Coláiste Iognáid Rowing Club

Rowers who represented Ireland while still in the Jes:

• 2023 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Oisin O’Conaire and Paul Schofield
• 2022 Homes Regatta Anna Trench and Avril O Toole (WJ2-)
• 2019 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Elise Carney-Frazier
  Ellen Forde
  Sam Reidy (MJ2-) (MJ8+)
  Thomas Hume (MJ2-) (MJ8+)
  Paul Tannian (Cox) (MJ8+)
• 2018 Coupe de Juenesse - CorkCaoileann Nic Dhonncha & Elise Carney-Frazier (WJ2-)
• 2016 Homes Regatta - Cardiff
  Caoileann Nic Dhonncha
• 2014 Homes Regatta - Cork
  Alex Coyne
  Darragh McCarthy
  Luke Rigney
  Donal Coen
• 2013 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Michael Lawless
  Kai McGlacken
• 2012 Homes Regatta - Cardiff
  Andrew Bell (MJ2x)
• 2011 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Andrew Bell (MJ8+) (MJ4-)
• 2009 Coupe de Jeunesse - Vichy
  Aifric Keogh (W2-)
  Zoe mannion (W2-)
• 2009 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Eddie Mullarkey
  Keith Duffy
• 2008 Coupe de Jeunesse - Cork
  Aifric Keogh (W8+)
  Katie Barrett (W8+)
  Kate Rushe (cox) (W8+)
  Eddie Mullarkey
• 2008 Homes Regatta - Cardiff
  Jane Foley (WJ8+) (WJ4+)
  Georgina Rushe (WJ8+) (WJ4+)
  Zoe Mannion (WJ8+) (WJ4-)
  Claire Howley (WJ8+) (WJ4-)
• 2007 Coupe de Jeunesse - Varese
  Niall Kenny
• 2007 Homes Regatta - Cork
  Siobhan Sumption (WJ8+) (WJ4-)
  Leah Colclough (WJ8+) (WJ4-)
  Jane Foley (WJ8+) (WJ4+)
  Georgina Rushe (WJ8+) (WJ4+)
  Eavan Collins (cox) (WJ8+) (WJ4+)
  Edward Fitzgerald
  Martin Oliver
  Cillian McMahon
  Ronan Howley
  Michael Sampier
  Keith Duffy (cox)
• 2006 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Siobhan Sumption
  Sabhdh Ní Fhatharta
  Leah Colclough
  Katie Oliver
  Alicia Griffen (cox)
  Keith Duffy (cox)
• 2005 Coupe de Jeunesse - Dorney
  Siobhan Kennnedy
• 2005 Homes Regatta
  Siobhan Sumption
  Sabhdh Ní Fhatharta
  Katie Oliver
  Grace Kelly
  Rebecca Ryder (cox)
• 2004 Coupe de Jeunesse - Ravenna
  Liam Molloy (M4x)
• 2004 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Siobhan Kennedy
  Grace Kelly
• 2002 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Macdara Bracken
• 2001 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Rebecca Quane
  Declan Folan (JM8+, JM4+)
  Michael Ryder (JM8+, JM4+)
  Ciaran Glynn (cox) (JM8+, JM4+)
• 1999 Coupe de Jeunesse - Cork
  Padraic Bracken (M8+) (M4-)
  Marc Stephens (M2-)
  Dominick Burke (M2-)
• 1999 Homes Regatta - Cork
  Marc Stephens (MJ2-)
  Dominick Burke (MJ2-)
• 1998 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Noreen Ward (WJ8+)
• 1997 Coupe de Jeunesse - Nottingham
  Fiona Harrington
  Clarie O'Shaughnessy
  Marie Griffin
  Jacqui Bracken
• 1996 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Marie Griffin (JW8+)
  Fiona Harrington (JW8+)
  Jacqui Bracken (JW8+)
  Sandra Kelly (JW8+ cox)
• 1995 Coupe de Jeunesse - Bourges
  Mary Boner (W4-)
  Sinead Bracken (W4-)
  Fionna Finnegan (W4-)
  Andrea O'Grady (W4-)
• 1994 Coupe de Jeunesse - Hazewinkle
  Neasa Folan (W4-)
  Andrea O'Grady (W4-)
  Nessa Foley (W4-)
  Heaher Boyle (W4-)
• 1993 Coupe de Jeunesse - Vichy
  Nessa Foley
  Heather Boyle
• 1993 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Neasa Folan
  Patricia Griffin
  Sinead Bracken
  Laura McTigue
• 1991 Homes Regatta - Blessington
  Sara Patching (WJ4+)
  Helen Patching (WJ4+)
  Ailbhe Thunder (WJ4+ cox)
• 1990 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Ailbhe Thunder (WJ4+ cox)
• 1989 Homes Regatta - Strathclyde
  Ailbhe Thunder (WJ4+ cox)
• 1988 Homes Regatta - Blessington
  Deirdre Ryan (cox)
  Stephen Mangan (MJ8+)
  Albert O'Flaherty (cox) (MJ8+)
• 1987 Junior Worlds - Cologne
  Joe Ryan (MJ8+)
• 1985 Junior Worlds - Brandenburg
  A.J. Cahill (MJ8+)
• 1985 Homes Regatta - Nottingham
  Adrian Mohr
• 1974 Homes Regatta - Llandegfedd
  Brendan O'Dea (MJ8+)
  James O'Kelly (MJ8+)
  Colm O'Donnellan (MJ8+)
  Kennedy O'Brien (MJ8+)
  Joe Healy (MJ8+, MJ4+)
  Vincent Rogan (MJ8+, MJ4+)
  Paul Lawless (MJ8+, MJ4+)
  John Murphy (MJ8+, MJ4+)
  Seamus Storan (cox: MJ8+, MJ4+)

