Sinéad Lynch

Irish rower

Sinéad Lynch Medal record

Women's rowing
Representing  Ireland
World Rowing Championships
|  2001 Lucerne | LW1x
|  2008 Linz | LW1x
|  2000 Zagreb | LW1x

Sinéad Lynch (born 30 September 1976; née Jennings; in Letterkenny,[1] County Donegal) is an Irish rower. She is a member of St Michael's Rowing Club. In August 2015 she was a member of the lightweight women's double scull which qualified the boat for the Rio Olympics. Lynch and her rowing partner Claire Lambe reached the finals at the Women's lightweight double sculls, but did not win a medal.[2]

## Personal life[edit]

The daughter of Garda Michael Jennings (a native of the West of Ireland) and his wife Theresa, Sinéad was raised at Hawthorn Heights in Letterkenny. Her sister is Caitriona Jennings. She studied Pharmacy at university in Edinburgh and later competed Medical studies at the University of Limerick. Jennings is married to Sam Lynch, who rowed for Ireland at the 1996 and 2004 Olympics.[1]

## References[edit]

* Sinéad Lynch at World Rowing

1. ^ a b O'Riordan, Ian (3 December 2015). "Sinéad Jennings: Doctor and mother of three takes long hard row to Rio". Irish Times. Retrieved 5 August 2016.
2. ^ Barry, Stephen (3 August 2016). "Irish Olympic rowers Sinead Jennings and Claire Lambe are living the dream". Irish Examiner. Retrieved 5 August 2016.

## External links[edit]

Official twitter page

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World champions – Lightweight women's single sculls

FISA championships|

* 1984:  Alrun Urbach

Official world championships|

* 1985:  Adair Ferguson
* 1986:  Maria Sava
* 1987:  Maria Sava
* 1988:  Kristine Karlson
* 1989:  Kristine Karlson
* 1990:  Mette Bloch Jensen
* 1991:  Philippa Baker
* 1992:  Mette Bloch Jensen
* 1993:  Michelle Darvill
* 1994:  Constanța Burcică
* 1995:  Rebecca Joyce
* 1996:  Constanța Burcică
* 1997:  Sarah Garner
* 1998:  Pia Vogel
* 1999:  Pia Vogel
* 2000:  Laila Finska-Bezerra
* 2001:  Sinéad Jennings
* 2002:  Viktoriya Dimitrova
* 2003:  Fiona Milne
* 2004:  Nina Gäßler
* 2005:  Marit van Eupen
* 2006:  Marit van Eupen
* 2007:  Marit van Eupen
* 2008:  Pamela Weisshaupt
* 2009:  Pamela Weisshaupt
* 2010:  Marie-Louise Dräger
* 2011:  Fabiana Beltrame
* 2012:  Alexandra Tsiavou
* 2013:  Michaela Taupe-Traer
* 2014:  Eveline Peleman
* 2015:  Zoe McBride
* 2016:  Zoe McBride
* 2017:  Kirsten McCann
* 2018:  Laura Tarantola
* 2019:  Marie-Louise Dräger
* 2022:  Ionela Cozmiuc
* 2023:  Siobhán McCrohan

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