1 Kenneth Rogers St johns M 31:40
2 Keith Lynch BMOH M 34:50
3 Niall SHANAHAN M 35:17
17 Imogen Cotter Ennis Track F 39:18
38 Orla Cronin Raheny Shamrocks F35 42:25
41 Tracy Guilfoyle Love 2 Run F50 42:41
The full results can be seen below
Photos...
1) John O'Neill has an album HERE
1. Kenneth Rogers St johns 31:40
2. Keith Lynch BMOH 34:50
3. Niall Shanahan 35:17
4. Liam Mcguane Ennis Track 35:55
5. Willie Devitt Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 35:58
6. Mike Curley Cunningham Moreabbey Milers 36:00
7. David Lyons Ennis Track 37:00
7. Colm Daly Ennis Track 37:03
8. Liam Naughton Ennis Track 37:07
9. John Moloney Ennis Track 37:37
10. Shane O'connor Ennis Tri Club 37:58
11. Eugene Moynihan Marian AC 37:55
11. David Ghilardi Clare Crusaders 38:37
12. Imogen Cotter Ennis Track 39:18
13. Paudie Hayes Ennis Track 38:28
13. Tom Micks Ennis Track 39:38
14. Martin Lillis 39:40
15. Lochloinn Macnamara Kilnaboy AC 38:41
15. Brian Kennedy Pacer 40 BMOH 39:42
16. John Keogh Kilmihil 39:14
16. John Freir Raheny Shamrocks 39:48
17. Aegnus Mullins Kilnaboy AC 41:04
18. Colm Fitzgerald Ennis SC 39:36
18. Brian Russell Eden Tri Club 41:35
19. James Kenny Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 39:37
19. Adrian Kirby Limerick Triathlon Club 41:35
20. Tom Tuohy Craughwell ac 41:58
21. Fergus Kelly South Galway AC 39:38
21. Derek Clancy Clare Crusaders 42:00
22. John F Kennedy 42:07
23. Michal Minuczyc 42:13
24. Malachi Murray Go Tri 42:33
25. Simon Reynolds Kilmallock Ac 39:54
25. Tracy Guilfoyle Love 2 Run 42:41
26. Kevin Synott Ennis Track 40:05
26. Peadar Mcmahon 42:48
27. John O'malley Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 40:09
27. Rafal Killrandra Clare Crusaders 43:11
28. John Ginnane Kildysart 40:31
28. James Flanagan 43:12
29. John Fitzpatrick Craughwell AC 40:38
29. Rita Kierce St Mary's 43:15
30. Joe O Loughlin 43:45
31. Sean Barry kilnamona 43:47
32. James Connolly 43:53
33. Liam Shannon Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 41:45
33. Ruairi Concannon 43:54
34. Emer O'mahony Roche Running Club 43:59
35. Kieran Keating BMOH 44:01
36. Michael Mcbride Ennis Track 44:01
37. Eoin O'sullivan 44:15
38. Orla Cronin Raheny Shamrocks 42:25
38. Nigel Carroll 44:32
39. Ray Hynes Ennis Tri Club 42:26
39. Brendan Garrihy 44:33
40. Chris Hassett 44:36
41. Rose Enright St. Mary's 44:48
42. Anne Murray South Galway AC 44:49
43. Shane O Loughlin Kilnaboy AC 43:00
43. Declan Mc Inerney 44:51
44. Donal O Bearra Ennis Track 43:04
44. Paul Ryan Pacer 45 An Bru AC 44:59
45. Darren Crowe 43:04
45. Ken O'driscoll 45:03
46. Michael Eustace St Mary's 43:04
46. Diarmuid Kelly 45:22
47. Colin Mcgann 45:24
48. Barry Mcguire 45:36
49. Sean O'loughlin Bungay Black Dog 45:42
50. Aidan Downes 43:18
50. Mikey Noone Killanena 45:53
51. Fiona Kinsella Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 43:21
51. Cian Liddy 46:04
52. Padraic Keane Marian AC 43:28
52. Denis Lucey 46:05
53. Shane Hayes Clare crusaders 43:32
53. Barry Noone Killanena 46:10
54. Joe O'donovan Roche Running Club 43:39
54. Ciaran Curtin 46:35
55. Adrian Casey 46:49
56. Mary Kealy 43:47
