Year: 2012

After a long hard season ending with much success in the Irish Championships in Cork, for most of the club that meant the end of the season and the prospect of a summer away from rowing, a chance to relax and recover before next year's season starts. However for the Senior Ladies this is not the case. After the Champs the girls …

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Irish Rowing Championships 2012 Inniscarra Lake Co Cork  (Day 3) The morning session saw Queens novice men win the men’s 4+ championship of Ireland for the first time in the clubs history.  That adds to the men’s novice 8+ pot that they won on Friday.  The double win is testament to the hard work put …

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Irish Rowing Championships 2012 Inniscarra Lake Co Cork  (Day 2)_ One more win for Queens rowing today in Cork Women’s 2- Alex Greene and Claire McIlwain Other results Saturday 14 July men Senior 2- (a)  5th Senior 2- (b) 2nd Senior 4x  2nd Women Saturday 14 July Senior 2- 1st

Irish Rowing Championships 2012 Inniscarra Lake Co Cork Two wins for Queens rowing on the first day of the Irish Rowing Championships 2012. Men S2x winners Colin Williamson and Rory O’ Connor. Men’s novice 8+ winners Cox, Rupert Crowley , bow, Andrew Wood  2, Joshua Holmes  3, Alex Horkan 4, Oisin Griffin 5,Peter Mano 6, …

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Irish Rowing Championships 2012 Inniscarra Lake Co Cork   Queens rowing will travel to Cork for the final event of the season this weekend, with the intention to again bring several pots to the North.  Both the men’s and women’s clubs will be competing and are aiming to challenge for wins in a number of …

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Queen’s have gone out of the Visitors losing to Durham University by 3 lengths.Onwards to the Irish Champs!

Queen’s are through to the second round of the Visitor’s beating Nottingham University easily

Queen’s went out of the Prince Albert today beaten by Imperial College by 1 ¼  lengths