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The two winning Mayo schools teams. Pics: John O'Grady
Two Mayo schools have qualified for the All-Ireland Credit Union Quiz final, following the Mayo final of the competition in Ballina on Friday night.
Ballina Credit Union hosted the Mayo county/chapter final of the All-Ireland Credit Union Schools Quiz on Friday night in Ballina Community Sports Centre.
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Two teams from each of the under-11 and Under-13 categories qualified for the All-Ireland final in the RDS, Dublin next month, including the Under-11 team from Gaelscoil na Cruaiche, Westport, runners-up in their category.
The team, which represented Westport Credit Union, included, from left: Ruairí O’Malley, Elodie Nisse, Olivia Mulrennan and Luisne Brazys. Back row, from left, are David Dwane, Chairperson of Ballina Credit Union and Maria Padden, CEO of Ballina Credit Union. Pic: John O’Grady
The winning team from The Quay, which represented Ballina Credit Union is, from left: Joe Tighe, Oisín Martin, Oisín Murphy and Ysnne Harrison. Back row, from left, are David Dwane, Chairperson of Ballina Credit Union and Maria Padden, CEO of Ballina Credit Union. Pic: John O’Grady
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