Jes rowers who went on to compete at World rowing events include:

• World University Championships: Pádraig Bracken, Marc Stephens and Eddie Mullarkey.
• World Cup Regattas: Heather Boyle, Cormac Folan and Liam Molloy.
• World U23 Championships: Heather Boyle, Michael Ryder, Niall Kenny, Liam Molloy, Eddie Mullarkey, and Aifric Keogh.
• World Senior Championships: Heather Boyle, Liam Molloy, Cormac Folan, Aifric Keogh and Niall Kenny.
• Olympic Games: Aifric Keogh (Tokyo 2020), Cormac Folan (Beijing 2008).

• World Record (J13 - 14) 500m: Grace Flaherty (Nov 2024)

• 2019: M Junior 4+ (Sam Reidy, Thomas Hume, Aaron Burke, Daire Elberes, Paul Tannian [cox])
• 2019: M Junior 2- (Sam Reidy & Thomas Hume)
• 2018: M J16 8+
• 2015: M J16 8+
• 2009: W Junior 2-
• 2008: W Junior 8+
• 2007: M Junior 2-
• 2006: W Junior 8+
• 2006: W Junior 4-
• 2006: M Novice 4+
• 1999: M Junior 2-
• 1999: M J16 8+
• 1995: W Junior 4-
• 1994: W Junior 4-
• 1994: W Junior 8+
• 1991: W Junior 4-
• 1991: W Junior 8+
• 1990: W Junior 8+
• 1989: W Junior 8+
• 1974: M Junior 4+
• 1974: M Junior 8+
• 1973: M Novice 4+
• 1958 M Maiden 8+

• 2023: James Crawley
• 2022: Frank O'Brien
• 2021: Cuan Friel & Ciara Mulry
• 2020: Sarah Trench & Kiril O'Flanagan
• 2019: Róisín McGrath
• 2018: Luke Flynn
• 2017: Daragh Coen
• 2016: Daragh Coen & Laoise Griffin
• 2015: Rob McInerney
• 2014: Kai McGlacken
• 2013: Ailbhe Griffin
• 2012: Tony Noone
• 2011: Darragh McCarthy
• 2010: Una Phelan
• 2009: Ian Murphy
• 2008: Keith Duffy & Georgina Rushe
• 2007: Ronan Howley
• 2006: Eoin Staunton
• 2005: Liam Molloy
• 2004: Michael Sherry
• 2003: Siobhan Kennedy
• 2002: Cathal Codyre
• 2001: Michael Ryan
• 2000: Michael Ryder
• 1999: Peter Neville
• 1998: Ciarán Glynn
• 1997: Niall Folan
• 1996: Fiona Harrington
• 1995: Noreen Ward
• 1994: Nicholas Burke
• 1993: Ronan Hennessy
• 1992: Liam Gillen
• 1991: Deirdre Ryan
• 1990: Balthasar Schozmann
• 1989: Ailbhe Thunder & Conor Baynes
• 1988: Albert O'Flatharta & Fiona Lawless
• 1987: Damien McGrath
• 1986: Emmet O'Donnell
• 1985: Conal MacNiocail
• 1984: Noel Hume
• 1983: Redmond O'Brien