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1999: In school hall. Back row, from right to left, Declan Folan, Eoin Hynes, Mick Ryan, Cormac Folan, Philip Roxby, Dara O'Hectarian, Grainne Smith, Cala McDonald, Siobhan Kennedy, Vicky Stephens, ????
Second back row, from right to left. Cathal Codyre, Joseph Allen,Donal Healy, Ronan Reid, Kevin Doherty, Aidan Honan, Ciaran Bracken, Paul Murray, Colm Glynn, Katie Oliver,
Middle row, from right to left. Senan Cronin, Ciaran Glynn, Bryan O Carroll, Shane Cawley, Rebecca Quane (standing in black), Emily Dowling, Cora Connelly, Sarah Colclough, James McLoughlin, Liam Molloy, Michael Sherry, David Foley, Bryan Dowling, ??, Eoin O Neill
Front Row, from right to Left. Ian Luddy, Padraic Cuddy, Jude Fitzgerald, Eoin Kenny, Amy Colclough, David Qualter, Michael O'Brien, Mitch Miller, Aideen McInerney,?? (From the excellent memory and eyesight of Ciarán Glynn).
1999: The Jes crew who won the men's Junior 16 eight at the Championship regatta. Bow Shane Cawley, Mike Ryder, Andrew D'Arcy, Bryan O'Carroll, Cormac Folan, Philip Roxby, Barry Croke, Declan Folan (stroke) and Ciaran Glynn (cox).
1999: Men's Junior 18 eight, winners of the Anderson Cup at the Galway Regatta. This was the first win of the Anderson after a gap of nineteen years. The crew, from left is Padraig Bracken, Philip Roxby, Marc Stephens, Cormac Folan, Niall Folan, Oleg Kelly, Dominick Burke, David Cuddy, with cox Ciaran Glynn and coach Redmond O'Brien.
1999: With the Anderson and other cups at the Jes slip. Tony Stephens, Fr Martin Curry S.J. and Deirdre Stephens, with Vicky and Kenneth Stephens in front.
1999: The Jes Men's Junior 16 coxed four rowing in the Galway Head of River. Ciaran Glynn (cox), Declan Folan in stroke, Barry Croke in 3, Kevin Doherty in 2,and Shane Cawley in Bow.
1999: The Trinity Regatta. The Jes Men's Junior 16 coxed four. From left, Ciaran Glynn, Mike Ryder, Andrew D'Arcy, Bryan O Carroll and Shane Cawley.
1999: The Trinity Regatta. the Jes Men's Junior 16 eight. From left, Ciaran Glynn, Declan Folan, Barry Croke, Philip Roxby, Cormac Folan, Bryan O Carroll, Andrew D'Arcy, Mike Ryder and Shane Cawley.
1999: The Trinity Regatta. The Jes Men's Junior 18 coxed four. From left, Ciaran Glynn, Dominic Burke, Mark Stephens, Padraig Bracken and Niall Folan.
1999: The Trinity Regatta. The Jes Men' s Junior 18 eight. From left, Ciaran Glynn, Dominic Burke, Niall Folan, Padraig Bracken, Mark Stephens, Oleig Kelly, David Cuddy, Philip Roxby and Cormac Folan.
1998: The Winning Jes Junior 15 eight at the Galway Regatta. From left, Mike Ryder, Cormac Folan, Shane Cawley, Declan Folan, Bryan O'Carroll, Ciarán Glynn (in front), Andrew D'Arcy, Philip Roxby and Barry Croke.
1998: The Jes Women's Junior 18 coxed four at the Portora Regatta. From left, Noreen Ward, Lisa Mannion, Fiona McMorrow, Joyce O'Shaughnessy, Katy Carolan and Fr. Martin Curry S.J. coach.
1998: The Jes Men's Junior 16 eight and four won at the Cork Regatta. The Junior 16 eight completed the double the following day at the Fermoy Regatta. From left, Ciaran Glynn, Declan Foley, Barry Croke, Philip Roxby, Cormac Folan, Bryan O'Caroll, Andrew D'Arcy, Michael Ryder and Shane Cawley. Standing from left, Ciaran Bracken, Philip Brett, Kevin Doherty and MacDara Bracken.
1998: Showing trophies in front of clubhouse post Fermoy and Cork regattas. Back row from left, Maeve Tierney, Sarah Colclough and Amy Colclough. Middle row, Joyce O Shaughnessy, Catherine Ashe, Rebecca Quane and Emily Dowling. Front row, Cora Connelly, Katie Carolan and Naomi Colclough holding up a trophy well before she become a Jes rower.