56. Brenda Breathnach Ennis Tri Club 46:54
57. Adrian Cosgrove 46:59
58. Mary Duffy 47:02
59. John Shiels 47:41
60. Damien Mullen Runners Support Page 48:06
61. Brian Collins Kilnaboy AC 44:00
61. John Hynes 48:08
62. John Bridges 48:12
63. Fergal Duffy 48:32
64. Kevin Lawless 48:33
65. Brian Mcnulty 48:36
66. Shane O Connell 48:42
67. Brendan Cusack Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 48:52
68. John Guerin 44:41
68. Joe Shannon Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 49:14
69. Grace Shalloo Ennis Track 44:44
69. Joe Flannery 49:25
70. Dave Keane Pacer 50 SHANNON 49:28
71. Michael Dinan 49:35
72. Miriam Darcy 49:40
73. Alan Mcnamara killanena 49:43
74. Philip Ryan 45:00
74. Damian Mccormack 49:47
75. Shane Bergin Shane Bergin 50:03
76. Kevin Lane Roche Running Club 45:12
76. Indre Petruliene 50:30
77. John Hill Lorraines Group 45:15
77. Abe Henderson wyeth runners 51:09
78. Claire Troy 51:13
79. Lesley Ann Culkin 51:14
80. Owen Lynch Roche Running Club 51:18
81. Seamus O'grady Roche Running Club 45:36
81. Karen Mclaren 51:20
81. David Mc Evoy 51:20
82. Ger Ryan 45:38
83. Frank Monaghan 51:21
84. Enda O'loughlin Roche Running Club 45:45
84. Mary Rutledge 51:22
85. Keith Devane Craughwell AC 45:51
85. Eamon Nugent 51:24
86. William Cooke 45:53
86. Lourda Roseingrave Ennis Track 51:37
87. Joseph Sloan 51:47
88. Liam Mccannon 45:55
88. Paddy Croal 51:56
89. Brian Corbett 45:56
89. Ross Mcnally 51:58
90. Conor Kelly 51:59
91. Jennifer Mcclay 52:03
92. Nerys Garfield Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 46:07
92. Johnny O Loughlin Ennis tri club 52:13
93. Dennis Deegan 46:08
93. Eugene Moroney 52:15
94. James Kearns 52:19
95. Deirdre Devane Craughwell AC 46:29
95. Kevin Hodges 52:26
96. Conal Gallagher 52:29
97. Gerard Kelly Shannon road runners 46:46
97. Caroline Maguire 52:30
98. Monica Dilleen Clare Crusaders 52:33
99. Dara Dever 46:53
99. Michelle Mccormack 52:38
100. Stephen Mcguane 52:46
101. Anthony Griffey 52:48
102. Pat Tierney 52:52
103. Sharon Kennedy 47:03
103. Bernie Molloy 52:55
104. Sue Garrahy Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 47:05
104. Damien O'reilly 52:56
105. Chris Hackett Ennis Tri Club 47:10
105. Derval Kenny An Bru AC 53:05
106. Jimmy Doyle Ennis Track 47:12
106. Sinead Curtin Kilnaboy AC 53:13
107. Declan O' Neill OGC 47:22
107. Patrina Cullen Ennis 53:20
108. Maeve Flannery 47:25
108. Rhonda Moore 53:30
109. Cicely Moore 47:29
109. Ciaran Conboy 53:37
110. Donie Treacy 47:39
110. Radomir Hopoan 53:39
111. Angela Gibbons 53:43
112. Kevin B Slattery Riverlodge Running Club 47:44
112. Eamon Moloney 53:44
113. Bryan Sheedy 47:51
113. Claire Teague 53:58
114. Brian Ormonde West Waterford AC 48:00
114. Lisa Mckeen 54:03
115. Karen Baltz Gibbs 54:07
116. Deirdre Browne Love2run Running Club 54:10
117. Bernard Murphy Roche Running Club 48:12
117. Margaret Mcconnell 54:13
118. Connor Whelan 54:14
119. Claire Cahir Ennis Track 48:16
119. Debbie O'donovan 54:17
120. Mary Folan-Ryan West Limerick AC 48:18
120. Jayne Drury West Clare Tri 54:22
121. Richie Kiely 48:25
121. John Roche 54:22
122. Don Regan Lorraines Group 48:28
