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2008: The Jes Women’s Junior 18 eight that won the National Championship at Inniscara by beating Commercial Dublin and Portora by a length. From left, Jane Foley, Georgina Rushe, Katie Barrett, Aifric Keogh, Sarah Healy (cox kneeling), Zoe Mannion, Claire Howley, Eavan Collins and Kate Rushe, with coaches Padraig Bracken, Siobhan O’Brien and Redmond O’Brien.
2008: Women's Junior 18 eight, National Champions, slipping before their victory. Jane Foley stroke, Georgina Rushe 7, Katie Barrett 6, Afric Keogh 5, Zoe Mannion 4, Claire Howley 3, Eavan Collins 2, Kate Rushe bow and Sarah Healy cox. Photo courtesy of Tommy Rushe.
This very successful crew, that never lost a Junior 18 race in 2008, was expertly coached by Siobhan and Redmond O'Brien and Padraig Bracken.
2008: The Jes winning Junior 16 quad at the Irish Championships. From left, Patrick Oliver, Ian Murphy, Sean Kelly (President of the GAA), Liam Glynn, Eddie Mullarkey and Eamon Doran.
2008: Winner of the Mens Junior 15 single scull at the National Championships, Ian Murphy with coach Ciarán Glynn.
2008: Winners of the Men's Junior 14 double scull at the National Championships. Left, Matthew Kelly and Andrew Bell.
2008: Men's Junior 15 quad at the National Championships. From left, Eoin Staunton, Ian Murphy, Liam Glynn and Cathal Folan.
2008: At the Coupe de la Jeunesse, held at Inniscarra in Cork, four Jes rowers qualified to represent Ireland. In the photo from left are Kate Rushe (cox), Aifric Keogh and Katie Barrett. Also, Eddie Mullarkey was in the 2 seat of the Men's coxed four that took silver at the Coupe.
2008: Galway rowers claim gold for Ireland. The Irish women’s junior 8 rowing team which won gold in Cardiff at the Home Countries International Regatta, beating England, Scotland, and Wales. Galway boasted seven rowers on the team. Back row from left, Mary Bonner (coach), Zoe Mannion (Jesuits Galway), Clare Howley (Jesuits Galway), Rosie Woods (Skibbereen Cork), Georgina Rushe (Jesuits Galway), Jane Foley (Jesuits Galway), and Sinead Folan (Coach). Middle row: Leisanne Gallagher (Tribes Galway), Laurna Smith (Tribes Galway) and Kate O'Brien (Skibbereen Cork). Front row: Sinead Ruane (Tribes Galway). (Galway Advertiser, July 31, 2008). Photo courtesy of Tommy Rushe.
2008: The Jes Women's Senior Eight pulling way from the other boats (as was their custom) at the Fermoy Regatta. Katie McKeown O'Donovan (cox), Jane Foley, Georgina Rushe, Katie Barrett, Aifric Keogh, Zoe Mannion, Claire Howley, Eavan Collins and Kate Rushe.
2008: Fermoy Regatta. Champion rowers and also a little cheeky. Jane Foley (stoke), Georgina Rushe 7, Katie Barrett 6, Aifric Keogh 5, Zoe Mannion 4, Claire Howley 3, Eavan Collins 2 and Kate Rushe bow.
2008: The Jes Women's Junior 16 eight at the Fermoy Regatta. Katie McKeown-O'Donovan (cox), Una Phelan (stroke), Sarah Healy, Afric Keogh, Kate Rushe, Eavan Collins, Aoife Barry, Clara Sherry and Kate Tallon.
2008: Jes Women's Junior 16 eight at the Commercial Regatta. From left, Aoife Barry, Clara Sherry, Kate Tallon, Naomi Colclough, Claire Howley, Afric Keogh, Sarah Healy, Una Phelan and Katie McKeown-O'Donovan (cox).
