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‘a man for others’. In all the years of the medal’s existence this is the first in which
members of staff and students have come to the Headmaster to offer unsolicited
advice that there is but one possible honouree.
For being a guide, mentor, companion and advisor to that most demanding yet
uncertain group - the young Gonzaga First Years, the Davy Medal is awarded to
Ben Eustace.
T he B rian Ensor M em orial C up
The Brian Ensor Memorial Cup is presented annually to the rugby player who
shows the greatest improvement during the season.
This year it is awarded to a player who played two seasons
on the SCT. He made a positional change from JCT level
where he played in the backs to play in the forwards at sen
ior level. His positive attitude, commitment to training and
his consistently good performances earned his the respect
and admiration of his team mates and the coaching staff.
His efforts were rewarded when he was capped for Leinster
A v. Connacht.
The Ensor Trophy is awarded to Ronan O’Byrne.
T he Flanagan M edal
The Flanagan Medal for tennis was awarded to Ronan
O’Connell
G ra d u a tio n A c h ie v e m e n t M e d a ls
Rugby Ronan O’Byrne
Chess Rossa Lowry-O’Reilly, Graham Neary, Ronan O’Connell, Rory Collins,
Brian Murphy, John Moriarty, Robert Crowley
Cricket Cillian O’Donoghue
Waiting for
Headmaster
members of staff and students have come to the Headmaster to offer unsolicited
advice that there is but one possible honouree.
For being a guide, mentor, companion and advisor to that most demanding yet
uncertain group - the young Gonzaga First Years, the Davy Medal is awarded to
Ben Eustace.
T he B rian Ensor M em orial C up
The Brian Ensor Memorial Cup is presented annually to the rugby player who
shows the greatest improvement during the season.
This year it is awarded to a player who played two seasons
on the SCT. He made a positional change from JCT level
where he played in the backs to play in the forwards at sen
ior level. His positive attitude, commitment to training and
his consistently good performances earned his the respect
and admiration of his team mates and the coaching staff.
His efforts were rewarded when he was capped for Leinster
A v. Connacht.
The Ensor Trophy is awarded to Ronan O’Byrne.
T he Flanagan M edal
The Flanagan Medal for tennis was awarded to Ronan
O’Connell
G ra d u a tio n A c h ie v e m e n t M e d a ls
Rugby Ronan O’Byrne
Chess Rossa Lowry-O’Reilly, Graham Neary, Ronan O’Connell, Rory Collins,
Brian Murphy, John Moriarty, Robert Crowley
Cricket Cillian O’Donoghue
Waiting for
Headmaster
