Showing posts with label John Joe Barry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Joe Barry. Show all posts
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Tipperary...Results of The John Joe Barry 5km - Fri 30th April 2010
This was the first race in the Tipperary Challenge 2010. The next race is the The Annerville 10k Road Race at Clonmel on Sunday 9th May at 2pm.
John Joe Barry 5km Road Race - The Commons, Ballingarry
Friday 30th April 2010 8pm
Place Time Name Team Category
1 Shane Mullaney Thurles Crokes 15.59
2 Kenny Curran Ballynonty 16.39
3 Mark Gleeson Nenagh Olympic 16.45 1st O/45
4 Kevin Moore Dundrum 16.47
5 Denis Shanahan Thurles Crokes 16.59
6 James Ryan Dundrum 17.25 2nd O/45
7 Michael Ryan Dundrum 17.41
8 Ross Alexander Coolquill 17.42
9 Andrew Smyth Coolquill 17.45
10 Billy Phillips Thurles Crokes 17.49
11 Joe Gough West Waterford 18.01 1st O/55
12 Padraig Coen Dundrum 18.07
13 David Kennealy Thurles Crokes 18.21 1st O/40
14 Donal Horgan Coolquill 18.35
15 Robbie Condon Clonmel 18.36
16 John Walsh Clonmel 18.46
17 Tommy Moloney Thurles Crokes 18.47 1st O/50
18 Angela McCann Clonmel 18.49 1st Lady
19 James Fox Carrick on Suir 18.50
20 Tadhg Vaughan Coolquill 18.53 2nd O/40
21 Brendan Kinane Dundrum 18.55
22 Matt Alexander Coolquill 19.01 2nd O/55
23 Aine Roche Clonmel 19.09 2nd Lady
24 Mary Molloy Clonmel 19.17 3rd Lady
25 Austin Ryan Thurles Crokes 19.28
26 Keith O'Brien U/A 19.33
27 Anthony O'Brien Clonmel l 19.42
28 Nigel O'Flaherty U/A 19.43
29 Ned O'Brien Clonmel 19.54
30 Neilie Hall Ballynonty 20.02
31 Tommy Cahill Clonmel 20.06
32 Conor Morkan Clonmel 20.10
33 Con Corbett Thurles Crokes 20.20
34 Billy O'Grady U/A 20.23
35 Pakie Ryan Ballynonty 20.24
36 Jim McDonnell Coolquill 20.27
37 Billy Prout Killusty 20.34 2nd O/50
38 Liam Marshall Dundrum 20.49 1st Junior Man
39 Jack Alexander Coolquill 20.50
40 Andrew Galloway Coolquill 20.56
41 Damien McDonnell Moyne 21.07
42 Seamus Healy Ballynonty 21.12
43 Cormac Harte Clonmel 21.14
44 Maurice Boland Clonmel 21.15
45 Franny Lafford U/A 21.18
46 Tom Power U/A 21.29
47 Brendan Maher Thurles Crokes 21.42
48 Matt Greene Carrick on Suir 21.45
49 Mark King Moyne 21.55
50 Jon Marshall Dundrum 22.02
51 Michael Mockler Moycarkey Coolcroo 22.04
52 Tim Hayden Moycarkey Coolcroo 22.08
53 David Hogan U/A 22.24
54 Bobby Farrell Thurles Crokes 22.36
55 Donal O'Donoghue Little Island 22.38
56 Dave Johnson U/A 22.46
57 Donna Nagle Clonmel 22.51 4th Lady
58 Joe Grinsell Clonmel 22.54 1st O/60
59 Martin Ivors Coolquill 22.54
60 Tom Halley Clonmel 23.17
61 Margaret Power Carrick on Suir 23.22 1st O/50
62 Ann Cronin Carrick on Suir 23.34 1st O/45
63 Mick O'Shea Carrick on Suir 23.39
64 Patrick Barrett Kerry 23.45
65 Bernie Sexton Carrick on Suir 23.53 2nd O/50
66 Myles McHugh Clonmel 24.15 2nd O/60
67 Aisling Skerritt Carrick on Suir 24.28 1st O/35
68 Paddy O'Dwyer U/A 24.33
69 Orla Donovan Thurles Crokes 25.22 1st O/40
70 Margaret Looby Thurles Crokes 25.57 2nd O/40
71 Nuala Dorney Thurles Crokes 26.07
72 Michael Brannigan Clonmel 29.11
Thanks to Edie Smyth for the above results.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Tipperary...Results of the 'John Joe Barry' 5 km road race - Fri 1st May 2009
This race took place on a fine evening in South-East Tipperary on Friday, the 1st of May. the following race report was provided by Donal O'Donoughue......The "John Joe Barry 5k" was held in The Commons, a village in the Slieveardagh area of Co. Tipperary. http://www.ballingarry.net/pages/Area-Map.html
108 runners turned out - 4 more than last year. This was an excellent evening - quite a contrast to the damp conditions experienced at the 'Pfizers 6' in Ringaskiddy in Cork on Wednesday.
Registration and the start line were at the cross roads in the village.
Runners set off downhill, past the Primary School, and the GAA grounds, heading south in the direction of Ballingarry. The road rises and falls in several places, but is reasonably straight ahead. At 2.5km from the start, one loops around a traffic cone, and head back along the same route.This is interesting like the recent Redbarn "Stride by the Tide", where the slower runners get to see the race leaders charge back to the finish. The immediate approach to the U-turn was uphill, and the returning runners were going downhill, and appearing to go very fast indeed. The first two appeared exceptionally fast.
