We hosted our fifth annual School Fun Day last week Wednesday, and it was such a fun time with our students’ families and friends.

We hosted our fifth annual School Fun Day last week Wednesday, and it was such a fun time with our students’ families and friends.
Ever since Stratford first opened its doors, our mission has been to provide the absolute best learning environment, coupled with educators who care and who are amongst the most highly qualified in their field.
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Pos | Team | City | Country | Score |
1 | Rigor Mortis | Berlin | Germany | 9 |
2 | Zonenkinder | Jena | Germany | 8 |
3 | HaWu AllstarZ | Gevelsberg | Germany | 8 |
4 | Peters Pawns | Oerlinghausen | Germany | 6 |
5 | The Fellowship | Murcia | Spain | 8 |
6 | Bob Jugger | Karlsruhe | Germany | 6 |
7 | Anima Equorem | Halle Saale | Germany | 7 |
8 | Schergen von Monasteria | Muenster | Germany | 6 |
9 | Setanta | Dublin | Ireland | 8 |
10 | Munich Monks | Muenchen | Germany | 8 |
11 | Flying JUGGmen Bonn | Bonn | Germany | 6 |
12 | Fischkoppkrieger | Kiel | Germany | 5 |
13 | Die Verstoerten Zernichter | Wuerzburg | Germany | 7 |
14 | Pompfritz | Wuppertal | Germany | 6 |
15 | Jugglers Jugg | Halle Saale | Germany | 5 |
16 | Redbacks | Brisbane | Australia | 4 |
17 | Lokomotive Black Ninja | Goettingen | Germany | 7 |
18 | Hobbiz | Heidelberg | Germany | 6 |
19 | Gruenanlagen Guerilla | Berlin | Germany | 6 |
20 | Die Leere Menge | Griefswald | Germany | 5 |
21 | Falco jugger | Berlin | Germany | 6 |
22 | Amazonenkinder | Jena | Germany | 5 |
23 | Chimaera Brunsviga | Braunshweig | Germany | 5 |
24 | Gossenhauer | Freiburg | Germany | 4 |
25 | Lahveilchen Giessen | Giessen | Germany | 6 |
26 | Hobbiz Kekse | Heidelberg | Germany | 7 |
27 | Keulen Eulen | Saarbruecken | Germany | 4 |
28 | Cranium ex Machina | Hamburg | Germany | 5 |
29 | Blue Fangs | Frankfurt (Oder) | Germany | 7 |
30 | Waldmeister | Lollar | Germany | 4 |
31 | Die Goldenen Reiter | Dresden | Germany | 4 |
32 | Dead Rabbits | Lorsch | Germany | 2 |
33 | G-Hill Boars | Riga | Latvia | 5 |
34 | Second Cubs | Targu Mures | Romania | 5 |
35 | Jugger Helden Bamberg | Bamberg | Germany | 5 |
36 | Galdenvoegel | Bayreuth | Germany | 2 |
37 | Leipziger Nachtwache | Leipzig | Germany | 5 |
38 | Living Undeads | Hannover | Germany | 2 |
39 | The JAAguars | America | USA | 4 |
40 | Problemkinder | Stuttgart | Germany | 4 |
41 | Die Kuhdorf Vereinigung | Liebenscheid | Germany | 5 |
42 | Second Cubs 2 | Targu Mures | Romania | 2 |
43 | Rampage (Ireland) | Dublin | Ireland | 4 |
44 | Jugger Vienna | Wien | Austria | 3 |
45 | Skull! | Berlin | Germany | 6 |
46 | Jugger Asylum | Bendorf | Germany | 3 |
47 | Cervisia Ultima | Duisburg | Germany | 4 |
48 | Schergen von Monasteria 2.0 | Muenster | Germany | 1 |
49 | Ehrengarde | Speyer | Germany | 4 |
50 | Flying Huggmen | Bonn | Germany | 3 |
51 | Flossenhauer | Freiburg | Germany | 3 |
52 | Redbacks II | Canberra | Australia | 1 |
53 | Two Towers | Vilnius | Lithuania | 3 |
54 | Jugg the Ripper | Hagen | Germany | 4 |
55 | Blutgraetsche | Luebeck | Germany | 3 |
56 | NLG | Lauffen em Neckar | Germany | 3 |
57 | SpVgg Rasenschach | Rethwisch | Germany | 3 |
58 | Die deren Name nicht genannt werden darf | Neubiberg | Germany | 3 |
59 | Mainzer Marodeure | Mainz | Germany | 2 |
60 | 1. Jugger Club | Erlangen | Germany | 0 |
Cologne Raptors | Koeln | Germany | 1 |
Ireland’s Setanta from Dublin finished 9th out of 61 teams in the Jugger League World Club Championship in 2018, winning 8 of their matches, only the Champions Rigor Mortis from Berlin in Germany won more with 9 wins. Setanta were also the second best team from outside of Germany after The Fellowship from Murcia in Spain who finished fifth. In all 50 of the 61 teams entered were from Germany, with Austria, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Australia, USA also represented. Ireland’s second team in the tournament Rampage finished 43rd with four wins.
