Eilí), Vourneen McLoughlin (De Glin), Marian Walsh (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Ann Coleman (Hynes), Caroline Healy (Nightingale-McDonald / Turley), Bernadette Trainor (Griffin-O'Loughlin), Karen Gleeson (Morgan), Martina O'Mahony (Uí Nualláin), Tara Barry (Cowhie-Ryan), Louise Connolly (Oirialla), Arlene ní Bhaoill (Duffy), Leona McCarron (McCarron), Carol Hetherington (Ní Chearra O Baoláin), Eva McGettigan (Aodh Rua), Sinéad Fallon (Tracey Scanlon / Morgan), Eimear Murphy (Inis Ealga / Cadwell Cawte), Noelle Curran (Peter Smith), Tanya Crooks (Damien Donnelly), Sinéad McLaughlin (McLaughlin), Leanne Curran (Mona ní Rodáigh), Kathy Irvine (Butler-Fearon), Siobhán Casey (Stanley-Carroll), Heather Carr (Sylvan Kelly), Gabriella Wood (Petri), Katherine Vincent (Murchu-Duiginn), Donna Griffin (Sheila Hayes), Shauna Ryan (Uí Nualláin), Shannon Bradley (Doherty), Ann Paige Turilli (Inishfree) = 2 each

79th = Margaret Mullen (Walsh), Maranna Clarke (O'Moore), Ruth Pentony (Pentony), Catherine McConnell (O'Moore), Maureen Sheridan (Crean), Emer ní Mhaoleidigh (Inis Ealga), Caroline O'Leary (O'Regan), Frances Reid (Inis Ealga), Maria Cronin (Deegan), Patricia Brown (Hession), Janey McGardle (Matthews), Monica Buchcik (Turley), Fiona Gaye Snowden (Ransley), Anne Marie Doyle (Nightingale), Ruth Garrett (Butler), Julie Loughlin (Maguire-O'Shea), Elizabeth Murphy (Inis Ealga), Gemma Carney (Hession), Chelsea Muldoon (Buchcik), Siobhán Lambert (MOS), Dara ní Shé (Uí Shé), Maria Gray (Inis Ealga), Stacey Lynch (O'Moore), Kerry Hutchinson (Cowhie-Ryan), Suzanne Cleary (Cowhie-Ryan), Orla Clarke (Hynes), Niamh Roddy (Uí Rodáigh), Arlene O'Brien (Uí Shé), Emma King (Turley), Kelly Hendry (Hannon Murphy), Emma Robinson (Morgan), Tara McConomy-Hegarty (McConomy), Theresa O'Sullivan (McLoughlin), Jordan Osborne (McLaughlin), Paula McManus (Sean Eireann McMahon), Amy Siegal (Peter Smith), Aishling Fox (Mona ní Rodáigh), Aoife Clarke (Hynes-Feely), Darinagh White (Clifford-Crosbie), Róisín Timoney (Jackson-Kelly), Deborah Whelan (Aaron Crosbie), Sinéad Ellis (Sean Eireann McMahon), Angela Crowley (Scanlon), Aoife Kennedy (Jackie O'Leary), Linda Martyn (O'Brien), Clodagh Roper (Domican), Fionnuala McDaid (McConomy), Kevinah Dargan (Rince na Tiarna), Carla O'Brien (Mona ní Rodáigh), Etain Mulvenna (Mulvenna), Caroline Gray (McGahan-Lees), Marnie Smith (Butler-Fearon-O'Connor), Nicole Zepcevski (Aisling), Codie Shiels (McConomy), Rebecca Reed (Murchu-Duiginn), Megan Ryan (McConomy), Maggie Darlington (Claddagh Cali), Sarah Lennon (Doherty), Lizzie Ellis (Aaron Crosbie), Fiona Dargan (Rince na Tiarna), Mary McEvoy-Morgan (Kennedy), Caoimhe ní Bhaoláin (Ní Chearra O Baoláin), Cecily Charlton (McGahan-Lees), Deirdre Robinett (McGing), Julia O'Rourke (Petri), Amy Mae Dolan (McConomy), Keeva Corry (Croghan-Greene), Brogan McKay (McConomy), and Emily Penner (Butler-Fearon-O'Connor) - 1 each

It'll be all change after Belfast no doubt!

Marie Duffy

Marie Duffy's school won 9 titles in just three years between 1989 and 1992. Emma Jane Lavin won 4, Michelle McKittrick won 3 & Arlene ní Bhaoill won 2, putting the school joint 19th on all-time list. Marie also won many titles when teaching with the Inis Ealga school.

Fallon

In 2000 three World Champs were called Fallon (no relation?)

 

Sinead Fallon, Morgan = u17 girls

Anthony Fallon, Náomh Padraíg = u17 boys

Nicholas Fallon, King = u19 men