1997: Tribesmen Head of the River. Noreen Ward (bow), Aisling Quinn 2, Lisa Mannion 3, Marie Griffin 4, Orla Madden 5, Jacqui Bracken 6, Claire O'Shaughnessy 7, Fiona Harrington(stroke). Fionnuala Callanan (cox) is out of view. Photo: Irish Times.
1997: The Marina , Cork. From left, Marc Stephens, Dominick Burke, Sandra Kelly, Michael Ryder and Niall Folan.
1997: The Marina, Cork. From left, Treise Cahill, ?, S McCaul, Niamh Ni Fhartharta and Aine Bracken.
1997: The Marina, Cork. From left, Fiona McMorrow, Niamh Ni Fhartharta, Jennifer McCarthy, Sharon O'Grady and Paula Haynes (kneeling).
1997: The Marina, Cork. Bow Sharon O'Grady, Jennifer McCarthy, Niamh Ni Fhartharta, Fiona McMorrow and cox Paula Haynes.
1997: The Marina, Cork. Cox Paula Haynes, ?, Fiona McMorrow, Aine Bracken and bow Sharon O'Grady.
1997: The Marina, Cork. Women's Junior 16 eight (but mostly Junior 15's) Names anyone?
1997: Strathclyde international regatta. From left, Fiona Harrington, Fionnuala Callanan, Claire O'Shaughnessey, Fiona McMorrow, Marie Griffin, Jacqui Bracken, Orla Madden, Aisling Quinn, Lisa Mannion and Noreen Ward.
1997: Strathclyde international regatta. Same crew being taught to dance by coach Fr. Martin Curry S.J. We are pleased he and they kept to rowing.
1997: Athlone regatta. From left, Joyce O Shaughnessy, Katy Carolan, Jenny Quinlan, Rebecca Quane and Emer McClean.
1997: Neptune regatta. Michael Ryder stroke, Andrew D'Arcy, Barry Croke and Shane Cawley with coaches Barry McGlacken and Liam Gillen ....
.... and cox Ciaran Glynn.
1997: Neptune regatta. Barry Croke and Shane Cawley with Philip Roxby in red and Declan Folan in white.
1997: Men's Junior 16 coxed quad. Michael Ryder (bow), Dominick Burke, Niall Folan, Marc Stephens (stroke) and Sandra Kelly (cox).
1996: Galway Head. Kevan Folan stroke, David Finnegan 3, James Carroll 2 and Mike O'Grady bow. Cox, Noreen Ward and coach, Redmond O' Brien.
1996: From left, Pat Collins and Brian Kelly.
1996: Fermoy Regatta. Kevan Folan on the right, Michael O’Grady on the left.
1996: The National Championships in Cork. From left, Noreen Ward, Claire O'Shaughnessy, Sarah Leonard, Jacqui Bracken, Fiona Harrington, Fionnuala Callanan and Marie Griffin.
1996: The National Championships in Cork From left, Claire O'Shaughnessy, Fiona Harrington, Fionnuala Callanan, Marie Griffin and Jacqui Bracken.
1995: The JW4- having won the Athlone regatta with their cup. From left, Andrea O' Grady, Fiona Finnegan, Sinead Bracken and Mary Bonner. This crew rowed for Ireland in the Coupe de la Jeunesse in France in August. (Note from Fr. M. Curry S.J. who was the head Irish women’s coach that year.
1995: Portora Regatta Women's Junior 18 coxed four. From left, Fiona Finnegan, Mary Bonner, Fionnuala Callanan (cox), Andrea O'Grady and Sinéad Bracken.
1995: National Champs: Winners of Women's Junior 18 coxless four. From left, Richard Northridge, Vice-Principal of Portora Royal School, Fiona Finnegan, Sinead Bracken, Andrea O' Grady, Mary Bonner and a County Fermanagh councillor.
1995: From left, Claire O'Shaughnessy, Fiona Harrington, Marie Griffin, Jacqui Bracken and in the background, Sharon O'Grady.
1995: Tribesmen Head of the River. A Jes Junior 18 coxed quad. Ricky Grogan (cox), Eoin McArdle (Stroke), Douglas Sherman, Erik King and Nicholas Burke bow.
1995: Portora Men's Junior 16 coxed quad. From left, Michael O'Grady, James Carroll, David Finnegan and Kevan Folan. Noreen Ward (cox).
1995: Cork Regatta at Inniscara. Back row (L-R): Fiona Finnegan, Mary Bonner, Esther O'Flaherty, Sarah Leonard, Orla Power, Sinéad Bracken, Andrea O'Grady, Sinéad Folan, Sandra Kelly. 2nd row(L-R): Fiona Harrington, Finnuala Callanan, Emma Grealish, Noreen Ward, Marie Griffin, Clare O'Shaughnessy, Jenny Galvin, Lisa Mannion, Jacqui Bracken, Meadbh Boyle. 3rd row(L-R): Michael O'Grady, James Carroll, David Finnegan, Kevan Folan. Front row (L-R): Paul Cannon, Dominick Burke, Padraig Bracken, Niall Folan.
