MEATH EXCELS AT NATIONAL COMMUNITY GAMES SWIM FINALS, SECURING THREE MEDALS

Meath County showcased remarkable achievement at the recent National Community Games Finals, earning three medals—a silver and two bronze. The outstanding performance of Meath’s athletes not only highlights their talent and dedication but also exemplifies the county’s commitment to fostering sporting excellence within the community.

Sarah Reilly, Meath Swimming County Manager, expressed immense joy and pride in the exceptional performance of the Meath swimming team, stating, “I am thrilled with how well everyone swam at the National Community Games Finals. Our athletes demonstrated exceptional skill, determination, and teamwork, making Meath proud.”

Among Meath’s shining stars were the members of Kells Swimming Club, who emerged victorious with two medals. Elaine Daly, Chairperson of Kells Swimming Club, conveyed her delight, saying, “The success of Kells Swimming Club at the National Community Games Finals is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our swimmers. We are overjoyed to have won two medals, and this achievement reflects the incredible support and coaching they receive from our dedicated team.”

The silver medal was awarded to Philip Daly (Kells SC) in the under-16 front crawl, while the bronze medals were won by Hannah Cassidy (Kells SC) in the under-14 back crawl and Adhamhnán Ó Siadhail (Summerhill) in the under-10 back crawl.

Expressing his excitement after receiving the medal, Adhamhnán Ó Siadhail said, “I’m thrilled. I didn’t expect to perform so well or have so much fun. I met competitors from all over the country, and I hope to see them again next year.” Meath’s success at the National Community Games Finals exemplifies the county’s dedication to nurturing athletic talent and promoting community participation in sports.

The achievements of Meath’s swimmers serve as inspiration to aspiring athletes, highlighting the rewards of hard work, determination, and a strong sense of community.