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Fuair an cailín deich mbliana d'aois a dara teideal domhanda abhaile le déanaí ag Arena INEC Gleneagle
Tá cailín óg, Misha Quinn, tar éis an chatagóir fé-10 a bhuachan ag Craobhchomórtas Oscailte Domhanda Damhsa Gaelach CRN.
Fuair an leanbh deich mbliana d’aois a dara teideal domhanda abhaile le déanaí ag an Gleneagle INEC Arena, i gCill Airne agus tá sí “thar a bheith sásta,” a dúirt Cherie, máthair Misha.
Anois ina gcónaí i gCill Dhéagláin, i gContae na Mí is as an bhFál Carrach do bheirt tuismitheoirí Misha, Cherie agus Michael. Tar éis di an comórtas rince sa chatagóir fé-9 a bhuachan i mí Iúil seo caite, ghlac Misha an corn chun a seanmháthair Sadie, a bhfuil cónaí uirthi san Fhál Carrach, a thaispeáint.
Bíonn Misha ag damhsa le Scoil Rince Ní Anglais agus is iad Anne English agus Deane Shannon a bheidh mar chóitseáil.
Tá Misha ag damhsa ó bhí sí cúig bliana d’aois agus tá beirt deirfiúracha aici san iomaíocht freisin, Shaneice agus Kevia atá ocht mbliana déag agus cúig bliana déag faoi seach.
Ag Craobhchomórtas Oscailte Damhsa Gaelach an CRN bhí Shaniece sa séú háit san iomlán sa chatagóir faoi 18 agus bhain Keeva an t-ochtú háit déag amach sa chatagóir faoi 16.
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