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Caption for photo above: Pictured at the final end of season session of Carrick Library Chess Club were back row: Chess Club organiser Mark Connolly with members Ciara Maude, Michael Phelan, Dylan Walsh, Adrian Wilk and Conor Dowley; Front: John Kiely, Oliver Doran, Alex Nastaly, Matthew Thomas, Liam Power, David McDonagh, Tommy Walsh, Orla Maude, Clara Walsh, Harry Walsh and Oisín Fahey.
Carrick-on-Suir Library Children’s Chess Club finished for the season on Monday May 13 with the presentation of prizes to winners and runners up of league competitions.
The Library’s staff thank Mark Connolly for all his work with the club, from encouraging the children, providing tuition, running the leagues and providing the trophies.
They pay tribute to all the Chess Club members for their participation all year and congratulate the winners and runners up in the league competitions.
Overall winner of the year-long chess league was Tommy Walsh.
Results:
Knights League: 1st. Tommy Walsh, 2nd Adrian Wilk, 3rd Dylan Thomas
Bishops League: 1st Matthew Thomas, 2nd Clara Walsh, 3rd Oisín Fahey
Rooks League: 1st David McDonagh, 2nd Orla Maude, 3rd Liam Power.
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