Women’s Winners 1967-Present
Year | Winner | Club |
1967 | Catherine Stecker | Cormorant |
1968 | Helen Sterry | Guinness |
1969 | Carmel Satel | Cormorant |
1970 | Brenda McGrory | Cormorant |
1971 | Terry Mason | Otter |
1972 | Brenda McGrory | Cormorant |
1973 | Bernadette Byrne | Guinness |
1974 | Barbara Conway | Glenalbyn |
1975 | Michelle Garway | Glenalbyn |
1976 | Antonette Finlay | Terenure |
1977 | Deirdre Harkness | Dublin |
1978 | Cliona Johnstone | Cormorant |
1979 | Ann Cummins | Cormorant |
1980 | Sarah O’Doherty | Glenalbyn |
1981 | Audrey Martin | Dundrum |
1982 | Linda Howard | Dundrum |
1983 | Jacqueline Whelan | Dublin |
1984 | Mariead Doran | Dublin |
1985 | Hilda Grace | Dundrum |
1986 | Helen Fitzgerald | Half Moon |
1987 | Tara Gerrard | Dundrum |
1988 | Sarah Bolger | Trojan |
1989 | Louise Keough | Glenalbyn |
1990 | Sandra Trappe | Dublin |
1991 | Sandra Trappe | Dublin |
1992 | Marianne Comer | Otter |
1993 | Jennifer Nestor | Trojan |
1994 | Maeve Chaney | Polar Bears |
1995 | Claire O’Dwyer | Dublin |
1996 | Heidi Kinsela | Glenalbyn |
1997 | Susanne Kelly | Otter |
1998 | Clare MacDonough | Terenure |
1999 | Rachael Lee | Guinness |
2000 | Karen Molloy | Claremorris |
2001 | Carl Finlay | Half Moon |
2002 | Tracey Telfort | Phoenix |
2003 | Helena Butterfield | Glenalbyn |
2004 | Niamh Dunne | Dublin |
2005 | Siobhan O’Brien | NAC Masters |
2006 | Linda Clarke | Glenalbyn |
2007 | Annmarie Kendrick | Phoenix |
2008 | Julie Roche | Wicklow |
2009 | Anne McAdam | Phoenix |
2010 | Lisa Howley | Glanalbyn |
2011 | Lucy Gaynor | Glenalbyn SC |
2012 | Afric Creedon | NAC Masters |
2013 | Rachel Galvin | Coolmine SC |
2014 | Lilly O’Brien | Corrib |
2015 | Roisin Hennessey | Wicklow SC |
2016 | Yvonne McCarthy | Eastern Bay |
2017 | Sarah Browne | Glenalbyn |
2018 | Clodagh Kiernan | Garda |
2019 | Evonne Hogan |
Report
The Dun Laoghaire Harbour Race, along with the Dublin City Liffey Swim are the two most prestigious races in the Leinster Open Sea Calendar, and the ones all Open Sea Swimmers want to win. Leinster Open Sea hasdescribed winning one of the two as like winning an All-Ireland Medal.
Thee has been a different winner in the Women’s almost every year since the Dun Laoghaire Harbour Race has been scheduled since 1967, with the exception of Sandra Trappe of Dublin, who won back-to-back races in 1990 and 1991.
References
Websites
[1] Leinster Open Sea (2018) Dun Laoghaire Harbour Race [Internet] Available from: http://www.leinsteropensea.ie/harbour-race/ [Accessed 8 July 2020]
[2] How Did You Swim? (2020) Leinster Open Sea Results 2019 Winners [Internet] Available from: https://www.howdidyouswim.com/ [Accessed 8 July 2020]
Images
[3] Leinster Open Sea Swimming Facebook (2019) Profile Picture, February 2, 2019 [Internet] Available from: https://scontent-dub4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/50995821_2279274865430364_8243350097220337664_o.jpg?_nc_cat=109&_nc_sid=09cbfe&_nc_ohc=bq2Y3W4_ArIAX-bvISZ&_nc_ht=scontent-dub4-1.xx&oh=ec3231a2db2ba9747f497160007a81bb&oe=5F2B32D1 [Accessed 8 July 2020]
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Caoimhe Mullaney
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Researched, compiled and written by Enda Mulcahy for the
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Last Updated: 8 July 2020
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