The Pallasgreen 10 km road race in E.Limerick was held on Friday, the 16th of August 2013 and attracted a field of 109 runners. This was the 5th race of 7 in the ongoing Ballyhoura Limerick Series.
1 Michael Shannon 33.27 M/S St Johns
2 Julios Cesar 33.38 M/35 Killmurry aibrecan
3 Declan Moore 34.37 M/S Bilboa AC
13 Dymphna Ryan 37.40 F/s Dundrum AC
.. Marie Fitzgibbon 40:19
32 Loretto Duggan 43.13 F/40 Kilmurry ibrician AC
The full results can be seen HERE
This website contains information about some of the road races in the counties of Kerry, Limerick, Clare, Tipperary and Waterford in Munster, Ireland. For races in Cork, see the Running in Cork website which is the largest athletics website in Munster. That site also contains plenty of national and international news items as well.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Monday, August 19, 2013
Race notice...Galbally 5 mile road race - Sat 24th Aug 2013
The 6th race of 7 in the Ballyhoura Limerick Series is coming up next Saturday, the 24th of August with the Galbally 5 mile road race in SE Limerick.
From the organisers....The Galbally 5mile road race is the 6th run in the Ballyhoura series.The reg will take place in the Galbally Rugby club,from 6pm on 24th August. Walkers €5 & runners €10. The walk starts at 6.30pm while the run starts at 7pm. There is plenty space for parking at the Rugby Club. There will be refreshments after the race and a prize giving with cash prizes for the first 3men and the first 3 women with prizes in all catagories.The course has been measured by a Jones counter and has an Athletics Ireland permit.
Enquiries to Anne Coughlan 0872234081 or Tom Blackburn 0876994976.
This is the first official running of this race and it is organised by Mooreabbey Milers AC who are based in the Glen of Aherlow. This area has a long history of running and athletics with one of the most famous athletes being Jim Fahey. A monument to him is erected at the southern entrance to the village.
The race is being held on the weekend of the Galbally Gathering from 23rd to the 25th August so there will be loads to do. If people are interested in making a night of it, there is a carnival as well as several other events.
Preview......A full preview of the course with maps, photos and directions can be seen HERE
From the organisers....The Galbally 5mile road race is the 6th run in the Ballyhoura series.The reg will take place in the Galbally Rugby club,from 6pm on 24th August. Walkers €5 & runners €10. The walk starts at 6.30pm while the run starts at 7pm. There is plenty space for parking at the Rugby Club. There will be refreshments after the race and a prize giving with cash prizes for the first 3men and the first 3 women with prizes in all catagories.The course has been measured by a Jones counter and has an Athletics Ireland permit.
Enquiries to Anne Coughlan 0872234081 or Tom Blackburn 0876994976.
This is the first official running of this race and it is organised by Mooreabbey Milers AC who are based in the Glen of Aherlow. This area has a long history of running and athletics with one of the most famous athletes being Jim Fahey. A monument to him is erected at the southern entrance to the village.
The race is being held on the weekend of the Galbally Gathering from 23rd to the 25th August so there will be loads to do. If people are interested in making a night of it, there is a carnival as well as several other events.
Preview......A full preview of the course with maps, photos and directions can be seen HERE
Jim Fahy...The Irish Kangaroo...1880 to 1958
In the village of Galbally in SE Limerick, there is a monument dedicated to the Irish athlete Jim Fahy.
This short article tells the story of who he was...
Jim Fahy, world champion of the three jumps, was born in Galbally, Co.Limerick in 1880. He lived with his aunt on a farm, an ordinary life until, at the age of 18; he jumped, without shoes, against the renowned champion, Chandler, in Cork and won. His performance was recorded as 37 ft 4 ins. This was the beginning of an athletic career which was to lead him to break the world record at Calumet Park, Chicago and become an Olympic champion. That day he cleared 40 ft 3 ins in three jumps.
After his initial success in Cork, Jim competed as a standing jumper whenever possible and usually won. Jumping from a stationary position and thus transforming concentrated power into action is a natural Celtic gift at which he excelled. It is said that he didn’t formally train in those days, or worry in any way about his diet... he just went along to meetings where the three standing jumps were on the programme and simply jumped further than anyone else.
At the Olympic Games in 1906 in Athens Jim broke the world record for 3 standing broad jumps and won the crown for the single broad jump. He also represented Ireland by taking part in the games in Stockholm, Rome and Paris.
In 1908 Jim moved to Chicago where he continued his athletic success. He was granted membership of the Illinois club and competed for several years without being beaten. Another peak of his career came when he broke the world record in 1923. In addition to his performances as a jumper he was a lifelong supporter of the G.A.A. and was involved with the organisation of Gaelic games in Chicago. He personally welcomed and hosted the Tipperary Hurlers when they played and won in Chicago in 1926.
