Fore N.S. were top of the pile in the set dancing and are pictured with Olive Leonard and Catherine Daly receiving their medals. David Soanes
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Second place in the set dancing competition was won by the Ballynacargy NS team. David Soanes
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The Scoil Croí Naofa Rochfortbridge quiz team receive their medals from Olive Leonard. David Soanes
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Tráth an gCeist winners were Scoil Croí Naofa Rochfortbridge and were followed closely behind in joint-second by Streamstown NS and St Cremin’s (missing from photo). David Soanes
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Winners of the Nuachleas (Novelty Act) were Finea NS David Soanes
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A delighted student from St Colman’s NS showing off the silver medal he won for his performance in the novelty act. David Soanes
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St. Colman's N.S. took home second place in the novelty act competition. David Soanes
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St Tola’s NS were awarded second place in the instrumental music competition. David Soanes
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Recitation champions Ava Carroll (Scoil Croí Naofa Rochfortbridge) and Senan Lyne (Rathowen NS) with their medals, flanked by Olive Leonard and Catherine Daly. David Soanes
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St. Ernan's N.S. took second place in the Ballad group category after a fabulous performance. David Soanes
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St Colman’s NS winners of the Figure Dancing competition with Olive Leonard and Catherine Daly (Westmeath Scór). David Soanes
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Milltown NS closed out the Scór na bPáistí finals with fantastic footwork in the Set Dancing competition. David Soanes
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Bláthnaid Daly from Ballycomoyle was MC on the night. David Soanes
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A large crowd packed into the Downs GAA hall for a great night's entertainment at the Scór na bPaistí finals. David Soanes
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Solo singing winners, first place Grace Lambden (Rathowen NS) and second place, Bella Carroll (The Downs NS) with Olive Leonard and Catherine Daly of Westmeath Scór. David Soanes
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Students from Scoil Chroí Naofa Rochfortbridge receive their medals from Olive Leonard. David Soanes
The Scór na bPáistí county final was held on Thursday April 18 and was a brilliant showcase of the immense talent in the primary schools around Westmeath.
Scór na bPáistí is an excellent initiative run by Scór Iarmhí and has developed into a highly entertaining event.
It is hoped that participation in this competition will encourage children to take the next step and enter Scór na nÓg through their local GAA clubs.
A brilliant atmosphere of friendly rivalry was evident around the always hospitable Downs GAA Centre, who hosted the final.
Bláthnaid Daly from Ballycomoyle was the Bean an Tí for the evening and did an excellent job keeping the packed clár moving swiftly.