2008: Jes Women's Junior 15 quad at the Commercial Regatta. Amy Phelan bow, Ciara Treacy, Naomi Colclough and Claire Howley (stroke).
2008: Jes Women's Junior 14 coxed quad at the Commercial Regatta. Ellen Rushe (cox), Rebecca O'Donoghue, Natalie Hehir, Áine Gavin and Natalie Lawless.
2008: The Women's Junior 16 four. Una Phelan (stroke), Sarah Healy 3, Clara Sherry 2 and Aoife Barry bow.
2008: The Women's Intermediate eight at the Limerick Regatta. Kate Rushe bow, Eavan Collins, Claire Howley, Zoe Mannion, Aifric Keogh, Katie Barrett, Georgina Rushe, Jane Foley (stroke) and Katie Mckeown-O'Donovan (cox).
2008: The Jes Women's Junior 16 coxed quad at the Limerick Regatta. Katie McKeown-O'Donovan (cox) , Aoife Barry (bow), Kate Tallon, Sarah Healy and Una Phelan (stroke).
2008: CIRC at Gent. Standing from left, Michael Sampier, Ronan Howley, Padraig Bracken, Shane Cawley, Seán Cahalan, Ian Murphy, Peter Collins, Eamon Doran, Peter Sherry, Eddie Mullarkey, Jane Foley, Charles Doyle, Aifric Keogh, Katie Barrett, Claire Howley, Katie Mckeown O'Donovan, Georgina Rushe, Fionuala Bracken and Kate Tallon.
Kneeling from left, Patrick Oliver, Aoife Barry, Clara Sherry, Zoe Mannion, Una Phelan, Eavan Collins, Kate Rushe and Sarah Healy.
2008: Training on the Corrib in the mists of an early January morning. For the record, from left, Eavan Collins, Clara Sherry, Katie Barrett, Fionuala Bracken, Aifric Keogh, Claire Howley, Georgina Rushe, Jane Foley and Sarah Healy (cox). Photo courtesy of Kate Rush.
2008: Training on the Corrib. Jane Foley (stroke) and Afric Keogh. Photo: Eoin Gardiner.
2008: Traning on the Corrib. Katie Barrett (stroke), Clare Howley 3, Zoe Mannion 2 and Georgina Rushe (bow). Photo: Eoin Gardiner.
2008: Traning on the Corrib. Eavan Collins (stk.) and Kate Rushe( bow).
Photo: Eoin Gardiner.
2008: Traning on the Corrib. From left, Kate McKeown O'Donovan, Sarah Healy, Kate Tallon, Una Phelan and Aoife Barry. Photo: Eoin Gardiner.
2008: Keith Duffy in the Junior pair at the Sligo Head.
2007: The site of the Irish National Rowing Championships -- the National Rowing Centre on Iniscarra Lake in County Cork.
2007: Men's Junior 18 Pair, National Champions. Edward Fitzgerald (left) and Niall Kenny. Niall became one of Irelands top rowers, with medals at International competitions.
2007: NUIG Head of the River. Back row from left, Patrick Dunne, Edward Fitzgerald, Luke Smyth, Michael Freeney, Michael Sampier, Ronan Howley, David Fitzpatrick and Chris Hynes. Front row, Donnachda Lenihan, Niall Kenny, Keith Duffy, Martin Oliver and Cillian McMahon.
2007: Tribesmen Head of the River 2007. The Women's Junior 18 eight. Katie McKeown-O'Donovan (cox), Jane Foley (stroke) Georgina Rushe, Zoe Mannion, Aifric Keogh, Fionnuala Bracken, Katie Barrett, Sarah Healy and Kate Rushe (bow).
2007: Tribesmen Head of the River. The Women's novice coxed four. From left, Georgina Rushe, Zoe Mannion, Aifric Keogh, Fionnuala Bracken and Eavan Collins.