In spite of his relocation to Chicago, Jim returned home many times and it is said that his heart always remained in Galbally. He married a lady from North Tipperary and they had one son who joined the priesthood. In addition to his sporting legacy, Jim inspired great affection and respect, and was known as a good family man, friend and Christian.
This short article tells the story of who he was...
Jim Fahy, world champion of the three jumps, was born in Galbally, Co.Limerick in 1880. He lived with his aunt on a farm, an ordinary life until, at the age of 18; he jumped, without shoes, against the renowned champion, Chandler, in Cork and won. His performance was recorded as 37 ft 4 ins. This was the beginning of an athletic career which was to lead him to break the world record at Calumet Park, Chicago and become an Olympic champion. That day he cleared 40 ft 3 ins in three jumps.
After his initial success in Cork, Jim competed as a standing jumper whenever possible and usually won. Jumping from a stationary position and thus transforming concentrated power into action is a natural Celtic gift at which he excelled. It is said that he didn’t formally train in those days, or worry in any way about his diet... he just went along to meetings where the three standing jumps were on the programme and simply jumped further than anyone else.
At the Olympic Games in 1906 in Athens Jim broke the world record for 3 standing broad jumps and won the crown for the single broad jump. He also represented Ireland by taking part in the games in Stockholm, Rome and Paris.
In 1908 Jim moved to Chicago where he continued his athletic success. He was granted membership of the Illinois club and competed for several years without being beaten. Another peak of his career came when he broke the world record in 1923. In addition to his performances as a jumper he was a lifelong supporter of the G.A.A. and was involved with the organisation of Gaelic games in Chicago. He personally welcomed and hosted the Tipperary Hurlers when they played and won in Chicago in 1926.
In spite of his relocation to Chicago, Jim returned home many times and it is said that his heart always remained in Galbally. He married a lady from North Tipperary and they had one son who joined the priesthood. In addition to his sporting legacy, Jim inspired great affection and respect, and was known as a good family man, friend and Christian.
Labels:
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Waterford...Results of the Liz Hayes Memorial 5 mile fun run - Fri 16th Aug 2013
A total of 99 people took part in this 5 mile fun run in Ballyduff near Kilmeaden in Co.Waterford
Place Last Name First Name Gun Time Pace Category Club
1 QUINLAN TONY 28:57 5:47/M SM Waterford Athletic Club
2 SCOLLARD PJ 29:09 5:50/M SM Waterford Athletic Club
3 BENNETT TOM 29:12 5:50/M SM Carrick on Suir
11 MAHONY JOAN 33:03 6:37/M SF Waterford Athletic Club
18 TIDESWELL KEELEY 34:46 6:57/M SF Clonmel A/C
22 UI MHUIRTHE UNA 35:04 7:01/M F50 None
The full results can be seen HERE
Place Last Name First Name Gun Time Pace Category Club
1 QUINLAN TONY 28:57 5:47/M SM Waterford Athletic Club
2 SCOLLARD PJ 29:09 5:50/M SM Waterford Athletic Club
3 BENNETT TOM 29:12 5:50/M SM Carrick on Suir
11 MAHONY JOAN 33:03 6:37/M SF Waterford Athletic Club
18 TIDESWELL KEELEY 34:46 6:57/M SF Clonmel A/C
22 UI MHUIRTHE UNA 35:04 7:01/M F50 None
The full results can be seen HERE
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Tipperary...Results of the Clonmel Half-Marathon - Sun 18th Aug 2013
A record 503 runners took part in this year's Boston Scientific Half-Marathon in Clonmel, Co.Tipperary. After a bumpy start in 2010 which probably resulted in no growth in 2011, the numbers have grown since then with a 27% improvement in 2012 and a 25% jump this year.
1 Raivis Zakis West Waterford Athletic Club Men 0/40 01:10:51 01:10:49
2 Michael Shannon St John's Clare Senior Men 01:11:02 01:11:01
3 Brian Murphy Carrick on Suir Road runners Senior Men 01:12:34 01:12:34
4 Michael Morgan St Finbarrs Athletic Club Senior Men 01:13:04 01:13:04
5 Trevor Power Waterford Athletic Club Senior Men 01:14:16 01:14:15
18 Angela McCann Clonmel Athletic Club Ladies 0/40 01:21:35 01:21:34
27 Martina O'Dwyer Carrick on Suir Road runners Ladies 0/40 01:24:27 01:24:24
42 Dymphna Ryan Dundrum Athletic Club Ladies 0/35 01:26:12 01:26:09
70 Phyllis Flynn England Ladies 0/50 01:29:51 01:29:49
77 Aoife Quigley Crusaders Athletic Club Senior Ladies 01:30:29 01:30:27
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...(Updated 20th Aug)