Jugger is like a cross between American Football and Medieval Combat. It is a team Sport where the objective is to get a skull from the middle of the field into a zone at the opposing teams end. There are five players on each team, four of whom are paired off fightning each other with padded weapons such as swords.
When a player is ‘killed’ in these fights he has to kneel down and is out of the game for that particular round. The Fifth person is the Qwick. His job is to get the skull from the middle of the field past the opposing Qwick into a zone at their opponents endzone. He can only advance the skull once the other teams fighters are all dead. The team which scores the most skull touchdowns is the winner. [References: 3]
[1] Jugger League (2021) liga [Internet] Available from: https://turniere.jugger.org/style/liga.png [Accessed 13 June 2021]
[2] Jugger League (2018) World Club Championship 2018 Results [Internet] Available from: https://turniere.jugger.org/tournament.result.php?id=412 [Accessed 30 July 2017]
[3] Jugger Ireland (2017) What is Jugger? [Internet] Available from: http://www.juggerireland.com/what-is-jugger/ [Accessed 30 July 2017]
[4] Picture Credit: Photo by Chait Goli on Pexels.com
Thanks to Grant Farrell and Caoilfhionn Nic Fhearai.
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Pass the Parcel is a Children’s game, usually played at Birthday parties, whereby a gift is wrapped up in several layers of wrapping paper. Music is played as the parcel is passed around between the children, and when the music stops the person holding the parcel takes off the wrapper. The person who takes off the last wrapper (i.e. the inner-most wrapper) and reaches the gift gets to take home the gift.
[2] Experience. Played this game myself in School.
Thanks to Jillian Glynn, Kevin Smyth, Ian Collins and Ian Clarke.
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Heading into the Tokyo Olympics, Ireland’s Men’s Singles representative, Nhat Nguyen, topped the End-Of-Season Badmintion Ireland Men’s Singles Rankings on 23 June 2021. The Badminton Ireland Academy Player scored 16160 Points and was well ahead of Second Ranked Jonathan Dolan of Sligo City Badminton Club on 5100, with Adam McAllister (BI Academy), David Walsh (Ballina) and Mark Brady (KADCA)
[1] Twimg (2017) Badminton Ireland Logo [Internet] Available from: https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/713368919436828672/79RXVwkb.jpg [Accessed 23 April 2017]
[2] Badminton Ireland (2017) Badminton Ireland Ranking 23/06/2021 [Internet] Available from: https://www.badmintonireland.com/ranking/ranking.aspx?rid=120 [Accessed 19 July 2021]
Thanks to Paul Hui, David Raitt & Sean Fagan.
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Year | Ranking |
1988 | 43 |
1989 | 45 |
1990 | 40 |
1991 | 44 |
1992 | 41 |
1993 | 50 |
1994 | 49 |
1995 | 61 |
1996 | 61 |
1997 | 68 |
1998 | 58 |
1999 | 62 |
2000 | 69 |
2001 | 63 |
2002 | 70 |
2003 | 74 |
2004 | 66 |
2005 | 51 |
2006 | 67 |
2007 | 63 |
2008 | 70 |
2009 | 89 |
2010 | 89 |
2011 | 87 |
2012 | 78 |
2013 | 76 |
2014 | 64 |
2015 | 77 |
2016 | 75 |
2017 | 62 |
2018 | 76 |
2019 | 71 |
2020 | 70 |
The International Maths Olympiad in an Annual Maths Competition featuring countries from all around the world. Ireland first competed in 1988 and in the team’s 32nd IMO Competition in 2019 finished 71st with Lucas Bachmann winning a silver medal among the 621 competitors from 112 countries. Lucas was born and brought up in Switzerland, then lived in China before his family moved to Ireland for work purposes four years previously.
Having studied Maths in three different countries he thinks that Maths in Ireland is too easy and just involves remembering and regurgatating information in the exams and does not involve enough analytical thinking. He was a student at Glenstal Abbey in Co. Limerick while competing in the IMO and becoming the second Irish team member to gain a silver medal. Ireland have also gained 10 bronze medals, including two in 2017: Cillian Doherty and Anna Mustata.