122. Paul Hargaden 54:23
123. John Quinlivan Maree AC 48:31
123. Bridget St Clair Ny Road Runners 54:25
124. Sean Whelan Ennis Track 48:32
124. Kieran Deloughery 54:26
125. Anton O Rourke 48:32
125. Noel Crowe 54:38
126. Robert Murphy 54:39
127. Danny Cullinn 54:45
128. Sheila Cleary St Mary's 48:34
128. Maeve Barry 54:46
129. Kevin Ruane 54:55
130. Sinead Keogh 48:36
130. Bernie Wallace South Galway AC 54:55
131. Angela Behan Clare crusaders 48:37
131. James Walsh Valentia Tri Club 54:58
132. Martin Murray 48:40
132. Alan Cullen 55:05
133. Maura Falsey Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 48:42
133. Margaret Mcconnell 55:10
134. Bridget Friel 55:18
135. Paul Hassett 55:19
136. Ramona Nicholas 48:52
136. Mike Collins Pacer 55 BMOH 55:26
137. Finnian Lynch Roche Running Club 48:54
137. Karen Curtin 55:37
138. Kate Farrell 49:01
138. Martina Maguire 55:42
139. John Walsh 49:03
139. Irene Healy Body Roc Bootcamp 55:49
140. Alana O Brien JBs Sisters With Blisters 49:04
140. Agnes Hastings 55:50
141. Seamus Fitzgerald 49:05
141. Dave Powell Nenagh 55:53
142. Paul Kelly 49:09
142. Donal O'donovan 55:59
143. Jason Herbert Marian AC 49:13
143. Shirley Roberts 56:03
143. Thomas Duffy 56:03
144. Maura Barry 49:14
145. Alison Jackson 56:08
146. Jackie Dermody 49:24
146. Josephine Ryan 56:11
147. Dermot Lawless 56:20
148. Patrick Gibbs 56:21
149. Emmet Ohalloran 56:23
150. Ken Collins 49:38
150. Declan Mcelroy 56:30
150. Daniel Casey 56:30
152. Pamela Brooks Riverlodge Running Club 56:34
153. Joe Gallen 49:45
153. Mark Coghlan 56:38
154. Sarah Griffey 56:43
155. Brian Arthur 49:48
155. Cynthia Fidanza 56:43
156. Kieran O Curry 49:50
156. Assumpta Hehir Riverlodge Running Club 56:45
157. Deirdre Boland 49:53
157. Oran Flanagan 56:52
158. Dominic Lane 49:58
158. Seamus Kennedy 57:00
159. Kevin Halpin 49:59
159. Kerrie Connolly 57:02
160. Pj Lynch 57:08
161. Martin Landy 50:17
161. Gerard Devine 57:43
162. Damien Gormley Lorraines Group 50:19
162. Carolann Keenehan 57:49
163. Alan Deegan 50:27
163. Dan Donnelly WTVR 57:50
164. Jason Woods Inagh 50:28
164. Kathryn Barry kilnamona 57:52
165. John Carey 50:28
165. Cicely Casey 57:56
166. Linda Emery 58:14
167. Elaine Gavin 50:35
167. Josephine Moloney Riverlodge Running Club 58:21
168. Miriam Lally Craughwell AC 50:36
168. Gary Murphy 58:22
169. Suzanne Quinn 50:38
169. Angela Meehan 58:24
170. Mary Maguire Ennis Track 50:40
170. Michael A. Kelly 58:32
170. Philip Connolly 58:32
171. Bernie Kelly Galway City Harriers 50:43
172. Brendan Hennessy 50:58
172. Clair Warren 58:33
173. Annette Hartnett 58:35
174. Jean Costello Body Roc Bootcamp 51:10
174. Tom Russell 58:38
175. Paula Donnelly 58:47
176. Frances Conway 58:54
177. Leanne Meaney 58:54
178. Stephen Mcquaid 58:56
179. Brian Heneghan 59:01
180. Nonie Melly 59:03
181. Stevan Orme 59:04
182. John Guilfoyle 51:23
182. Michelle Bowring 59:06
183. Barbara Lambe 59:08
184. Maeve Keane 51:29
184. Sonya Duffy 59:09
185. Frances Caldwell 51:30
185. Shane Cahill 59:17
186. Michael Coote 51:33
186. Dervla Lynch Barefield Ladies 59:21
187. Lorraine O Connor Lorraines Group 51:35
187. Mary Tierney 59:25