1) John Coleman has a gallery of photos on his Facebook page HERE
2) Clonmel AC have a gallery on their Facebook page HERE
3) Tipperary Photographs have a gallery HERE
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
Kerry...Results of the Rose of Tralee 10k run - Sun 18th Aug 2013
1 Roger BARRETT 32:35 Senior Male
2 Arthur FITZGERALD 33:14 Senior Male Farranfore A.c.
3 Ed MURPHY 34:19 Senior Male
1 Laura CROWE 35:31 Senior Female
2 Niamh OSULLIVAN 38:26 50-54 Female
3 Caitriona BARRY 41:10 40-44 Female
The full results can be seen HERE
2 Arthur FITZGERALD 33:14 Senior Male Farranfore A.c.
3 Ed MURPHY 34:19 Senior Male
1 Laura CROWE 35:31 Senior Female
2 Niamh OSULLIVAN 38:26 50-54 Female
3 Caitriona BARRY 41:10 40-44 Female
The full results can be seen HERE
Labels:
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2013,
fun run,
results,
Rose of Tralee
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Limerick...Results of the Curraghchase 10k race - Sat 17th Aug 2013
A total of 296 people took part in this year race, a drop of 21% on last year's figure of 377.
1 Padraig McMorrow male 36:28
2 Eoin Hannon male 37:15
3 Michal Rejmer male 37:40
8 Veronica Colleran female 39:54
31 Liz Glover female 47:09
45 Breeda Lynch female 48:23
The full results can be seen HERE
1 Padraig McMorrow male 36:28
2 Eoin Hannon male 37:15
3 Michal Rejmer male 37:40
8 Veronica Colleran female 39:54
31 Liz Glover female 47:09
45 Breeda Lynch female 48:23
The full results can be seen HERE
Labels:
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Clare...Results of the Kilmurry 10k road race & 5k fun run - Fri 9th Aug 2013
The Kilmurry 10 km road race and 5 km fun run/walk was held on Friday, the 9th of August. A total of 118 people took part...66 in the 10 km race and 52 in the 5k fun run.
1 33:15 JULIO CESAR F CASTRO, Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare M
2 35:42 OLIVER MC INERNEY, Ennis Triathlon Club M
4 39:45 JOHN FERRIS, Dooneen A. C. M 03:58.5 52 4
3 37:09 SINEAD JENNINGS, Donore Harriers A. C. F
5 39:59 SHARON RYNNE, Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare F
10 45:45 ANNE MURRAY, Flagmount F
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...
1) A gallery of photos taken by James Sexton can be seen HERE
1 33:15 JULIO CESAR F CASTRO, Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare M
2 35:42 OLIVER MC INERNEY, Ennis Triathlon Club M
4 39:45 JOHN FERRIS, Dooneen A. C. M 03:58.5 52 4
3 37:09 SINEAD JENNINGS, Donore Harriers A. C. F
5 39:59 SHARON RYNNE, Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare F
10 45:45 ANNE MURRAY, Flagmount F
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...
1) A gallery of photos taken by James Sexton can be seen HERE
Clare...Results of the Tulla AC 5 mile road race - Sun 11th Aug 2013
A total of 73 people took part in the Tulla AC 5 mile road race in Co.Clare on Sunday, the 11th of Aug 2013.
1 27.16 James Liddane Senior Sixmilebridge
2 28.25 Oliver McInerney Senior O'Callaghan's Mills
3 31.00 Brian Sexton Senior Lahinch
4 31.17 Veronica Colleran Senior Ennis
14 36.00 Carmel MacDomhnaill O/55 Newcastle West
18 37.28 Claire Cahir Senior Ennis
The full results can be seen HERE
1 27.16 James Liddane Senior Sixmilebridge
2 28.25 Oliver McInerney Senior O'Callaghan's Mills
3 31.00 Brian Sexton Senior Lahinch
4 31.17 Veronica Colleran Senior Ennis
14 36.00 Carmel MacDomhnaill O/55 Newcastle West
18 37.28 Claire Cahir Senior Ennis
The full results can be seen HERE
Kerry...Results of the Ballyferriter 10k fun run - Sat 17th Aug 2013
80 people took part in this 10k fun run in Ballyferriter on the Dingle Peninsula.
