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24/09/2021
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Proud coach Sheena Wilkinson and Betty Thompson from Badminton Ireland presenting the under 14 All-Ireland title to the boys of Blackwater Community School
Blackwater Community School, Lismore, County Waterford's under 14 boys badminton players are celebrating after winning the All-Ireland.
The team consisted of Keelan Hannigan, Tomas Ahern, Cian O'Mahony, Ben O'Sullivan and Tadgh Duffin. The boys play their club badminton with Ballyduff and Lismore. They played with great determination and fought for every point on what was a fantastic result.
A huge congratulations to Lucy Fox of Lady Lane and Waterford Badminton Club who has made the under 17 Irish team for the European Championships in Poland this year. She is a credit to her family, club and county.
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