The winners of the 32nd Irish Mathematical Olympiad were celebrated in a very special ceremony on Sunday, 26th May 2019 in Aula Maxima, UCC.
The 6 best performers will represent Ireland at the 60th International Mathematical Olympiad in Bath, UK in July 2019:
1 Lucas Bachmann from Glenstal Abbey School, Murroe, Co. Limerick
2 Tianyiwa Xie from Alexandra College, Milltown Road, Dublin 6
3 Linhong Chen from The Institute of Education, Lower Leeson St, Dublin 2
4 Alex Hanley from Lucan Community College, Lucan, Co. Dublin
5 Laura Cosgrave from Midleton College, Midleton, Co. Cork
6 Tim Yunjie Wang from Christian Brothers College, Wellington Road, Cork
The complete IrMO 2019 Roll of Honour also includes:
7 Ellen Li from Castleknock Community College, Castleknock, Dublin 15
8 Giulio Mazzotta from St. Joseph's CBS, Fairview, Dublin 3
9 Archie Connolly from Rice College, Ennis, Co. Clare
9 Ronan Murphy from Moate Community School, Co. Westmeath
11 Yixin Huang from Alexandra College, Milltown Road, Dublin 6
12 Paidi Walsh from Ballybay Community College, Ballybay, Co. Monaghan
13 Sean Fitzgerald from Castletroy College, Limerick
14 Sarah Lane from St. Aloysius Girls Secondary School, Cork
15 Daniel Joyce from Patrician Secondary School, Newbridge, Co. Kildare
15 Matthew Kiely from Ardscoil Ris, Limerick
15 Sean O'Donoghue from Colaiste Choilm, Ballincollig, Co. Cork
18 Darragh Kelleher from Millstreet Community School, Millstreet, Co. Cork
19 James Chen from Castletroy College, Limerick
20 Sprihaa Singh from St. Andrew's College, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
21 Brendan Alinquant from The Institute of Education, Lower Leeson St, Dublin 2
22 Suneet Mahajan from Douglas Community School, Cork
23 Robin Pfeiffer from Calasanctius College, Oranmore, Co. Galway
Here being awarded diplomas by Dr. Gordon Lessells:
The ceremony featured superb interludes by talented maths olympians: Alison Riordan from UCC; Archie Connolly from Rice College, Ennis; and Sarah Lane from St Aloysius School, Cork with friends Alison, Susie, Amelia, Meave from the Joan Denise Moriarty School of Dance.
followed by inspiring mathematical olympiad stories from EGMO and IMO by Laura Cosgrave from Midleton Community School and Tianyiwa Xie from Alexandra College.
Acknowledgements: Support by the Frank Kenny Fund at the Community Foundation for Ireland helps reward, motivate and train these students. We also gratefully acknowledge support from Alder Capital DAC for the Irish Mathematical Olympiad.
Ireland could not participate in the International Mathematical Olympiad without the continued fi nancial support of the Department of Education and Skills (DES), which is gratefully acknowledged. Thanks to its Minister, Joe McHugh TD, and the members of his department, especially Mary Whelan, for their continuing help and support. Also, thanks to the Royal Irish Academy, its officers, its Physical, Chemical and Mathematical Sciences Committee, and especially Marie Coffey, for support in obtaining funding. The support of Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) is also gratefully acknowledged; many of the activities of the Irish Mathematical Trust, and especially the delivery of the national Junior Maths Enrichment and Maths Circles programmes, were supported this year through the SFI Discover Grant 18/DP/5903.