The International Maths Olympiad is held with particular prestige in East Asia, including China, Thailand, South Korea, North Korea and three of the six-member Irish team in 2019 were born in China. The first IMO was held in Romania in 1959.
[1] International Maths Olympiad (2021) IMOLogo [Internet] Available from: http://www.imo-official.org/IMOLogo.gif [Accessed 9 June 2021]
[2] International Maths Olympiad (2021) Countries Rankings by Year: IRL [Internet] Available from: http://www.imo-official.org/results.aspx [Accessed 9 June 2021]
[3] Irish Maths Olympiad (2021) Limerick-based student wins silver at International Mathematical Olympiad [Internet] Available from: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/limerick-based-student-wins-silver-at-international-mathematical-olympiad-1.3967370 [Accessed 9 June 2021]
[4] RTE (2019) Two Irish Students win Bronze at Maths Olympiad [Internet] Available from: https://www.rte.ie/news/2017/0724/892601-two-irish-students-win-bronze-at-maths-olympiad/ [Accessed 9 June 2021]
Thanks to Dara Connolly-Mulcahy.
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Section | Gold | Silver | ||
Male | ||||
-57kg | Thomas Fogarty | |||
-63kg | Ryan Shelley | Luke McGrath | ||
-70kg Blackbelt | Adam Shelley | Luke Woods | ||
-78kg | Colm Carroll | |||
85kg | Ross Smith | |||
Female | ||||
-50kg | Katy Laffan | |||
-62kg | Louise McCagh | Ellen Ince | ||
-68kg | Maeve Magee | Sarah Barry | ||
Senior Female | ||||
1st Degree | Maeve Magee | |||
2nd Degree | Skye Slattery | |||
3rd Degree | Naomi Coonghe | |||
Senior Male | ||||
1st Dan | Philip O’Gorman | |||
2nd Dan | Tiarnan Moriarty | |||
3rd Dan | Eddie Dillon | |||
4th Dan | Hong Looi | |||
Best Overall | ||||
Female Junior | Joanne Potter (2 Gold, 1 Bronze) | |||
Male Junior | Luke Moriarty (2 Gold) | |||
Female Senior | Maeve Magee (2 Gold, 1 Silver) | |||
Male Senior | Philip O’Gorman |
With some big match-ups on offer the Irish Taekwon-Do Association Irish Cup and National Championships 2016 they proved to be the biggest ever ITA tournament. In the Final of the Under 70 kg Blackbelt Division then World Champion (2016) Adam Shelley won Gold ahead of 2009 World Champion Luke Woods. 2016 World Cup winner Colm Carroll also took Gold in the Under 78kg section. The Female Divisions included members of the Gold & Bronze winning team at the 2016 ITF World Cup, with 2013 World Champion Louise McCagh taking Gold in the Under 62 Kg section. Maeve Magee won best overall Female Senior and Philip O’Gorman best overall Male Senior. The Championships took place in the University of Limerick Arena from 11th to 12th November 2016,
[1] Irish Taekwon-Do Association (2016) ITA+Logo [Internet] Available from: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5de5132908114a27bbdd5250/t/5de51d89b93cc92d39dc8c9c/1618517334164/?format=1500w [Accessed 28 April 2021]
[2] Irish Taekwon-Do Association (2016) ITA Irish Cup & National Championships 2016 [Internet] Available from: https://www.taekwondo.ie/news/article/ita_irish_cup_&_national_championships_2016_-571.html [Accessed 15 January 2018]
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Place | Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
1 | Hungary | 9 | 16 | 18 |
2 | Belgium | 9 | 10 | 9 |
3 | Ireland | 7 | 9 | 7 |
4 | France | 7 | 1 | 1 |