The finish line was at the crossroads. As stated earlier, the start was downhill, so the finish just had to be uphill :-( .........and it looked far steeper on the return journey! The evening was still quite bright as the runners came home.
There was a Traffic Marshall at each of the few road junctions.Whilst the roads may not have been officially closed, it was a quiet setting, at a quiet time of day, with no traffic worries. Each km mark was marked with an orange sign. Basically 1k and 4k, and subsequently 2k and 3k were at the same point.
A classroom was made available in the local Primary School, where Refreshments were provided, thanks to the local community. There were many prize categories, followed by several spot prizes.
The first man home was Sandis Bralitis of West Waterford AC (winner in Butlerstown 10k the previous Friday)The first lady was Siobhain O'Doherty, Borrisokane (winner in the recent "Marine Climb 6", Dungarvan)
Results Summary :-
Men
108 runners turned out - 4 more than last year. This was an excellent evening - quite a contrast to the damp conditions experienced at the 'Pfizers 6' in Ringaskiddy in Cork on Wednesday.
Registration and the start line were at the cross roads in the village.
Runners set off downhill, past the Primary School, and the GAA grounds, heading south in the direction of Ballingarry. The road rises and falls in several places, but is reasonably straight ahead. At 2.5km from the start, one loops around a traffic cone, and head back along the same route.This is interesting like the recent Redbarn "Stride by the Tide", where the slower runners get to see the race leaders charge back to the finish. The immediate approach to the U-turn was uphill, and the returning runners were going downhill, and appearing to go very fast indeed. The first two appeared exceptionally fast.
The finish line was at the crossroads. As stated earlier, the start was downhill, so the finish just had to be uphill :-( .........and it looked far steeper on the return journey! The evening was still quite bright as the runners came home.
There was a Traffic Marshall at each of the few road junctions.Whilst the roads may not have been officially closed, it was a quiet setting, at a quiet time of day, with no traffic worries. Each km mark was marked with an orange sign. Basically 1k and 4k, and subsequently 2k and 3k were at the same point.
A classroom was made available in the local Primary School, where Refreshments were provided, thanks to the local community. There were many prize categories, followed by several spot prizes.
The first man home was Sandis Bralitis of West Waterford AC (winner in Butlerstown 10k the previous Friday)The first lady was Siobhain O'Doherty, Borrisokane (winner in the recent "Marine Climb 6", Dungarvan)
Results Summary :-
Men
1 Sandis Bralitis, West Waterford 15.27
2 Shane Mullaney, Thurles Crokes 15.42
3 Rory McDonnell, Dunboyne 15.56
4 Kenny Curran, Ballynonty 16.41
8 Pakie Heffernan, Fethard 17.14 1st O/45
9 Brendan Delaney, Coolquill 17.17 1st O/40
12 Niall O'Ceallaigh, Clonmel 17.42 2nd O/40
13 Joe Gough, West Waterford 17.47 1st O/55
19 Matt Alexander, Coolquill 18.31 2nd O/55
22 Joe Whelan, Clonmel 18.47 2nd O/45
26 John Moore, Dundrum 18.55 1st O/50
35 Liam Marshall, Dundrum 19.42 1st Junior
36 Ned O'Brien, Clonmel 19.44 2nd O/50
62 Michael Dundon, Thurles Crokes 21.34 1st O/60
67 Willie O'Gorman, St Catherines 22.12 2nd O/60
Women
10 Siobhan O'Doherty, Borrisokane 17.22 1st
14 Madeline Dorney, Thurles Crokes 17.52 2nd
21 Angela McCann, Clonmel 18.39 3rd
31 Aine Roche, Clonmel 19.07 4th
39 Diane Behan, West Waterford 19.55 1st O/35
41 Denise Compton, Dundrum 20.00 1st O/40
52 Nora Kennedy, Thurles Crokes 20.49 2nd O/40
66 Brigid Coffey, West Waterford 22.00 2nd O/35
73 Ann Power, Carrick on Suir 22.38 1st O/45
84 Margaret Power, Carrick on Suir 23.16 1st O/50
92 Marion Hughes, Thurles Crokes 24.05 2nd O/50
I ran with a Garmin watch, and I've created a MapMyRun entry. http://www.mapmyrun.com/route/ie/thecommons/623124122790516125
Whilst this race was a long way from home, it was still an excellent event.
Whilst this race was a long way from home, it was still an excellent event.
This was Race #1 of 4 in the Tipp Challenge taking place in May this year.The next is the Bulmers 10km Road Race, Sun 10th @14:00 in Clonmel. (See link under "Flyers" on right hand side)
Donal O'Donoghue, Little Island, Cork
Donal O'Donoghue, Little Island, Cork
Friday, May 1, 2009
Tipperary...John Joe Barry 5 km Road Race - Fri 1st May 2009
There are no less than 6 running events this weekend in Munster with most of them on Sunday and Monday. On Friday evening, there is the John Joe Barry 5 km road race in The Commons, se Tipperary. The race starts at 8pm and is the first race of 4 in the Tipp Challenge series which runs for the month of May. Anyone completing all 4 races get a special series T-shirt.
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