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Mohill's Laura O'Neill, Ciara McCrann, Róisín Kennedy, Amelia Pajak, Alannah McGuinness, Hannah Gaffey, Ceadigh Heslin and Layla Murphy competing in the Rince Foirne category.
Scór Sinsir All Ireland Final took place in the INEC in Killarney on Saturday, 18th November.
Leitrim were represented by Bornacoola in the Tráth na gCeist (Quiz) and Mohill in Rince Foirne (Figure Dancing).
Bornacoola were first up in the Tráth na gCeist scoring 53 out of 60 in the first rounds of the quiz.
Despite their high standard, they finished up in 6th place which meant they did not progress to the stage rounds of the quiz. Well done to Aidan Dockery, Paul Dockery, Noel Carr and Gearard Reilly.
Bornacoola in the Tráth na gCeist team of Aidan Dockery, Paul Dockery, Noel Carr and Gearard Reilly.
Mohill were next up as part of the stage acts which were broadcast live on YouTube. Their Figure Dancing team consisted of Roisin Kennedy, Ceadigh Heslin, Laura O’Neill, Layla Murphy, Amelia Pajak, Ciara McCrann, Alannah McGuinness and Hannah Gaffey.
They danced a beautiful interpretation of Trip to the Cottage. The judges vote went to Leinster on the day but Mohill represented Leitrim with distinction.
Connacht brought three titles home. Sarah Keane from Elphin (Roscommon) won Solo Singing and Abbeyknockmoy (Galway) won Ballad Group and Instrumental Music.
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