by Liam Gorman | Dec 5, 2022 | Rowing
University of Galway’s men’s senior eight took the honours in the second head at the Head of the Shannon on Lough Rinn. In excellent conditions, the crew clocked nine minutes 17.5 seconds for the 2.9 kilometres. Coláiste Iognáid’s men’s junior 18 eight also came in... by Liam Gorman | Nov 26, 2022 | Rowing
Up-and-coming talent shone brightly at the Provinces Indoor Rowing competition in Limerick today. The fastest over the 2,000 metres on the day was a junior 18 competitor – Andrew O’Leary of Presentation College set a time of six minutes 15.1 seconds. The best time in... by Liam Gorman | Nov 20, 2022 | Uncategorized
Delegates to the annual general meeting of Rowing Ireland in Dublin elected Neville Maxwell (above) as their new president, chose to pass all the constitutional changes proposed by the board and heard of some serious disciplinary activity during the year.Maxwell... by Liam Gorman | Nov 18, 2022 | General, Rowing
Votes on constitutional change and elections for president, secretary and treasurer make Sunday’s agm of Rowing Ireland one of the most momentous in its history. The changes, which require 75 per cent support to be adopted, concern removing the power of the president... by Liam Gorman | Nov 4, 2022 | Rowing
The two candidates for President of Rowing Ireland outlined their policy positions. Here they are in full: Michael (Mick) O Callaghan, rowing supporter & candidate for PresidentI joined Shandon Boat Club on the Marina, Cork as a Junior rower in 1963 and was...