At the Regatta, Jes crews won the Mens Junior 14 Cox Quad and Junior 15 Cox Quad. Womens crews won the Junior 16 + 8, Junior 16+4, Junior 18+8 and Junior 18+4.
Padraig Bracken went on to win four gold (Eights & Fours both days) at the 1999 Coupe de la Jeunesse at Iniscarra, Cork.
Dominick Burke went on to be selected for Goldie - the second Cambridge University boat at the annual Oxbridge boat race.
Jes rowers competing at World rowing events have included:
World University Championships – Padraig Bracken, Marc Stephens and Eddie Mullarkey.
World Cup Regattas – Heather Boyle, Cormac Folan and Liam Molloy.
World U23 Championships – Heather Boyle, Michael Ryder, Niall Kenny, Liam Molloy, Eddie Mullarkey and Aifric Keogh.
World Senior Championships – Heather Boyle, Liam Molloy, Cormac Folan, Aifric Keogh and Niall Kenny.
Olympic Games – Cormac Folan.
The above list is almost certainly incomplete.
1995: The oar is still in the clubhouse.
The Jes Rowing Club celebrated 60 years of rowing on the 30th October 1994.
A mixed crew of ex-Jes rowers at the club slip, setting off for a spin as part of the 60th celebrations. Front to Back, Enda Folan (stroke), ?, 6 Fr.Walter Macken, 5 Joe Healy, 4 Rory Ó Gríofa, 3 ?, 2 ?, bow ?, Eamon Lawless (cox) kneeling.
1994: The Women’s Junior 18 four that won silver medal for Ireland at the Coupe de la Jeunesse in Hazewinkle, Belgium. Middle row from left, Heather Boyle, Nessa Foley, Andrea O'Grady and Neasa Folan. This was probably the first medal for girls rowing for Ireland in the Coupe. Information from Fr. Martin Curry S.J.
1994: Winning the Men's Junior 14 quads at the Irish Championships. Noreen Ward (cox), Kevan Folan (stroke), David Finnegan, James Carroll and Michael O'Grady.
1994: Women's Junior coxless pair bronze medalists. From left, Robert Northridge, Portora Royal School, Heather Boyle, Nessa Foley and Dermot Henihan.
1994: Galway Tribesmen Head of the River. Bow Nessa Foley, Andrea O'Grady, Neasa Folan and Heather Boyle stroke - the crew that won the silver medal at the Coupe. They also won the Junior four at the National Championships in 1994.
1994: Women's Junior Eight. From left, N. Folan, L. McTighe, S. Bracken, A. O'Grady, O. Power, H. Boyle, S. Folan, N. Foley and M. Bonner.
1994: Women's Junior 18 squad at the Athlone Regatta. From left, Claire Donlon, Heather Boyle, Orla Power, Mary Bonner, Sinéad Folan, Laura MacTigue, Neasa Folan, Nessa Foley, Andrea O'Grady, Fiona Finnegan and Sinéad Bracken.
1994: The Galway Tribesmen Head of River: Stroke Heather Boyle, Nessa Foley, Andrea O Grady, Neasa Folan, Mary Bonner, Fiona Finnegan, Sinéad Folan and Noreen Ward in Bow.
1994: Galway Tribesmen Head of the River. Bow Michael OGrady, 2 Stephen Hughes, 3 John Paul Lawless, 4 Jeffery O'Reilly, 5 Cian Baynes, 6 Brendan Mahe, 7 Niall O'Mahoney, stroke John Foy and cox Padraig Glynn.
1994: Athlone Regatta. The Junior 16 coxed four. From left, Eoin McArdle, Eric King, Joe O'Toole (coach), Rick Grogan ( cox), Nicholas Burke and Douglas Sherman.
1994: The Coláiste Iognáid Junior A squad who won the womens event at the Enniskillen Head of the River. Seated from left, Sinéad Folan, Sinéad Bracken, Heather Boyle, Nessa Foley and Mary Bonner. Standing, Andrea O'Grady, Orla Power, Fiona Finnegan, Claire Donlon, Neasa Folan, Rev. Martin Curry S.J. (coach) and Laura McTigue (cox).
1994: A mixed Jes crew at the October celebration. From left, Laura McTigue (cox), Pat Holland(stroke), Colm O Carra 7, Kevin Murphy 6, Colm O'Donnellan 5, Paul Curry 4, ?Declan Ashe 3, ?Sarah Patching 2 and bow ?
