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Genom att surfa vidare godkänner du det. Läs mer om cookies A very historic first year of Olympic handball in Killarney’s St Brendan’s College has ended with an invitation to the school’s under 16 team to represent Ireland at the Partille World Cup in Sweden in July The Partille Cup is the largest youth handball tournament in the world with close on 1,400 teams and over 50 nations taking part Having already been crowned All-Ireland champions in the under 15 and under 18 categories in the Olympic Handball Ireland school’s competition this year all the members of the squad of 18 players are relishing the opportunity to take on the world Olympic handball is a new sport to St Brendan’s College which is a school renowned for its it attracted huge interest with up to 80 boys signing up The Sem was the only representative from Kerry to enter the school’s competition this year and all involved were delighted to come out as winners in both age groups at the first time of trying There was great surprise when the school was contacted by Olympic Handball Ireland Operations Director asking the Sem to represent Ireland at the Partille Cup “It is a great honour for the boys to represent their school Kerry and Ireland on the world stage,” said teacher Margaret Ann Kehoe The school is currently fundraising to help fund the cost of the trip and one of the first events will be a family and friends of St Brendan’s table quiz on in the Golden Nugget The draw for a bumper raffle will also take place on the night with some amazing prizes to be won including two signed Kerry jerseys and vouchers from many local businesses An idonate page has also been set up for anyone who would like to support the team but can’t make it on the night visit https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/StBrendansCollegeOlympicHandball KillarneyToday.com: Average monthly views over 170,000 To advertise call 064-6631281 or 087-2229761 Killarney handball team is fine-tuning its preparations to represent Ireland at the Partille World Cup in Sweden in July The event is the largest youth handball tournament in the world with close on 1,400 teams and over 50 nations taking part Olympic handball is a new sport to the school which is renowned for GAA but up to 80 boys signed up to participate There was great surprise when the school was contacted by Joao Ferreira Olympic Handball Ireland Operations Director The trip to Partille World Cup in Gothenburg Sweden will take place in the first week of July Students from St Brendan’s College in Killarney pictured in Sweden where they were taking part in the prestigious Partille Cup Fergus DennehyKerrymanFri 12 Jul 2024 at 14:00Students from St Brendan’s College in Killarney earlier this month enjoyed a trip that they will never ever forget when they took part in the prestigious Partille Cup in Gothenburg in Sweden The invitation to compete in the competition came following the school entering the All Ireland Schools contest for Olympic Handball for the first time last year and this debut outing ended amazingly with the school winning not one but two All-Ireland titles in the U15 and U18 age groups respectively The Partille Cup is the world’s largest youth Olympic Handball competition with over 1400 teams from 50 countries taking part and it ran from July 1 to July 6 one of the boy’s teachers and handball coaches could not speak highly enough of the week long tournament Not only was it amazing in terms of the skill progression that it gave the boys in terms of playing Olympic Handball at tournament level Cora-Marie said the boys came on leaps and bounds It was something that the boys said that they'd love to go back again to because they just enjoyed it so much It was so different because there were 38 nations there and the boys got to meet so many different people as well getting to experience the joy of sports without the pressures of winning on top of them They were just able to have the craic and fun and by Jesus "They knew going into it that it was going to be hard but they still made sure to have great fun over there We ended up having a load of support from Norwegians "The Irish community in Gothenburg as well got in touch with us and they ended up coming to see some of our matches as well Olympic Handball Ireland haven't sent a team over [to the Partille Cup] in 12 years and two of their coaches came up with us to Sweden and they were saying how amazing it was to see Ireland back in the fold again,” she added Living under the same roof as people from so many different countries introduced the boys to a view of life outside of both Killarney and Kerry "It was a huge life learning experience for the boys We were staying in a school with all these different nations and all the boys were around the same ages so one evening there was thunderstorms so we couldn't go outside and they all just ended up watching the Euros together They were all just getting on with each other and it was great for the boys to see a life outside of Killarney I saw that the boys were maybe a bit nervous about talking to other people especially at the opening ceremony but sure by the time we left they were chatting to anyone and everyone,” she continued Cora-Marie said that the boys performed amazing especially when you consider how new they still are to the sport "They got out of the group stages and they got as far as the playoffs where they played an Icelandic team who told us that they had been playing since they were four years old They [the boys] did hold their own for the first half and they were only trailing 7-4 going into the break you could see Iceland's bit more experience shining through and it finished 17-10 to Iceland." GAAKerry minors ease past Cork in Munster quarter-final boosted by goals from Ben Kelliher and Tadhg O’ConnellMUNSTER MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINAL St Brendan’s College Killarney handball team Dara Myers Sean Kiely and Dara O’Sullivan with Principal Sean Coffey teachers and team managers Coramarie Kelliher and Margaret Ann Kehoe on their way to Sweden Students from St Brendan’s College in Killarney are Sweden bound this July where they will compete in the prestigious Partille Cup The school’s U15 boys will represent Ireland in competition and this will be the first time that Ireland has entered a team in the competition; the Partille Cup is the world’s largest youth Olympic Handball competition with over 1400 teams from 50 countries taking part said that the squad of 18 players are very excited about the opportunity to represent not only their school but their country on the world stage and it will be a once in a life time opportunity for the lads They [Olympic Handball Ireland] were just very impressed with the lads...they asked for the U15 team to be brought but because they play every sport under the sun in The Sem They have just picked up the sport so well,” said Coramarie "We're practising two to three times a week at the moment and then thankfully He was down to us in April and he's coming down again on May 22 and May 23 to do two days more training with the lads." "I only played Olympic Handball in Community Games back when it wasn't even known as Community Games,” she laughed we're all in the same boat and one day sure we just gave the option to the lads to try out a different sport and sure they were only delighted The school is currently in the midst of a major fundraising drive to help cover the costs of getting the boys to Sweden and so they are inviting everyone and anyone to come to their fundraising quiz which is taking place in the Golden Nugget in Fossa tonight (Tuesday May 14) where they will also be doing a raffle on the night with a range of prizes from businesses in Killarney and surrounding parishes the group have set up an online fundraising page too if anyone wishes to contribute The link to the fundraiser can be found here: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/StBrendansCollegeOlympicHandball