188. Michael Collins Ennis Tri Club 51:36
188. Tara Keane 59:31
189. Claire Griffin Riverlodge Running Club 51:37
189. Ramona Hanley 59:32
190. Fiona O'dea 51:37
190. Elaine Marrinan None 59:39
191. Joanne Trimble 59:46
192. Margaret Nash 51:38
192. Tracy King Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 59:48
193. Deirdre Cullinane 51:47
193. Ciara Donnelly 1:00:09
194. Maureen Harrison 1:00:19
195. Alicia Hogan 1:00:20
196. Mary Duggan 1:00:22
197. Niamh Latham West Clare Tri 1:00:17
198. Martina Hehir 1:00:02
199. Erin O'donoghue Ennis Track 52:05
199. Dam Forde 1:00:39
200. Martin Brew 52:10
200. Ger O Donoghue Pacer 60 BMOH 1:00:50
201. Barbara Mahon 1:00:54
202. Ann Devine 1:00:56
203. Martin Faughnan 1:00:57
204. Jason Moloney Ennis Track 52:26
204. Patricia Odonnell 1:01:03
204. Katie Barrett 1:01:03
206. Pascal Moloney 52:28
206. Marina Flood 1:01:15
207. Nicola Dilucia 1:00:30
208. Deirdre O'callaghan 52:30
208. Adrian Nolan 1:00:02
209. Tara Keane 1:00:37
210. Francie Boylan 52:32
210. Olive O'rourke Tulla meet and train 1:00:11
211. Mary Morgan Corofin Siuleadoiri 1:00:09
212. Colm Currid 52:35
212. Rita Keehan Tulla meet and train 1:00:15
213. Jason Carmody Ennis 1:00:15
214. Mark Treacy Whitegate 52:38
214. Ann Moore 1:01:41
215. Sinead Keavey 52:39
215. Nuala Franklin 1:01:43
216. John O'looney 52:43
216. Marita O Connor 1:00:41
217. Niamh Cavanagh 52:43
217. Jenny Mcclay 1:01:58
218. Tom Haye 1:02:02
218. Teresa Mcnally 1:02:02
219. Laura Lyons 52:47
220. Theresa Murphy 100 marathon club ireland 1:00:52
221. Noreen Mulcaire Team Jason 52:52
221. Ronan Matthews 1:02:04
222. Suzanne James 1:01:22
223. Maeve O'dwyer 1:02:15
224. Kay Nolan 1:01:09
225. Michael O'helir 52:56
225. Colm Currid 1:02:33
226. Orla Haren 52:59
226. John Lynch 52:59
226. Gillian Loughnane 1:02:13
227. Siobhan Carey 1:02:38
228. James Shivnan 53:00
228. Emer Holly 1:02:15
229. Valerie Burke 53:02
229. Eamon Cleary 1:02:52
229. Anthony Walsh 1:02:52
230. Fiona Ormonde West Waterford AC 53:02
231. Gina O Keeffe 53:04
231. Josie Lawler 1:02:58
232. Angela O'gorman Roche Running Club 53:05
232. Seán O'neill 53:05
232. Claire O Shea Body Roc Bootcamp 1:02:22
233. Sarah Galvin Body Roc Bootcamp 1:02:21
234. Patricia Donnelly Wade An Bru AC 53:05
234. Liam Travers 1:03:05
235. Olivia Murphy 1:03:12
236. Sean Griffin Riverlodge Running Club 53:07
236. Ciara Brennan 1:02:55
237. Edel Henriques West Limerick AC 53:11
237. Sandra Larkin 1:02:59
238. Dave Barry Team Jason 53:12
238. Colette Creedon 1:03:10
239. Laura Mcnulty 53:13
239. Claire Currid 1:03:44
240. Caithriona Lynch 1:02:38
241. Sinead Fowley 53:15
241. Josephine Marley 1:03:51
242. Darren Reid 1:04:13
243. Lorraine Daly 1:04:05
244. Jacqueline O'gorman 53:31
244. Roger Fox 1:04:45
245. Maria Nagle Body Roc Bootcamp 1:04:06
246. Martin O'malley 53:37
246. Michael Kellegher 1:04:51
247. Conor Mccarthy 1:04:57
248. Nicola Killeen 53:40
248. Pauline Kent 1:05:04
249. Anne Griffin 53:40
249. Mary Higgins JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:05:07
250. Michelle Mcnamara 53:42
250. Oliver Duffy 1:05:18
251. Dara Carolan 53:42