1 Peadar O Cathasaigh 38:10 Senior Male
2 Donagh MCGRATH 39:17 Senior Male
3 Derek Waters 40:08 Senior Male
1 Fionnuala Desmond (ni Chonchuir) 43:24 Senior Female
2 Niamh Garvey 43:51 Senior Female
3 Kate Carmody 46:21 Senior Female
The full results can be seen HERE
1 Peadar O Cathasaigh 38:10 Senior Male
2 Donagh MCGRATH 39:17 Senior Male
3 Derek Waters 40:08 Senior Male
1 Fionnuala Desmond (ni Chonchuir) 43:24 Senior Female
2 Niamh Garvey 43:51 Senior Female
3 Kate Carmody 46:21 Senior Female
The full results can be seen HERE
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Friday, August 16, 2013
Event notice...Dingle Half and full Marathon - Sat 7th Sept 2013
As the summer comes to an end, there is no shortage of Half-Marathons coming up on the race calendar. One of the most scenic is the Dingle Half-Marathon in the far west of Kerry. Starting in Dingle, the route goes through Ventry before making it's way around Slea Head to the finish line in Dunquin. Those doing the full return to Dingle to complete the 26.2 mile loop. Considering that the roads by Slea Head are closed then it really is one of the most spectacular events in the country.
From the organisers........
All participants get a quality finishers top and medal. Goody bag, BBQ, after party. Pasta party the night before.
Entertainment on route.
Race packs including number and chip timing sent direct to your door the week of the race.
Water every 3 miles.
Bananas on mile 9.
Bananas, Lucozade sport and gels on mile 21
Over 2500 participants expected.
Closing date for entry August 28th.
5th year running.
Very well organised and hugely successful event.
Pacers half 1.45, 2.00, 2.15
Pacers full 3.45, 4.00, 4.15
Please note that entries close on the 28th of August. To enter and for more info, go to http://www.dinglemarathon.ie/
From the organisers........
All participants get a quality finishers top and medal. Goody bag, BBQ, after party. Pasta party the night before.
Entertainment on route.
Race packs including number and chip timing sent direct to your door the week of the race.
Water every 3 miles.
Bananas on mile 9.
Bananas, Lucozade sport and gels on mile 21
Over 2500 participants expected.
Closing date for entry August 28th.
5th year running.
Very well organised and hugely successful event.
Pacers half 1.45, 2.00, 2.15
Pacers full 3.45, 4.00, 4.15
Please note that entries close on the 28th of August. To enter and for more info, go to http://www.dinglemarathon.ie/
Labels:
Dingle Marathon,
Half Marathon
Entry limit for Clonmel Half-Marathon extended...
The entry limit for the Clonmel Half-Marathon has now been extended from 500 to 600.
From Clonmel AC...We are delighted with the entries for this year's event. So much so that we have decided that due to the great interest at local level, we have increased the number of entries to this year’s event to 600. We will be taking entries online up until 11 0 clock on Saturday night as well as entries at the Race Headquarters (LIT Campus) on Saturday from 2.30 to 5pm and on Sunday morning from 8 to 10am. All 600 entrants will be guaranteed a top quality Performance T Shirt as well as a Goody Bag of Refreshments.
Once again we are very grateful to Boston Scientific for their generous sponsorship. This year we have put together a great package.
-Customised High Performance Shirt
-Chip Timing
-Refreshments
-Water stations at approx every 3 miles
-Post Race Refreshments
You can enter online HERE
From Clonmel AC...We are delighted with the entries for this year's event. So much so that we have decided that due to the great interest at local level, we have increased the number of entries to this year’s event to 600. We will be taking entries online up until 11 0 clock on Saturday night as well as entries at the Race Headquarters (LIT Campus) on Saturday from 2.30 to 5pm and on Sunday morning from 8 to 10am. All 600 entrants will be guaranteed a top quality Performance T Shirt as well as a Goody Bag of Refreshments.
Once again we are very grateful to Boston Scientific for their generous sponsorship. This year we have put together a great package.
-Customised High Performance Shirt
-Chip Timing
-Refreshments
-Water stations at approx every 3 miles
-Post Race Refreshments
You can enter online HERE
Labels:
Clonmel AC,
Half-Marathon,
Tipperary
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Kerry...Results of the Knocknagoshel 5k fun run - Sun 11th Aug 2013
1 Ed Murphy SM 16:47
2 Arthur Fitzgerald SM 16:48
3 John Barrett SM 17:34
24 Julie Ann Russell SF 22:27
30 Gillian O Sullivan SF 23:34
34 Tina Donovan O40F 24:10
The results can be seen HERE
2 Arthur Fitzgerald SM 16:48
3 John Barrett SM 17:34
24 Julie Ann Russell SF 22:27
30 Gillian O Sullivan SF 23:34
34 Tina Donovan O40F 24:10
The results can be seen HERE
Waterford...Results of the Ardmore 5 mile road race - Fri 9th Aug 2013
The 10th and final race in the Ger Wyley Sports / SKINS series was held on Friday the 9th of August 2013. The An Tobar Ardmore 5 mile road race attracted a field of 157 runners, a 12% increase on last year.
