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Naturally, these Éire Óg players – and, it turns out, musicians, dancers and singers – had the best of both worlds on this wet
Which was the handing out of those medals to the 23 talented young individuals who took part in the GAA competition aimed at
For Greystones, Kerrie Mitchell made the song Grace all her own, and the dancers did their
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n truth, it was hard to know which the kids were more excited 
by…
n truth, it was hard to know which the kids were more excited 
by…The Scór na nÓg medals for their full force gael performances last night, or the boxes of Enso pizza that just landed on the table.
Naturally, these Éire Óg players – and, it turns out, musicians, dancers and singers – had the best of both worlds on this wet 
Saturday afternoon, as Greystones’ award-winning pizza was merely the support act to the big cheese.
Saturday afternoon, as Greystones’ award-winning Which was the handing out of those medals to the 23 talented young individuals who took part in the GAA competition aimed at 
promoting Irish culture, including ceilí dancing, storytelling, set dancing, singing and all the other fine traditions our forefathers used to get reel and jiggy with of an evening.
promoting Irish culture, including ceilí dancing, storytelling, set dancing, singing and all the other fine traditions our forefathers used to get reel and jiggy with of an evening.Plus, the kids wanted to thank those behind the curtain too with a surprise present each.
The Wicklow county championships took place in Blessington last night, with 19 county club all competing for a place in the Leinster finals.
For Greystones, Kerrie Mitchell made the song Grace all her own, and the dancers did their 
instructor, Gail Kennedy, proud, whilst Siún Ní Dhálaigh (whistle), Caoilfhionn Ní Dhálaigh (Harp & Bodhrán), Seosamh Óg Ó Dálaigh (Concertina), Ailbhe Davis (bodhrán) and Laoise Nic Sheáin (fiddle) closed out the competition with stirring renditions of Inisheer and The Old Favourite.
instructor, Gail Kennedy, proud, whilst Siún Ní Dhálaigh (whistle), Caoilfhionn Ní Dhálaigh (Harp & Bodhrán), Seosamh Óg Ó Dálaigh (Concertina), Ailbhe Davis (bodhrán) and Laoise Nic Sheáin (fiddle) closed out the competition with stirring renditions of Inisheer and The Old Favourite.
Not all 23 could make today’s medal ceremony, but shout-out too goes to Aifric nic Sheáin, Meabh Kelleher, Ciara Faye, Aoibheann Dowdall, Nora Gonzalez, Jessica Kelleher, Abby Kelleher, Nora Gonzalez, Rory 
Coyle, Jamie Coyle, Milo Mulholland, Senan Dowdall, Kate McNamara & Harrison Lynch Reynolds. To name pretty much all of them.
Coyle, Jamie Coyle, Milo Mulholland, Senan Dowdall, Kate McNamara & Harrison Lynch Reynolds. To name pretty much all of them.Well done to all 23 for taking part, and for flying the flag not only for Greystones but for Irish culture too.