1993: Enniskillen. CIRC won the Mens Junior 16 Eight at the National Championship regatta. The crew were: back row from left, Donncha O Conchuir (Cox) Mark Casley (Stk) Brian Clarke, Ray Carroll, John Burke. Front row from left, Declan Gillen, Tommy Ward, John O’Shaughnessy, Fergal Ryan (Bow). The squad also included Ronan O Domnnaill and Conor McGuire (Inset photos).
The Club brought back two wins in the new "Ulster Open Junior Under 16 Championships": taking the Womens Fours and Mens Eights Titles.
1993: At Gent. From left, Heather Boyle, Neasa Folan, Nessa Foley, with Fr. Martin Curry S.J. and the Irsh Singlets and Irish blades.
1993: Galway Regatta. Women's Junior 18 coxed four, winners of the Folan Cup. From left, Enda Folan (Sponsor), Laura McTigue (cox), Patricia Griffin, Heather Boyle, Nessa Foley, Neasa Folan. (This was the last year Junior Women's coxed fours were held.)
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1993: O'Brien's Bridge: Back row from left, Ronan O'Domhnaill, Ray Carroll, Mark Casserly and Tommy Ward, Front row, Brian Clarke, Declan Gillen, John O'Shaughnessy and John Burke. In front, Brian Kelly (cox).
1993: Group of girls with pennant from Galway head of the river. Back row, from left, Mary Bonner, Andrea O’Grady, Susan Cooke, Sinéad Bracken, Fiona Finnegan. Middle row, Helen Burke, Orla Power, Clare Donlon and Sinéad Folan. Coxes, Fionnuala Callanan and Maedhbh Boyle.
1992: Galway Head of River. Jes crew, winners of the Ladies junior Eights. From left, Nessa Foley, Rebecca O'Connell, Neasa Folan, Liam Sheehan, Roisin Coyle, Ruth Jennings, Catherine Boner. In front from left, Patricia Griffin, Laura McTigue and Heather Boyle.
1992: Blessington: Junior 16 Four: From left, coach Eoin MacGiolla Ri, Niamh Mac Giolla Ri, Áine Kelly, Laoise McDonagh, Trish Griffin and cox Sorcha Molloy with cup .
1992: O’Brien’s Bridge. From left, Neasa Folan, Heather Boyle, Laura McTigue (cox), Nessa Foley and Ruth Jennings
1991: The Jes four after winning the women's intermediate fours at Trinity Regatta. From left, Siobhan Ward, Helen Patching, Sarah Patching, Brid NicNiocaill, Cox Sorcha Molloy in front. They beat Trinity in the final who went on to win the WI4+ at the National Championships
1991: Second VIII (Junior B). From left, David Pybus, Sean Ward, Thomas Mohr, David Glynn, Colm Carroll, Eamonn Kelly, Liam Gillen, Darragh Mitchell, Peter Daly? (Cox). We thank Kennedy O'Brien for the details.
1990: At the Athlone Regatta. The Jes Junior 18 eight. From left, Maeve Lohan, Brid NicNiocaill, Sarah Patching, Helen Patching, Marion Kelly, Orla McArdle, Orna Gilroy and bow ?. All but two of the women's first crew were Junior 16.
1990: The Jes Junior 18 four. From left, Fiona Lawless, Deirdre D’Arcy, Moira Hall, Deirdre Cadden and Ailbhe Thunder (cox).
1990: Women's Junior Eight. From left, O. McArdle, D. Ryan, B. Ni Nicholl, M. Kelly, H. Patching, S. Patching, S. Ward, M. Lohan, C. Moloney (cox) and C. MacNicholl (coach).
1990: Ladies First VIII. From left, Kennedy O'Brien SJ (President), Helen Patching, Siobhan Ward, Deirdre Ryan, Marian Kelly, Maeve Lohan, Caroline Moloney, Brid Ni Niocaill, Sarah Patching, John Glynn (Club Captain) and Sorcha Molloy (sitting). Orla McArdle (not in the picture) was a member of the crew until April 1991.
1990: Jes winning crews. Standing from left, Sorcha Molloy, Marion Kelly, Sarah Patching, Brid NicNiocaill , Helen Patching, Siobhan Ward, ??, ??. Kneeling: Orna Gilroy, Patricia Griffin, Caroline Maloney, Maeve Lohan, Ailbhe Thunder, Laoise McDonagh.
1990: Women's Junior 16 four. From left, Becky O'Connell, Nessa Foley, Ruth Jennings and ?
Balthasar Schazmann is a brother of Jacob, who appears in the 2001 photograph with Michael Sherry, David Foley, Eoin O'Neill and Liam Molloy.
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