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The Carrick area swim team that competed so successfully in the Community Games National Finals in Limerick last Saturday.
Congratulations to the young swimmers from the Carrick-on-Shannon area who scooped a large number of medals in the Community Games National Finals held in Limerick on Saturday.
Conor Lanigan took gold in the Under 16 butterfly.
Conor Lanigan with his gold medal.
The U16 Girls Relay team Lily McWeeney, Aoibheann Harman, Molly Mulvey, Phoebe Lynott, Caireann O'Grady and Isabel Lowe won silver.
The U16 Girls Relay team.
The Under 13 Girls Relay team of Miya Mulvey, Caragh Guckian, Alicia Duignan, Ornaith Guckian and Daisy Mulvey came 4th and took home bronze medals.
The Girls U13 Relay team.
There were lots of other great individual performances with Phoebe Lynott winning a bronze medal in the Under 14 Freestyle and Miya Mulvey also claiming a bronze in the Under 12 Breaststroke.
The swimmers were treated to a celebration in Sliced Wood Fired Pizza, Carrick-on-Shannon on Sunday evening. Thanks to Sliced for their hospitality.
Well done to everyone involved, the athletes and their coaches Helen Kennedy, Bernice Harman and Dympna Kelly, a huge achievement!
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