5 | Ukraine | 5 | 10 | 6 |
6 | Italy | 4 | 1 | 2 |
7 | Slovakia | 3 | 1 | 2 |
8 | Netherlands | 3 | 0 | 0 |
9 | Romania | 2 | 0 | 2 |
10 | Russia | 1 | 1 | 0 |
11 | Slovenia | 1 | 0 | 0 |
12 | India | 1 | 0 | 0 |
13 | Latvia | 0 | 2 | 1 |
14 | Canada | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Competition | Classification | M/F | Medal | Name |
ASD Kata | 101 2004-2007 | M-F | Silver | Sean Brittland |
ASD Kumite | 101 2004-2007 | M-F | Silver | Sean Brittland |
ASD Kata | 101/103 2003 and older | F | Silver | Shauna O’Driscoll |
ASD Kumite | 101/103 2003 and older | F | Bronze | Kata Connolly |
ASD Kata | 101/103 2003 and older | M | Gold | Dillion McQuirk |
ASD Kata | 101/103 2003 and older | M | Silver | Alex Chan |
ASD Kata | 101/103 2003 and older | M | Bronze | Sam Pidgeon |
ASD Kumite | 101/103 2003 and older | M | Gold | Dillion McQuirk |
ASD Kumite | 101/103 2003 and older | M | Silver | Alex Chan |
ASD Kata | 102 | M-F | Gold | Alex Spencer |
ASD Kata | 102 | M-F | Silver | Sean Moran |
ASD Kata | 102 | M-F | Bronze | Isabel Gallagher |
ASD Kumite | 102 | M-F | Gold | Isabel Gallagher |
ASD Kumite | 102 | M-F | Silver | Pauric Hooper |
ASD Kumite | 102 | M-F | Bronze | Lee Caldwell |
II Kata | 202 | F | Gold | Georgina Harte |
II Kumite | 202 | F | Silver | Georgina Harte |
II Kumite | 202 | F | Bronze | Faik Ivett Szabo Beata |
PI Kata | 301 2001-2003 | M-F | Bronze | Ilya Foley |
PI Kumite | 301 2001-2003 | M-F | Gold | Ilya Foley |
PI Kumite | 301 2000 and older | M-F | Bronze | Eoin Watters |
PI Kumite | Kumite Open Pairs | M-F | Bronze | Ruairi Balley |
Team Kata | M-F | Gold | Ireland Eoghan Caulfield Dillion McQuirk Alex Chan |
Legend / Key: ASD = Autism Spectrum Disorder; II = Intellectual Impairment; PI = Physical Impairment.
The Irish Kenpo Karate Union, recognised by Sport Ireland, sent a team to the I-Karate Global 2nd Global World Cup in Budapest, Hungary on April 29th 2018, and Ireland came away with 23 medals: 7 gold, 9 silver and 7 bronze, finishing third in the countries medal table, including winning gold in the team event. I-Karate Global is the Inclusive Karate Federation and Categories included Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Impairment and Physical Impairment.
[1] I-Karate Global Facebook (2020) Profile Picture, December 12, 2015 [Internet] Available from: https://www.facebook.com/IKF.net/photos/a.403251783111478/649188898517764/ [Accessed 28 April 2021]
[2] IKKU (2020)2nd I-Karate Global World Cup Budapest 2018 [Internet] Available from: http://www.ikku.ie/results/budapest.pdf [Accessed 15 October 2019]
Thanks to John Wills, John Morahan, John Kane and Louise Wills (nee Kenny).
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Date | Weight | Winners | Runners-Up | ||
13.12.1998 | 62kg | L Wemyss (Kilkenny Black Dragons) | beat | G Hamilton (Pro Kick Gym Belfast) | |
13.12.1998 | 74kg | P Herridge (England) | beat | P Cummins (Kilkenny Black Dragon) | rsf 1st Round |
Legend / Key: rsf: Referee stopped fight.
In the International Kickboxing Challenge in Westside, Galway in December 1998, L Wemyss of Kilkenny Black Dragon won the 62 kg Category defeating G Hamilton of Pro Kick Gym Belfast and in the 74 kg category, P Herridge of England beat P Cummins of Kilkenny Black Dragon after the Referee Stopped the Fight in the 1st Round.