The mens race was won by Philip Harty in a time of 24:30, breaking the old course record by 5 seconds.
Philip Harty West Waterford AC 24.30
Raivis Zakis West Waterford AC 25.16
James Ledingham West Waterford AC 25.34
Junior: Alan Slattery Waterford AC 30.02
LADIES RESULTS
Nolliag O’ Neill Leevale 30.40
Corinna Walsh West Waterford 31.27
Joan Mahony Waterford 32.16
Junior Sarah Wyley West Waterford 42.32
Taurus: Moyra Morrissey / Aquarius: Agnes Murphy / Scorpio: Aine Moore / Virgo: Libby McGinn Murphy / Sagittarius: Anna Rogowska / Capricorn: Sandra Prendergast / Cancer: Ger Houlihan / Gemini: Bernie Prendergast / Pisces: Kathleen Quinn / Aries: Onra Power / Libra: Liz Nolan
Results...The full results can be seen HERE
The mens race was won by Philip Harty in a time of 24:30, breaking the old course record by 5 seconds.
Philip Harty West Waterford AC 24.30
Raivis Zakis West Waterford AC 25.16
James Ledingham West Waterford AC 25.34
Junior: Alan Slattery Waterford AC 30.02
LADIES RESULTS
Nolliag O’ Neill Leevale 30.40
Corinna Walsh West Waterford 31.27
Joan Mahony Waterford 32.16
Junior Sarah Wyley West Waterford 42.32
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| Matt Faherty presents the Noel Faherty memorial cup to the Ladies winner of the An Tobar Ardmore 5 last Friday evening Nollaig O'Neill. Also pictured are Joan Mahony 3rd and Corinna Walsh 2nd |
Results...The full results can be seen HERE
Labels:
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Ardmore,
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West Waterford AC
Race notice...Charleville Half-Marathon - Sun 22nd Sept 2013
The Charleville Half-Marathon is coming up on Sunday, the 22nd of September and it is widely recognised as being one of the fastest courses in the country.
It is also the 7th race of 7 in the ongoing Ballyhoura Cork race series.
Please note that the closing date for the cheapest entries is Thursday night, the 15th of August.
The entry fees are as follows…
€35 Early Bird Individual Entry Fee until August 15th
€40 Individual Entry Fee after August 16th until September 9th @ 1pm
€45 Late Entry Fee from Sept 9th @ 1pm until Sept. 21st @ 3pm online
Special Hotel Entry Fee @ Charleville Park Hotel of €40 on Saturday 21st Sept from 3pm to 9pm
No Race Day entry available in 2013.
You can enter online for the Half-Marathon here until the 21st September http://www.charlevillehalf.com/registration/
You can see a preview of the course HERE
It is also the 7th race of 7 in the ongoing Ballyhoura Cork race series.
Please note that the closing date for the cheapest entries is Thursday night, the 15th of August.
The entry fees are as follows…
€35 Early Bird Individual Entry Fee until August 15th
€40 Individual Entry Fee after August 16th until September 9th @ 1pm
€45 Late Entry Fee from Sept 9th @ 1pm until Sept. 21st @ 3pm online
Special Hotel Entry Fee @ Charleville Park Hotel of €40 on Saturday 21st Sept from 3pm to 9pm
No Race Day entry available in 2013.
You can enter online for the Half-Marathon here until the 21st September http://www.charlevillehalf.com/registration/
You can see a preview of the course HERE
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Race notice...Pallasgreen 10 km road race - Fri 16th Aug 2013
The 5th race of 7 in the current Ballyhoura Limerick Race Series is coming up on Friday, the 16th of August with the Pallasgreen 10 km. The race starts at 8pm.
Pallasgreen is on the N24 road between Limerick City and Tipperary town and is very easy to get to.
Registration and prize giving is at the local community hall...
From the organisers........The Ballyhoura Season continues on Friday night as Pallasgreen is the 5th race in the series this is a 10k road race starting on the main road with one loop and finishes just outside the GAA field.
The race is known as the Eddie Murphy Memorial and The Paddy Ryan Memorial Run are and combined under the Ballyhoura Limerick Race Series.This is a great course and promises to be a great event on the night.
Registration on the night is in the Community Centre from 6.30pm and the race starts at 8pm.
Entry fee is €10 for Runners and €5 for Walkers.
Prizes are as follows: The Paddy Ryan memorial cup will be presented to the 1st Male and Female finisher. And then 2nd & 3rd prizes. There will be a prize for the first youngest competitor home and the Eddie Murphy Memorial Plaque will be presented to the first local winner.
There will be changing facilities in the Community Centre for all who wish to use them.
Refreshments will be in the Community Centre after as well as the prize giving, all are welcome.
