In England, sports fans often refer to August 4^th 2012 as ‘Super Saturday, as on that date, British athletes Jessica Ennis (heptathlon), Mo Farrah (10,000m) and Greg Rutherford (long jump) won gold medals in the London Olympics, the three medals coming just 45 minutes apart!

Well, October 2^nd 2023, will surely go down as ‘Super Saturday’ in the history of Clonmore gaelic games with both their men’s and women’s teams winning intermediate championships on the same day.

After losing the 2022 final, St Brigid’s finally got their hands on the trophy by beating Clonegal/Kildavin GAA. We were delighted to welcome some of the panel (including several past pupils) to Ballyconnell NS on Friday October 6^th, to share some of their joy with our pupils, many of whom were at the match the previous weekend. Visiting us were, Rachael Hickey (Class of 2010), Sara Doyle (Class of 2014), Mayghan Doyle (Class of 2009), Annie Lawlor (Class of 2019), Olwynn Doyle (Class of 2019), Kate Ryan, Ruby Connolly and Emma Whelan. Comhghairdeas leo!

Check out the photos below!

The St Brigid’s ladies with a mixture of Junior and Senior Infants

 

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Ms Mullin’s Class: Evan celebrates the win with his sister Kate, his classmates and Ruby Connolly