2007: Tribesmen Head of the River. A Jes Women's Junior 18 pair. Siobhán Sumption (stroke) and Leah Colclough.
2007: The Ghent trip. Standing from left, Mike Sampier, Ronan Howley, Martin Oliver, Eamonn Dorna, Patrick Dunne, Keith Duffy, Edward Fitzgerald, Peter Sherry, Donnachda Lenihan, Niall Kenny, Martin Cassidy, Charles Doyle and Cillian McMahon. In front from left, Eddie Mullarkey, Cathal Folan, Manus Lenihan, Patrick Oliver, Liam Glynn, Eoin Staunton and Chris Hynes.
2007: Rowing club dinner. Former Jes Olympian Cormac Folan (left) with Patrick Dunne.
2007: Second year student Ian Murphy and first year student Andrew Bell at the Championships.
2007: Andrew Bell, helped by coach Mairtin Phelan, slipping for his first ever single sculls race at the Championships.
2006: Women's Junior 18 Eight, National Champions. From left, K. Barrett, G. Kelly, K. Oliver, A. Griffin with pennant, A. McKeown-O'Donovan, S. Sumption, J. Foley, L. Colclough and S. Ni Fharthartha.
2006: Mens novice 4 champions of Ireland. From left, John Lawless (coach), Niall Kenny, Luke Smith, Keith Duffy, Michael Freeney,Edward Fitzgerald, Shane Cawley (coach) and Ciarán Glynn (coach).
2006: Winners of the Anderson Cup at the Galway Regatta. Standing from left, Ciarán Glynn, Shane Cawley (both coaches), Cillian McMahon, Edward Fitzgerald, Martin Oliver, Luke Smyth, Ronan Howley, Michael Freeney, David Fitzpatrick, Niall Kenny and John Lawless (coach). Front row from left, Patrick Dunne, Keith Duffy, Charles Doyle and Chris Hynes.
2006: At Fermoy. Back row from left, Terri Heaton, Aoife Barry, Una Phelan and Sarah Healy. Front row, Clara Sherry, Claire Howley, Katie McKeown-O'Donovan and Kate Tallon.
2006: At Fermoy. Back row fom left, Kate Tallon, Séan Cahalan, Robert O'Donnell, Liam Mooney, Ciaran Coen, Clare Howley. Front row, ??, Ian Murphy, Peter Collins, Paddy Kellehan, David Mooney
2006: Women's Junior 18 Four. From left, Siobhan Sumption, Sadhbh Ní Fhatharta, Leah Colclough and Katie Oliver, and the cox Alicia Griffin, not in the photo, went on to represent Ireland at the Home Internationals 2006.
2006: Christopher Hynes.
2006: From left, Patrick Dunne, Christopher Hynes, Ed Fitzgerald and Niall Kenny.
2006: Eamon Doran, Keith Duffy, Kane Daniels, Robert O'Donnell and Sean Cahalan in front of the Club.
2006: In front of the Club slip. From left Ronan Howley, Michael Freeney and Patrick Dunne.
2006: Manus Lenihan on an erg.
2006: Pair: Ed Fitzgerald (Stk.), Cillian McMahon (bow).
2005: Men's J18 squad. Back row from left, Cillian McMahon, Michael Freeney, David Fitzpatrick, Michael Sampier, Edward Fitzgerald, Ronan Howley, Martin Oliver, Niall Kenny, Luke Smith, Patrick Dunne, Chris Hynes and Charles Doyle. Front Row, Keith Duffy and Patrick Oliver.
2005: Two young lads at Dangan watching the Galway Regatta. Two years later, as Jes first year students, they were rowing in the Regatta. Left, Andrew Bell and Eoin Coughlan.
2004: Eavan Collins writing against Kate Rushe's back with Zoe Mannion sitting on the chair looking forward and Aifric Keogh looking at the camera. First years at the time, Irish Champions in 2008.