Preview....More info about the course can be seen HERE
Pallasgreen is on the N24 road between Limerick City and Tipperary town and is very easy to get to.
Registration and prize giving is at the local community hall...
From the organisers........The Ballyhoura Season continues on Friday night as Pallasgreen is the 5th race in the series this is a 10k road race starting on the main road with one loop and finishes just outside the GAA field.
The race is known as the Eddie Murphy Memorial and The Paddy Ryan Memorial Run are and combined under the Ballyhoura Limerick Race Series.This is a great course and promises to be a great event on the night.
Registration on the night is in the Community Centre from 6.30pm and the race starts at 8pm.
Entry fee is €10 for Runners and €5 for Walkers.
Prizes are as follows: The Paddy Ryan memorial cup will be presented to the 1st Male and Female finisher. And then 2nd & 3rd prizes. There will be a prize for the first youngest competitor home and the Eddie Murphy Memorial Plaque will be presented to the first local winner.
There will be changing facilities in the Community Centre for all who wish to use them.
Refreshments will be in the Community Centre after as well as the prize giving, all are welcome.
Preview....More info about the course can be seen HERE
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Race notice...Ardmore 5 mile road race - Fri 9th Aug 2013
Notes from the organisers...West Waterford AC...
The final race of the summer series is almost upon us with the tenth and final race taking place on Friday night, August 9th at 7.30 pm, the 18th annual “An Tobar” Ardmore 5. Entries for the race will be taken at the GAA centre in Ardmore. The entry fee is just 5 euro (where would you get it) and the presentation of prizes along with refreshments will take place in “An Tobar”, courtesy of our race sponsor. Along with the prizes for the race the overall summer series presentation will take place and the Michael Hogan memorial cup will be presented to this year’s series winner.
PRIZE CATEGORIES
At West Waterford AC we like to spread around the prizes as much as possible and so this race has a different prize policy to other races. Prizes will be awarded to the top three male and female athletes and after that prizes will be awarded to the first male and female athletes in each of the star signs. When registering for the race, all athletes will be asked to declare their star sign and when the results are made out, the first female and male in each of the star signs will get a prize. Also on the night the Men’s winner of the race will be presented with the Veronica Ryan memorial cup and the Ladies winner will receive the Noel Faherty memorial cup also.
SUMMER SERIES VOUCHERS
As Ardmore is the final race in the series, the vouchers for all those that have entered the series and are eligible will be presented on the night. Anyone who has run any 5 of the ten races will automatically receive a 30 euro voucher and anyone who has run all ten races will be awarded a special gift, thanks to our very generous sponsors Ger Wyley Sports and SKINS
Ardmore is located just off the N25 Cork to Dungarvan road and is within easy easy to runners in both Cork and Waterford. (Just look for the signposts for the R673 road to Ardmore)
Entries will be taken at the local GAA grounds which is just north of Ardmore. Please note that the start line is about 1 km away so leave plenty of time to enter and to get to the start of the race.
Preview...A full preview of the race with maps, directions, photos, etc can be seen HERE
Labels:
5 Mile,
Ardmore,
West Waterford AC
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Limerick...Results of the Knockainey Village Fair 10k fun run - Sat 29th June 2013
Knockainey Village Fair 10K Village Fair 10K June 29th 2013
Position Name Time Gender
1 Gary Egan Kilfinane AC 38.10 M
2 Donnacha Enright Kilfinane AC 40.35 M
3 Paul Ryan Kilfinane AC 41.43 M
4 Lorna Davey-Fitzgerald Mallow AC 41.58 F
5 John Harnett Knockainey 43.35 M
6 Kevin Barry Kilballyowen 44.35 M
7 Pat O Connell Knockainey 45.57 M
8 Stephen Murphy Bruff 46.04 M
9 John Carew Lough Gur 47.15 M
10 Shane Hogan Knockainey 49.40 M
11 Daniel Linehan 49.45 M
12 Lisa Finn Knockainey 50.50 F
13 Ben Begley Kilfinane AC 53.13 M
14 Donnacha Cleary Knockainey 53.32 M
15 Tracey O Sullivan Kilmallock 53.32 F
16 Fiona Neenan Athlacca 54.41 F
17 Fiona Burke Knockainey 54.54 F
18 H. Murphy Bruff 57.35 F
19 Freda Carr Hospital 57.38 F
20 Robert Creed Kilfinane AC 57.48 M
Position Name Time Gender
1 Gary Egan Kilfinane AC 38.10 M
2 Donnacha Enright Kilfinane AC 40.35 M
3 Paul Ryan Kilfinane AC 41.43 M
4 Lorna Davey-Fitzgerald Mallow AC 41.58 F
5 John Harnett Knockainey 43.35 M
6 Kevin Barry Kilballyowen 44.35 M
7 Pat O Connell Knockainey 45.57 M
8 Stephen Murphy Bruff 46.04 M
9 John Carew Lough Gur 47.15 M
10 Shane Hogan Knockainey 49.40 M
11 Daniel Linehan 49.45 M
12 Lisa Finn Knockainey 50.50 F
13 Ben Begley Kilfinane AC 53.13 M
14 Donnacha Cleary Knockainey 53.32 M
15 Tracey O Sullivan Kilmallock 53.32 F
16 Fiona Neenan Athlacca 54.41 F
17 Fiona Burke Knockainey 54.54 F
18 H. Murphy Bruff 57.35 F
19 Freda Carr Hospital 57.38 F
20 Robert Creed Kilfinane AC 57.48 M
Labels:
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
Kerry...Results of the Annascaul 5k & 10k fun runs - Sat 3rd Aug 2013
Two fun runs over approximately 5 km and 10 km were held in Annascaul, West Kerry on Saturday, the 3rd of August 2013. There were 93 in the 5k fun run with 81 in the 10k.
