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A team of four students from Coláiste Chú Chulainn claimed the top prize in the finals of the Gael Linn Irish-language quiz that took place in Armagh last week.
The team of Katerina McCabe, Hannah Reilly, Gemma O’Reilly and John Campbell took on schools from around the country and some local competition in the form of Marist College, De la Salle College and Coláiste Lú.
The table quiz competition is run by Gael Linn and after rounds of regional qualifiers, teams compete in a quiz with all of the questions in Irish. Students answered questions on general knowledge, sport, culture and politics.
Coláiste Chú Chulainn finished in first spot edging out Gaelcoláiste Dhoire from Derry and Coláiste Oiriall from Monaghan for the top prize.
Photographer: Arthur Kinahan
Connections of Runninta Shay with the dog after it's victory in the Quarter Final stages of the Bar One Irish Sprint Cup.
John Martin celebrates his side's first goal during the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division match between Bohemians and Dundalk at Dalymount Park. (Pic: Sportsfile)
Winner Fergal O'Rourke accepts the Captain Salver from Mannan Castle Captain Micheal O'Rourke (his dad)
imon Ryan, winner of the President’s Prize at Dundalk Golf Club is pictured with president Liam Mernagh at the prize-giving presentation
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