Cremen and Dorney Top Rankings on Cork Sculling Ladder

26th January 2019

Margaret Cremen of Lee Credit: Liam Gorman

#Rowing: Jack Dorney of Shandon and Margaret Cremen of Lee were the overall winners of the Cork Sculling Ladder. The presentations will take place this Thursday (January 31^st) at Cork Boat Club. The Ladder is sponsored by Argos Fire.

Cork Sculling Ladder - Overall Winner : (1) Jack Dorney - Shandon Boat Club.

Women’s Overall Winner: (13) Margaret Cremen - Lee Rowing Club (retained)

Section Winners

Men

Jack Dorney - Shandon Boat Club, Open, Intermediate, Club 1, Club 2, Junior 18 and Junior 16

Jack Kiely - Lee Rowing Club, Novice

Peter Leonard - Cork Boat Club, Junior 15 and Junior 14

David Ross – Chu - Shandon Boat Club, Junior 13

Cian Dunlop - Lee Rowing Club, Junior 12

Donal Smith - Shandon Boat Club, Masters A & B

Henrik Merz - Shandon Boat Club, Masters C

John O’Neill - Shandon Boat Club, Masters D

Tony Corcoran - Lee Valley Rowing Club, Masters E, F, G & H

Women

Margaret Cremen - Lee Rowing Club, Open, Intermediate and Junior 18

Aoife Lynch - Lee Rowing Club, Club 1, Junior 16 and Junior 15

Claragh O’Sullivan - Cork Boat Club, Club 2

Maeve Coakley - Lee Rowing Club, Novice

Jennifer Forde - Shandon Boat Club, Junior 14

Isobel McElwain - Lee Rowing Club, Junior 13

Emer Hannon - Lee Rowing Club, Junior 12

Jessica Legresly - Shandon Boat Club, Masters A & B

Vivian Kelleher - Lee Rowing Club, Masters C

Liz Buckley - Lee Rowing Club, Masters D

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Liam Gorman

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Liam Gorman is a writer and reporter. He is the co-author of Little Lady, One Man, Big Ocean, published in the United States and Canada as Crossing the Swell. He is the rowing correspondent of the Irish Times.

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