5k fun run
1 John BARRETT 20:14 1 Male 1
3 Timon CROSSKOPF 26:22 2 Male 2
5 Morgan OREGAN 26:42 3 Male 3
2 Michelle KENNEDY 26:16 1 Female 1
4 Eileen EGAN 26:26 2 Female 2
6 Michelle BARRY 27:04 3 Female 3
10k fun run
1 Louis RYLE 41:06 1 Male 1
2 Mickie REILLY 42:27 2 Male 2
3 A CURRAN 42:58 3 Male 3
23 Kerrie Anne MOONEY 51:50 1 Female 1
30 Julie MAGUIRE 54:16 2 Female 2
34 Neasa MISTEAL 54:36 3 Female 3
The full results can be seen HERE
5k fun run
1 John BARRETT 20:14 1 Male 1
3 Timon CROSSKOPF 26:22 2 Male 2
5 Morgan OREGAN 26:42 3 Male 3
2 Michelle KENNEDY 26:16 1 Female 1
4 Eileen EGAN 26:26 2 Female 2
6 Michelle BARRY 27:04 3 Female 3
10k fun run
1 Louis RYLE 41:06 1 Male 1
2 Mickie REILLY 42:27 2 Male 2
3 A CURRAN 42:58 3 Male 3
23 Kerrie Anne MOONEY 51:50 1 Female 1
30 Julie MAGUIRE 54:16 2 Female 2
34 Neasa MISTEAL 54:36 3 Female 3
The full results can be seen HERE
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Kerry...Results of the Kilgobnet 4 mile road race - Fri 2nd Aug 2013
Kilgobnet 4 mile road race...Organised by Star of the Laune...Report...The 24th Annual Kilgobnet 4 mile roadrace/walk took place on Friday evening 8pm in Kilgobnet Beaufort, up to 80 took part with 55 runners which was down a bit from last year. The race was won by Ed Murphy (G/gullia) in 22:28 with Robert Purcell (G/gullia) 2nd 22:37 and Fiachra Clifford (Star of the Laune)a great 3rd in 23:25(Fiachra is still only a junior). Laura Hallissey (Kenmare) was first Lady in 26:45, 2nd Niamh Clifford (Star of the Laune) in 27:35 ,3rd Michelle Hoare (Tralee) 28:35.
