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History in the making - Aran Islands

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History in the making - Aran Islands

October 21, 2026

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History in the making - Aran Islands (Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr form PPS team and enter the LGFA Schools Competition. 

The Aran Islands Story.  
A unique partnership between three island schools (Coláiste Ghobnait-Inis Oírr, Coláiste Naomh Eoin- Inis Meáin & Coláiste Naomh Éinne-Inis Mór) is making waves in Connacht football this year, as students have come together to form a team and compete in the Post Primary Schools Junior Connacht Championship for the first time.
The initiative has provided young players from the islands with the opportunity to represent their schools and communities on a provincial stage, while also highlighting the determination and commitment required to participate in sport from a remote location.
Unlike many of their opponents, the team’s match-day journey begins with a boat trip to the mainland before they can continue their travels by road. Despite the added logistical challenges and early starts, the players have embraced the experience with enthusiasm and pride.
Currently competing in the championship, the team has demonstrated tremendous teamwork, resilience and sportsmanship. The collaboration between the three schools has not only strengthened football opportunities for students but has also fostered new friendships and a strong sense of island identity.
Their participation is a significant achievement and an inspiring example of what can be accomplished through cooperation, commitment and community spirit.

Tá na trí iar-bhunscoil oileánda (Coláiste Ghobnait-Inis Oírr, Coláiste Naomh Eoin- Inis Meáin & Coláiste Naomh Éinne-Inis Mór) tar éis a theacht le chéile chun foireann peile cailíní faoi 16 a bheith acu le páirt a ghlacadh i gCraobh Chonnacht - Sóisearach do Iar-Bhunscoileanna den chéad uair riamh.
Tá deis ag na himreoirí ionadaíocht a dhéanamh dá scoileanna agus dá bpobail agus ag an am céanna léiríonn siad an diongbháilteacht agus an tiomantas atá riachtanach chun páirt a ghlacadh i spórt agus iad ina gcónaí ar oileáin.
Bíonn turas ar leith le déanamh ag na himreoirí, tosaíonn turas gach cluiche le turas báid chuig an mórthír sular féidir leo leanúint ar aghaidh ar bhóthar chuig a gceann scríbe. In ainneoin na ndúshlán breise, tá na daltaí tar éis glacadh leis an deis seo le bród agus le díograis.
Agus iad fós san iomaíocht sa chomórtas faoi láthair, tá spiorad foirne, athléimneacht agus dea-spórt léirithe acu ar gach céim den aistear. Ní hamháin gur chruthaigh an comhoibriú idir na trí scoil níos mó deiseanna peile do dhaltaí, ach neartaigh sé cairdeas nua agus braistint láidir féiniúlachta oileánda freisin.
Is ambasadóirí den scoth iad do shaol na n-oileán agus is sampla spreagúil iad den mhéid is féidir a bhaint amach trí chomhoibriú, tiomantas agus spiorad pobail.
Bríd Ní Dhonnacha (Inis Oírr)


Lar-bhunscoileanna na hOileáin Árainn (an trí Oileán Árann)
Back row left to right:
Ruth Dennigan, Róise Daly, Amy Haughey, Ailbhe Murphy, Isabelle Comer, Clíodhna Purcell, Orla Newell, Éabha Ní Dhuilleáin, Nicole Comer, Éabha Ní Fhatharta, Michelle Ní Fhatharta, Niamh Ní Fhatharta
Front row left to right:
Norah Gibson, Abigail Kelly, Poppy Mc Donnell, Gráinne Bourke, Saileog de Blacam, Lauren Ní Thiarnaigh, Ailbhe de Blacam, Eimear Ní Chonghaile, Annie Ní Chonghaile, Olive Ní Chonaill, Caitlín Ní Chonghaile, Keely Póil
Coaches:
Adrian Concannon (Inis Meáin)
Bríd Ní Dhonnacha (Inis Oírr)
Conal Ó hIarnáin (Inis Mór)
Eoghan Póil (Inis Oírr)








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