New entrant to the National Shield, Boyle Camera Club win the Shield for 2013 beating off stiff competition from seasoned competitors.
With the highest number of entries in years, 26 camera clubs and 4 new camera clubs in the competition, Boyle beat 2nd place Drogheda Photographic Society and 3rd place Cork Camera Group.
Boyle also win €250 in vouchers for Canson Infinity paper from Sheldon Photographic, Drogheda won €150 in vouchers and Cork receive €100 worth of vouchers.

Judges:

We would like to thank our judges who gave such great comments and feedback, they are:
Ken Scott  ARPS
Jennifer Cox  ARPS
Neil Scott  FRPS, EFIAP, DPAGB
 

Thanks:

Thank you also must go to Malahide Community School for the use of their superb venue and a massive thank you to our host club, Malahide Camera Club for their organisation, resourcefulness and helpfulness in running the National Shield, especially Joe Doyle, Mark Stewart, Lynn Feeney and Michael Killen.
 

Results

Club Awards

Overall

1st Place – Boyle Camera Club

2nd Place – Drogheda Photographic Society

3rd Place – Cork Camera Group

Monochrome

1st Place – Boyle Camera Club

2nd Place – Waterford Camera Club

3rd Place – Cork Camera Group

Colour

1st Place – Drogheda Photographic Society

2nd Place – Dundalk Photographic Society

3rd Place – Malahide Camera Club

Most Improved – OffShoot Photography Society

Individual Awards

Monochrome

Gold Medal

Silver Medal

Bronze Medal

Honourable Mentions

Colour

Gold Medal

Silver Medal

Bronze Medal

Honourable Mentions

Full Reuslts

Club Panels

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