Congratulations to Sophie O’Rourke (Highfield) who was captain of the Irish U15 team which finished in 3rd place and took the bronze medal at the European Team Championships in Lisbon, Portugal, from 14th – 17th May. 2015. Eighteen countries competed …
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The 10th Annual General Meeting of Irish Squash Federation Ltd will commence at 2.00pm on Sunday, 7th June 2015 in Irish Sport HQ, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown Dublin 15.
The Munster Panel for the Interpros 2015 in Belfast was: A Philip McSweeney John Hurley Dermot MacNamara Martin J. McDonnell Mark Furlong B Patrick Hanley Ken O’Keeffe Paul O’Mahony Aidan McDonnell Ivan O’Mahony Ciarán Maher
Congratulations and best wishes to Sophie O’Rourke (Highfield) who travels with the Irish U15 team to compete in the European Team Championships in Lisbon, Portugal, from 14th – 17th May, 2015. Sophie heads the Irish girls U15 rankings and this …
Highfield and Sunday’s Well squash clubs in Cork, hosted a very successful U11/13 beginners tournament on bank holiday Monday 4th May. Thirty juniors from Waterford, Tipperary, Limerick and Cork competed at the event. For many of the juniors it was …
The Munster Select side played Highfield ‘A’, while Thurles travelled to Silver Springs. Highfield ‘A’ took the Munster Squash division 2 title on the final night with a convincing 5-0 win over the Munster Select Team. Sunday’s Well finished a …
On Saturday 25th April 2015, Celtic hosted Silver Springs and Thurles hosted Highfield ‘B’.
The Munster Select side played Celtic, Silver Springs traveled to Highfield ‘B’ while Highfield ‘A’ traveled to Sundays Well for a top of the table clash.
Munster were represented by Leugh NS. Thurles, CBS Secondary School Thurles, and Ardscoil na Mara Tramore in the finals this year with teams in all the boys categories and one girls team. Well done to all the players who represented …
On Saturday 18th April 2015, Celtic travelled to play Sunday’s Well and Highfield ‘B’.