251. Michelle Connellan 1:04:23
252. Claire Neill Body Roc Bootcamp 1:05:07
253. Anthony Duffy 53:43
253. Theresa Orme 1:05:49
254. Marie O'connor 1:05:46
255. Emma Kelly 53:47
255. Siobhan Mcguckin 1:06:02
256. Skaidrius Salaka 53:53
256. Fiona Lane 1:04:55
257. John Fitzpatrick 53:55
257. Mary Halton 1:05:53
258. Pauline Colton 1:06:50
259. Daniel Browne 1:07:02
260. Dympna O'dea 54:04
260. Nicola Gill 1:05:59
261. Liam Bromley 1:07:19
262. Angela Dineen Tulla meet and train 1:06:20
263. Caroline Walsh 54:11
263. Eleanor Mcdonagh 1:07:17
264. Shane Gallagher 54:13
264. Sarah O Neill Love2run Running Club 1:06:42
265. David Mcnulty 1:07:47
266. Teresa Ryan 1:07:27
267. Jack Murphy 1:06:38
268. June Brew 54:17
268. Martina Sherlock 1:08:20
269. Lyndsay Farrell 54:17
269. Noelle Bergin 1:07:46
270. David Morrissey 54:20
270. Cathy Mccarthy 1:08:54
271. Alan Murphy 54:21
271. Ann O Toole 1:09:33
272. Pat O'keeffe 100 Marathon Club UK and Ireland 1:09:22
273. Seamus Maguire 1:10:20
274. James Moloney 54:23
274. Maria Heraty Body Roc Bootcamp 1:09:44
275. Aine Duffy 1:10:26
276. Annette Hughes 1:11:31
277. Trudy Leyden 1:12:04
278. Frances Curley 54:29
278. Tanya Carney Body Roc Bootcamp 1:12:59
279. Louise Kirrane St Mary's 54:32
279. Sheila Predergast Body Roc Bootcamp 1:13:02
280. Samantha Mccarthy Team Jason 54:37
280. Edward Shanahan Body Roc Bootcamp 1:12:55
281. Lorraine Moran 1:13:19
282. Eamonn Moloney 1:12:51
283. David Moloney 54:40
283. Ciara Tierney 1:14:02
284. Edel Foster An Bru AC 54:40
284. Aisling Martyn Maree AC 54:40
284. Sharon Mc Mahon Body Roc Bootcamp 1:14:17
285. Gerry Mcmanus 1:15:36
286. Nicola Griffey 54:43
286. Aishling Davies Body Roc Bootcamp 1:16:29
287. Pascale Giguere White Tiger 54:44
287. Dave Hamilton 1:17:48
287. David John Barry 1:17:51
289. Michelle Davoren Team Jason 54:46
289. Jenny Beattie 1:18:31
290. Betty Burns 1:20:03
291. Bernie Kelly 54:47
291. Tom Mcneely 1:20:05
292. Nuala Sheehan 54:50
292. Kevin Mccormack 1:20:49
293. Marion Meaney 54:51
293. Martin Driscoll 1:20:50
294. Ian O Brien 54:52
294. Aly Hogan O Curry Body Roc Bootcamp 1:20:51
295. Caroline Leahy Team Jason 54:53
295. Jake Howard 1:24:08
296. Ciara Nash 54:55
296. Orla Caheny 1:25:03
297. Lorraine Cullinan 54:55
297. Chloe Whelan 1:25:22
298. Katherine Kinsella 1:25:27
299. Yvonne Whelan 1:25:31
300. Patrick Mockett 1:25:46
301. Karen Leyden 54:58
301. Marie Connelly 1:26:28
302. Colette Quinlivan 54:59
302. Niamh Keane 54:59
302. Tony Nagle Body Roc Bootcamp 1:27:56
303. Sarah Mcgroary 1:30:08
304. Mary Sweeney 54:59
304. Majella Ui Longaigh Body Roc Bootcamp 1:30:30
305. Katie Sheehan 1:31:51
306. Seamus O' Sullivan Roche Running Club 55:08
306. Daria Burns 1:36:38
307. Sinead Rynne Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 55:08
307. Patricia Sheehan Marian AC 1:38:58
308. Orla Meehan 55:09
308. Phil Mcguane 1:41:45
309. Gemma O Donoghue Body Roc Bootcamp 1:42:46
310. Sarah Brew West Clare Tri 55:11
310. Carol Mulcaire Body Roc Bootcamp 1:42:46
311. Anne Downes 55:16
312. Nuala Moloney JBs Sisters With Blisters 55:17
315. Daniel Walsh 55:20
316. Marie Reilly Loughrea AC 55:25