Place Name Club No Time
1 Ed Murphy Gneevegullia AC 186 22:28
2 Robert Purcell G/gullia 147 22:37
3 Fiachra Clifford Star Of The Laune AC 181 23:25
4 Robert Purcell jnr G/gullia 146 23:35
5 Thomas Bubendorfer STOL 182 23:42
6 Brendan Lynch G/gullia 190 23:45
7 Verners Tess FarranFore Maine Valley AC 189 23:50
8 Gerard Ladden FFMV 183 24:05
9 Aidan McCarthy FFMV 187 24:37
10 Declan Murphy Killorglin 155 24:42
11 Brian Murphy Beaufort 193 25:02
12 Micheal Mangan STOL 163 25:08
13 Connor o Keeffe Killarney 171 25:09
14 Seamus Murphy G/gullia 179 25:15
15 Niall Thompson C/town 191 25:37
16 Carlos Bras Killorglin 166 25:48
17 Dillan Brennan Killarney 169 26:02
18 Dennis McCarthy Killarney 168 26:16
19 Sean Murphy STOL 160 26:28
20 Laura Hallissey Kenmare 195 26:45
21 Gellert Kovacs Romania 165 27:06
22 Niamh Clifford STOL 180 27:35
23 John Mack Kilgobnet 156 28:02
24 Stephen Griffin STOL 170 28:02
25 Gabrielle Pais Killorglin 167 28:05
26 Michelle Hoare Tralee 188 28:35
27 Ann Mangan STOL 164 28:40
28 Andrew Purcell G/gullia 148 29:30
29 Mike o Callaghan STOL 174 29:34
30 Frank Evans Keel 159 29:40
31 Colleen Coffey Beaufort 175 30:06
32 Niall Carey STOL 150 30:35
33 Vivian Juffs STOL 185 30:36
34 Michael Dineen G/gullia 145 30:43
35 Donal Daly G/gullia 151 30:49
36 Mark o Neil SOTL 161 31:02
37 Claire Noonan Beaufort 194 32:30
38 Andrea Heffernan Milltown 149 32:36
39 Siobhan Bennett STOL 199 33:40
40 Fiona Colllins Killarney 198 33:43
41 Siobhan Ladden FFMV 184 34:58
42 Mary Carey STOL 152 35:34
43 Sharon Kelliher Kilgobnet 265 35:44
44 Kevin Lynch KIlgobnet 192 36:10
45 Christina Farrell Beaufort 177 36:55
46 Bernie Kissane Kilgobnet 266 37:10
47 Suzanne Foley Killorglin 162 37:52
48 Paul Farrell Beaufort 178 38:24
49 Margaret Foley STOL FFL 176 38:28
50 Brid Cronin Killarney 173 39:22
51 Caroline o Keeffe Killarney 172 39:27
52 Eileen Sheehan G/gullia 263 39:28
53 Cynthia Daly G/gullia 154 39:30
54 Sinead Leane Beaufort 264 43:04
55 Marie O Sullivan Beaufort 267 43:52
Place Name Club No Time
1 Ed Murphy Gneevegullia AC 186 22:28
2 Robert Purcell G/gullia 147 22:37
3 Fiachra Clifford Star Of The Laune AC 181 23:25
4 Robert Purcell jnr G/gullia 146 23:35
5 Thomas Bubendorfer STOL 182 23:42
6 Brendan Lynch G/gullia 190 23:45
7 Verners Tess FarranFore Maine Valley AC 189 23:50
8 Gerard Ladden FFMV 183 24:05
9 Aidan McCarthy FFMV 187 24:37
10 Declan Murphy Killorglin 155 24:42
11 Brian Murphy Beaufort 193 25:02
12 Micheal Mangan STOL 163 25:08
13 Connor o Keeffe Killarney 171 25:09
14 Seamus Murphy G/gullia 179 25:15
15 Niall Thompson C/town 191 25:37
16 Carlos Bras Killorglin 166 25:48
17 Dillan Brennan Killarney 169 26:02
18 Dennis McCarthy Killarney 168 26:16
19 Sean Murphy STOL 160 26:28
20 Laura Hallissey Kenmare 195 26:45
21 Gellert Kovacs Romania 165 27:06
22 Niamh Clifford STOL 180 27:35
23 John Mack Kilgobnet 156 28:02
24 Stephen Griffin STOL 170 28:02
25 Gabrielle Pais Killorglin 167 28:05
26 Michelle Hoare Tralee 188 28:35
27 Ann Mangan STOL 164 28:40
28 Andrew Purcell G/gullia 148 29:30
29 Mike o Callaghan STOL 174 29:34
30 Frank Evans Keel 159 29:40
31 Colleen Coffey Beaufort 175 30:06
32 Niall Carey STOL 150 30:35
33 Vivian Juffs STOL 185 30:36
34 Michael Dineen G/gullia 145 30:43
35 Donal Daly G/gullia 151 30:49
36 Mark o Neil SOTL 161 31:02
37 Claire Noonan Beaufort 194 32:30
38 Andrea Heffernan Milltown 149 32:36
39 Siobhan Bennett STOL 199 33:40
40 Fiona Colllins Killarney 198 33:43
41 Siobhan Ladden FFMV 184 34:58
42 Mary Carey STOL 152 35:34
43 Sharon Kelliher Kilgobnet 265 35:44
44 Kevin Lynch KIlgobnet 192 36:10
45 Christina Farrell Beaufort 177 36:55
46 Bernie Kissane Kilgobnet 266 37:10
47 Suzanne Foley Killorglin 162 37:52
48 Paul Farrell Beaufort 178 38:24
49 Margaret Foley STOL FFL 176 38:28
50 Brid Cronin Killarney 173 39:22
51 Caroline o Keeffe Killarney 172 39:27
52 Eileen Sheehan G/gullia 263 39:28
53 Cynthia Daly G/gullia 154 39:30
54 Sinead Leane Beaufort 264 43:04
55 Marie O Sullivan Beaufort 267 43:52
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