St Peter's AC athletes have represented Irish teams in the European Team Championships, in other senior international competition, in universities' and schools' internationals, in the Celtic Games and in Confédération Sportive Internationale du Travail (CSIT) international competition.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2009 | Banská Bystrica | Javelin | Sen Women | 8th | Olivia McDonald | 36.85 |
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
1988 | Lorca | Hept | Sen Women | 22nd | Maria Mackin | 4055 |
The Irish senior team is chosen from Republic of Ireland athletes, and from Northern Ireland athletes who opt to compete for the Irish team rather than for the UK team.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2017 | Dublin (Santry) | Long J | U17 Boys | 6th | Gabriel Bell | 6.64w |
2012 | Glasgow (C'wealth A) | Pent | U18 Boys | 12th | Mark Rogers | 3019 |
2011 | Glasgow (Kelvin Hall) | Pent | U16 Boys | 12th | Mark Rogers | 2519 |
2010 | Glasgow (Scotstoun) | High J | U17 Girls | 4th | Emily Rogers | 1.60 |
2009 | Antrim | High J | U17 Girls | 8th | Emily Rogers | 1.61 |
2006 | Grangemouth | Javelin | U17 Girls | 4th | Olivia McDonald | 36.29 |
2003 | Cardiff (Leckwith) | Javelin | U17 Boys | 5th | Peter McDonald | 46.32 |
The Irish Schools' team for the Anglo-Celtic Schools' International is chosen from athletes attending school anywhere in Ireland. The Penathlon event is contested separately in an indoor match during the winter.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2013 | Colwyn Bay | 400m H | U18 Boys | 3rd | Mark Rogers | 57.35 |
2012 | Aberdeen | Triple J | U18 Boys | 1st | Conor Durnin | 13.76w |
Javelin | U16 Girls | 2nd | Lauren Finegan | 29.36 | ||
2010 | Athlone | High J | U18 Girls | 2nd | Emily Rogers | 1.64 |
2007 | Antrim | Javelin | U18 Girls | 3rd | Olivia McDonald | 35.24 |
2006 | Waterford | Javelin | U18 Girls | 3rd | Olivia McDonald | 36.48 |
High J | U16 Boys | 3rd | Kevin McManus | 1.80 | ||
2005 | Carmarthen | Javelin | U16 Girls | 3rd | Olivia McDonald | 31.77 |
2004 | Grangemouth | Javelin | U18 Boys | 3rd | Peter McDonald | |
2002 | Tullamore | Javelin | U16 Boys | 2nd | Peter McDonald | 44.59 |
2014 | Dublin (Santry) | Javelin | U18 Girls | 4th | Lauren Finegan | 29.88 |
The Irish Celtic Games Under 16 and Under 18 teams are chosen by the AAI from athletes throughout Ireland.
Note: Prior to 2012 the Irish Celtic Games teams were chosen by the AAI mainly from Connacht, Leinster and Munster athletes, as there were separate Ulster teams in this competition. Since 2012 the host country enters a non-scoring "B" team. Performances in italics above were as members of the Irish "B" team.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2016 | Kilmarnock | Long J | Sen Men | 2nd | Conor Durnin | 6.06 |
Triple J | Sen Men | 1st | Conor Durnin | 13.70 | ||
2015 | Belfast (Mary Peters) | High J | Sen Women | 2nd | Emily Rogers | 1.60 |
2014 | Grangemouth | High J | Sen Women | 1st | Emily Rogers | 1.70 |
The Irish Universities' team for the Celtic Universities' International is chosen from athletes attending university (or another third level institution) anywhere in Ireland.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2011 | Cardiff (UWIC) | High J | U16 Boys | 2nd | Mark Rogers | 1.80 |
2009 | Cardiff (UWIC) | High J | U16 Girls | 2nd | Emily Rogers | 1.58 |
The Irish Schools' team for the Celtic Schools' Indoor International is an Under 16 team chosen from athletes attending school anywhere in Ireland.
Note: Scotland competed in the Celtic Schools' Indoor International in 2009, but not in 2011.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2015 | Los Angeles | 100m | Sen Men | 4th d | James Meenan | 12.86 |
100m | Sen Men | 1st f | James Meenan | 12.49 | ||
200m | Sen Men | 6th d | James Meenan | 25.77 | ||
200m | Sen Men | 3rd f | James Meenan | 26.13 | ||
4x100m | Sen Mixed | 4th d | James Meenan | 1:06.11 | ||
4x100m | Sen Mixed | 2nd f | James Meenan | 1:07.55 | ||
The Irish team in the Special Olympics World Games is chosen from athletes from throughout Ireland.
Year | Venue | Event | Category | Pos. | Athlete | Perf. |
2015 | Lignano | High J | Sen Women | 1st | Emily Rogers | 1.68 |
2008 | Rimini | Javelin | Sen Men | 3rd | Peter McDonald | 52.25 |
Javelin | Sen Women | 4th | Olivia McDonald | 37.81 | ||
1999 | Malta | 800m | Sen Women | 2nd | Aoife McCarthy | 2:25.21 |
1996 | Dublin | Javelin | Sen Women | 7th | Fiona Mackin | 31.18 |
1996 | Malta | Javelin | Sen Women | 6th | Fiona Mackin | 24.56 |
1988 | Dublin (Santry) | Hept | Sen Women | Maria Mackin | 4372 | |
Between 1975 and 1999 Irish teams competed regularly in CSIT competitions. These teams were chosen from NACA(I) athletes. The AAI first sent an Irish team to the CSIT Championships in 2008, which was chosen from Leinster athletes.
It is likely that there were other instances of St Peter's AC athletes competing in CSIT internationals bewteen 1986 and 1999. Please contact us if you are aware of any such international appearances.