2004: Stroke Cayla McDonald, 3 Siobhán Kennedy, 2 Vicky Stephens and bow Chloe Diskin.
2004: Back row from left, Manus Lenihan, Allan Bell, Steven Palcic, Gallen Hawkins, David O'Riordan. Middle row, Benjamin O'Gorman, Eoghan Staunton, Liam Glynn, Peter Sherry and Patrick Mulkerrin. Front row, Darren Flannery, Karl Rabbitt and Sean Connolly.
2003: Donnachda Lenihan bow, Niall Kenny 2, Mairtin Nee 3, John Doyle stroke and Conor Cribben cox.
2003: Paul Murray stroke and Brian Dowling.
2003: Galway Regatta. Liam Molloy is coxing the boat in the foreground - a Junior 14 Quad.
2003: A senior Women's eight. Cox Cathal Codyre, stroke Siobhan Kennedy, ?, ?, Grainne Smyth, Claire Molloy, Katie Oliver, ?, ?
2002: Eoin Kenny (bow), Neil Reddin, James McLoughlin and Liam Molloy.
2002: At Limerick Regatta. Cox ?, Claire Molloy (stroke), Sabhdh Ni Fhartharta, ?, ?.
2002: The Championships wining Senior eight crew from NUIG/Tribes/ UCC/Offaly: L to R Dominic Burke, Johnny Naughton, Padraig Hussey, Dave Mannion, Paul Giblin, Padraig Bracken, Eamon Joyce, Alan Martin, Tom Tuohy coach. Kneeling, Maedhbh Boyle (cox).
The 2002 National Championships saw some excellent results from ex-Jes rowers. The winning NUIG/Tribes/UCC/Offaly senior eight contained three ex-Jes competitors -- Maedhbh Boyle, who also coxed the winning senior coxed four, Padraig Bracken, who won the junior pair in 1999 for the Jes, and Dominic Burke who represented Ireland in the home internationals three weeks before the Championships. Dominic Burke also rowed in the NUIG intermediate four with another ex-Jes rower Michael Ryder.
2001: The Jes Junior 18 Squad. From left, Ciarán Bracken, Macdara Bracken, Shane Cawley Aidan Honan, Cormac Folan, Kevin Doherty, Philip Roxby, Bryan O'Carroll, Mike Ryder and Declan Folan. In front, Ciarán Glynn (cox).
The Coláiste Iognáid Rowing Club held a reunion on Easter Sunday 2011 for the crews that won the prestigious Anderson Cup in 2001 and 1999.
2001/1999 ten/twelve years on: From left: David Cuddy, Redmond O'Brien, Dominic Burke, Ciarán Bracken, Oleig Kelly, Philip Roxby, Kevin Doherty, Keith Duffy, Mairtin Phelan, Charles Doyle, Shane Cawley, Barry Croke, Eddie Mullarkey, Declan Folan, Cormac Folan, Niall Folan, Bryan O'Carroll, Mike Ryder, Liam Molloy and Ciarán Glynn.
The club invited the athletes and coaches from the 2001 and 1999 Anderson Cup winning crews for an anniversary row. Two eights were put on the water for the event. Against the better wishes of the two coxes, both crews forgot their age and it wasn’t long before all (well, at least some) were feeling years younger, rating at 40+!
There was no lack of experience within the two boats, with no fewer than 1 Olympian, 4 World Championship appearances, 3 World Under 23 athletes, 3 Coupe Representatives, 10 Home International singlets, 1 Isis rower, 11 senior pots, 6 inter championships, 3 Novice champs, 4 Ghent gold medals, 2 tattoos and 1 nationwide special! And that’s without the participation of Marc Stephens, Padraig Bracken, Dara Bracken and Aidan Honan!
2001: Neil Reddin (bow), David Foley, James McLoughlin, Liam Molloy and cox Colm Glynn.
2001: A Jes coxed quad.
