'Basically everything is lost' but Glenisk director says company will start again
28/09/2021
28/09/2021
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Scoil Chríost Rí Portlaoise were crowned All-Ireland Basketball Champions for the second year running at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght.
The U-16 'A' basketball team defeated Crescent Comprehensive College from Limerick in the Subway sponsored All Ireland U16 A Schools Final on Thursday, January 25.
Chríost Rí secured victory on a scoreline of 68-36, as a commanding display left the Limerick girls with no response. Portlaoise lead 14-9 at the end of the first quarter, after little had separated the teams for much of the opening stages.
An MVP display from Portlaoise teen Shauna Dooley was the driving force behind the school’s back-to-back wins, and she, along with Sarah Fleming, Grainne O’Reilly and Ciara Byrne proved to be too much for Crescent Comprehensive.
Relive the full game from the with this story.
Pictured is Chadwicks ambassador and star of RTE’s Home Rescue Peter Finn aka Pete The Builder and his team launching Chadwicks Group’s National Tradesperson Check (NTC).
The flood at Irishtown Mountmellick in 2017. Pic: Kevin Byrne
Christy Bannon of SOSAD Laois accepting a donation raised by Miss Laois Alison Dyer.
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