[1] Anon. (1999) “A-Z of Weekend Sport: Kickboxing” Irish Independent. Monday. December 14, 1998. pg. 32
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Grade | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 3rd |
Boys 5/6 yrs | Davin Coleman (Larkhill) | David Drodz (Ash) | Callum Maguire (Navan) | William Greene (Larkhill) Conor Rogers (ISKG) |
Boys 7 yrs | Aaron McKillen (WSKF Kai) | Rory Quill (Larkhill) | Alex Disney (ISKG) | Jack Dolphin (Bohermeen) |
Boys 8 yrs | Luke Kane (MSKG) | Eoin Clynch (Navan) | Cillian Owens (Bohermeen) | Aidan Hanway (WSKF Kil) Lee Ainscough (Ash) |
Boys 9 yrs | Ciaran Crawford (3 Rivers) | Dylan Wallace (WSKF Kil) | Louis Barham (Larkhill) | Abdurrham Benhadja (WSKF Kai) |
Boys 10 yrs | Anthony Kelly (Glasnevin) | Anes Chaal (WSKF Kai) | Luke Victory (WKAI) | Rian Fitzpatrick (WSKF Kai) |
Boys 11 yrs | Liam Griffin (WSKF Kai) | Harry Barham (Larkhill) | Jonathon Peppard (WSKG) | Jack Donaghey (Strabane) |
Boys 12 yrs | David Gannon (WSKF Kai) | David Crilly (MSKG) | Victor Marikhin (Ash) | Reece Mabe (WKK) |
Boys 13 yrs | Chris McCarthy (Cloghroe) | Sean McCarthy (Cloghroe) | Craig Farrell (MSKG) | Stephen Van Breda (WSKF Kai) |
Boys 14/15 yrs Pool 1 | Jordan Pender (Navan) | Ruadhri Collins (Navan) | Peter O’Carroll (WSKF Kai) | Niall Dunne (WKAI) |
Boys 14/15 yrs Pool 2 | Callum McDonald (Scotland) | Jack Cosgrave (Larkhill) | Ellis Gorton (WKK) | Kevin Staunton (Glasnevin) |
Boys 16/17 yrs | Kevin Dunne (WKAI) | Adam Durning (Navan) | Darren Kavanagh (ISKG) | Tadhg Rogers (Navan) |
Male HW | Gordon Smith (Glasnevin) | Neil McMahon (Newry) | David Redmond (Karate Do) | Dylan Walsh (WSKF Kai) Eamonn Yore (Kells) |
Male LW | Aaron McLaughlin (Glasnevin) | Pierre Le Frappe (France) | Clayton Long (WKAI) | Christopher Gallagher (Strabane) Craig Marlow (MSKG) |
Grade | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 3rd |
Girls 7 yrs | Lucy Mulhern (Navan) | Freya Hayes (Cork) | Tara Gibbons (Larkhill) | Kerry Gallagher (Ash) Danielle Reilly (Navan) |
Girls 8/9 yrs | Megan Carolan (Navan) | Leah O’Sullivan (Cork) | Sadhb O’Brien (WKAI) | Caitlin Dunlevey (MASK) |
Girls 10 yrs | Natasha Doherty (3 Rivers) | Zoe McDermott (WSKF Kil) | Kiera Flatley (MASK) | Jamie Lee-Simpson (3 Rivers) |
Girls 11 yrs | Kelly Kenna (WSKF Kil) | Mabel Hayes (Cork) | Victoria Brence (Ash) | Lana Biesty (MASK) |
Girls 12/13 yrs | Sarah McGarrigle (Strabane) | Ayla O’Sullivan (Cork) | Kate Mulhern (Navan) | Sinead Yale (Navan) |
Girls 14/15 yrs | Shannon Nulty (WKAI) | Ellie Boggs (Strabane) | Shauna Kelly (WSKF Kil) | Seona Gannon (WSKF Kai) |
Girls 16/17 yrs | Katarina Susko (Larkhill) | Shauna Mullaney (MASK) | Geri Friel (Srabane) | Lauren Duffy (Ash) |
Female | Linda Wash (MASK) | Nicole Perry (WSKF Kai) | Emily Geraghty (Glasnevin) | Petya (Glasnevin) |
Club | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
IKKU | 9 | 12 | 18 | 39 |
WSKF | 4 | 4 | 8 | 16 |
WKAI | 2 | 0 | 4 | 6 |
3 Rivers | 2 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
Strabane | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 |
MASK | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 |
MSKG | 1 | 1 | 3 | 5 |
Scotland | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
France | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Newry | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
ISKG | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 |
Wales | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 |
Kells | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Karate Do | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
The Irish Kenpo Karate Union took home 9 gold medals at the IKKU 2015 Invitational, with Glasnevin members Gordon Smith and Aaron McLaughlin taking top spot in the two Male Adult Grades. WSKF took four gold medals. MASK’s Linda Walsh won their only gold medal in the Adult Female Grade.
[1] Irish Kenpo Karate Union Facebook (2020) Profile Picture, April 29, 2010 [Internet] Available from: https://scontent-dub4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/27966_117052458316629_1228939_n.jpg?_nc_cat=107&_nc_sid=09cbfe&_nc_ohc=pUsAvuOPlC8AX8lJves&_nc_ht=scontent-dub4-1.xx&oh=132693c91df5082422f88b91de118a9b&oe=5FA0B128 [Accessed 5 October 2020]
[2] IKKU (2020) Invitational 2015 [Internet] Available from: http://www.ikku.ie/results/2015%20invitational.pdf [Accessed 20 March 2021]
Thanks to John Wills, John Morahan, John Kane and Louise Wills (nee Kenny).
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