2001: From left, Jacob Schazmann, Michael Sherry, David Foley, Eoin O Neill and Liam Molloy.
2001: From left, Niamh Ní Fhlatharta, Rebecca Quane, Áine Bracken and Paula Haynes.
2001: Bow Áine Bracken, 2 Amy Colclough, 3 Cathryn Ashe and Stroke Rebecca Quane.
2001: Senior Men’s Crew, from left, John Lawless (coach), Ciaran Bracken, Brian O’Carroll, Michael Ryder, Cormac Folan, Phillip Roxby, Dara Bracken, Aidan Honan, Sean Carolan, Declan Folan and Ciaran Glynn (cox).
2001: Ghent. Jes Junior 18 Men's Coxed fours Silver Medal Winners. Ciarán Glynn cox, Mike Ryder bow, Bryan O’ Carroll 2, Cormac Folan 3, Declan Folan stroke. Coaches: John Lawless and Sean Carolan.
2001: Ghent. Coxed fours Silver Medal Winners: From left in boat, Declan Folan, Cormac Folan. On slip: Eamonn Colclough, Sean Carolan and John Lawless.
2001: Ghent. Declan Folan stroke, Cormac Folan 7, Mike Ryder 6, Bryan O' Carroll 5, Philip Roxby 4, Aidan Honan 3, Ciaran Bracken 2, Dara Bracken bow.
2001: From left, cox Cora Connelly, Sarah Colclough, Maeve Tierney, Niamh Finnan, Emily Dowling, Grainne Smith, Siobhan Kennedy, Vicky Stephens and Cayla McDonald.
2001: Galway Regatta Men's Junior 14 coxed quad. From left. Peter O' Reilly, David Qualter, Michael O Brien and Lorcan Burke and Cathal Codyre (cox) with cup.
2000/01: They wrote their own history.
2000: Jes Junior 16 Quads in Neptune Regatta. From left, Sean Carolan (coach), Dara Bracken, Kevin Doherty, Philip Brett, Aidan Honan and Ciarán Bracken.
2000: Cox Sarah Colclough, Stk Cayla McDonald, 3 Siobháin Kennedy, 2 Vicky Stephens and Bow Chloe Diskin.
2000: Enniskilleen Regatta: CIRC Winning Junior 18 coxed four. Nearest boat from left, Philip Roxby, David Cuddy, Bryan O'Carroll, Cormac Folan, Ciarán Glynn.
2000: The Coláiste Iognáid Novice Eights and Fours who won gold in the Neptune regatta in July 2000. Back row from left, Amy Colclough, Shíofra O'Neill, Áine Bracken, Niamh Ní Fhlatharta, Cathryn Ashe, Redmond O'Brien (coach), Front row: Paula Haynes, Rebecca Quane, Katy Carolan (cox), Theresa Cahill and Cora Connelly.
2000: From left, Ricky Grogan (coach), Niamh Finan, Sarah Colclough, Kimberley Bruster, Emily Dowling, Maebh Tierney.
2000: Junior 16 Fours/Quads at Fermoy Regatta. From left, Ciarán Bracken, Aidan Honan, Kevin Doherty and MacDara Bracken. In front: Ronan Reid (cox).
2000: Junior 14/15 double scull. Bow Eoghan Hynes and Stroke Kenneth Stevens.
2000: Bow Theresa Cahill, 2 Cora Connelly, 3 Niamh Ní Fhlatharta, 4 Siofra O'Neill, 5 Amy Colclough, 6 Rebeccca Quane, 7 Áine Bracken and Stroke Paula Haynes. The cox is probably Katy Carolan.
2000: Stroke Sarah Colclough, 3 Maebh Tierney, 2 Niamh Finan, Bow Emily Dowling and cox Kimberley Bruster.
2000: Junior 15 Quad. Eoghan Kenny in Bow, Colm Glynn in 2, Ronan Reid in 3 and Liam Molloy in Stroke.
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