53 TRINITY TODAY A SPORTING YEAR 4 MEMBERSHIP OF THE SPORTS CENTRE IS OPEN TO ALL GRADUATES AT A REDUCED RATE. WWW.TCD.IE/ALUMNI/ SERVICES Lavelle, and announce the pitch officially re-opened. Trinity won the match and would go on to lose just one match in College Park during 2014/15. Unfortunately the first XV just missed out on promotion to the top tier of domestic rugby but should challenge for honours next season. 5 TROPHY HAUL Trinity ladies’ basketball made history by winning the Division 1 League and intervarsity titles for the first time. The ladies’ gaelic footballers also claimed league and cup honours while the Hurling Club, led by Dublin senior hurler Danny Sutcliffe and sports scholarship recipient Darragh O’Donoghue, won the Ryan Cup. Men’s hockey won their division as well as the Railway Cup and Irish Hockey Challenge. Due to a league restructure, the students will jump up to Leinster Division 1 next term and, under coach Simon Filgas, the ambition is there to push for a place in the national league. As well as hosting a hugely successful intervarsity tournament, the Swimming & Waterpolo Club swept the boards in home waters winning both men’s and women’s titles while the girls went on to win the Leinster Senior Cup for the first time in their 4 Maria O’Sullivan, who completed her BA in Molecular Medicine, was named Athletics Ireland Female University Athlete of the history. Rowing at Trinity continues to go from strength to strength and among the many national and regatta titles, the Dublin Year 5 Trinity scrum half Angus Lloyd was selected for the Irish Clubs Team University Clubs retained the overall intervarsity title. during 2014/15 6 RTÉ’s Michael Lyster, boxer ANNUAL SPORTS AWARDS Bernard Dunne, Sportsperson of Hosted by RTÉ’s Michael Lyster, the Year Ruth Morris and cricketer with guests Bernard Dunne and 6 Cecilia Joyce Cecelia Joyce, the second Annual Sports Awards was a fitting
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