318. Aine O Driscoll Tulla meet and train 55:31
321. Sile Oloughlin Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 55:46
322. Barry Pilkington 55:48
325. Pauline Hoey 55:52
327. David Pyne Roche Running Club 55:53
329. Suzanne Meehan 55:59
330. Brendan Meehan 55:59
331. Tracy Bradley 56:03
335. Vera Haughey 56:10
335. Janice Clancy 56:10
337. Edel Kiernan 56:11
339. Anne Mcinerney Lorraines Group 56:16
340. Lorraine Conroy Whitegate 56:16
341. Deirdre Moloney 56:16
342. Deborah O'sullivan Duleek and District AC 56:16
343. Aisling Treacy Whitegate 56:18
344. Gráinne O'keeffe 56:20
348. John Mc Grath 56:26
349. Eleanor Leyden Kilmurry Ibrickane AC 56:26
350. Ela Kelly Kilnaboy AC 56:28
351. Brian Mcnally 56:29
352. Ailbhe Brown 56:30
353. Gerry Horn 56:30
356. Aine Doherty 56:31
357. Una Power An Bru AC 56:32
358. Niall Minogue 56:32
359. Aoife Mcdevitt 56:32
360. Kyra Donworth 56:33
362. Deirdre O'connell 56:34
363. Marian Molloy Tulla meet and train 56:35
365. Norma Mcnamara Loughrea AC 56:39
366. Michelle Kerrigan Loughrea AC 56:40
367. Eimear O'malley 56:41
368. Mike Byrt 56:42
372. Michelle Clancy Team Jason 56:47
373. Serena Hayes 56:47
374. Michael Millane 56:49
375. Declan Morrissey 56:50
376. Denise O Halloran 56:50
378. Neasa Carkill 56:55
379. Efteranmälan 56:55
380. Sharon Curran 56:58
380. Paul Mc Grath 56:58
382. Iona Murphy 57:00
384. Hilary Galvin 57:02
386. Tommy Keane 57:06
388. Triona Moloney 57:19
389. Eimear Griffey 57:20
390. Martina Power An Bru AC 57:21
391. Grainne Griffin 57:22
392. Patricia Fairbrother 57:26
393. Ruth Lawless 57:28
394. Sinead Cusack JBs Sisters With Blisters 57:32
394. Caroline Jones JBs Sisters With Blisters 57:32
398. Paula Wright 57:49
401. Cathy Vuyk 57:54
403. Elizabeth Connors 57:59
404. Laura Maguire 58:02
405. Darren Reid 58:03
406. Marcella Clancy Kilnaboy AC 58:04
407. Conor Mccarthy 58:12
408. Niamh Doody An Bru AC 58:13
409. Finola Brogan Loughrea fit4life 58:14
411. Edel Frawley 58:17
412. Ann Marie Whelan 58:21
414. Eugene Entry Langan 58:21
416. Grainne Heneghan JBs Sisters With Blisters 58:24
418. Ann Devine 58:25
419. Catherine Ryan 58:30
425. Brian Keenan 58:45
427. Sarah Hutchinson 58:49
428. Joanne Browne An Bru AC 58:49
429. Grainne Deacon 58:50
430. Aoife O'farrelly 58:50
434. Eugene Foudy 59:01
435. Dervilla Moloney 59:01
437. Jenny Mc Elroy 59:02
438. Joanne Trimble 59:03
441. Tricia Rynne 59:05
443. Sinead Flanagan Loughrea AC 59:08
447. Dermot O'sullivan 59:19
448. Brenda Mcnamara 59:20
450. Bernadette Ryan 59:22
452. Eoin Brown 59:30
452. Tara O'neill 59:30
454. Trina Galvin 59:31
456. David Barnes 59:32
456. Oonagh Fitzpatrick 59:32
456. Liam Cleary 59:32
456. Paula Jansen 59:32
456. Marie Boyle 59:32
462. Winnie Meagher 59:33
463. Feilim Brown 59:33
464. Alana Nash 59:35
465. Michael Mcinerney 59:38
467. Kieran Mulcaire 59:43
468. Bernie Travers 59:46
470. Brenda Monahan 59:48
472. Fiona Walshe 59:49
473. Dermot Keating Garda AC 59:49
474. John Driver 59:50
475. Noel Donnelly 59:53
476. Anne-Marie Organ Vaughan Tulla meet and train 59:58
477. Tony Power 59:58
478. Gerard Devine 1:00:02
479. Jon-Paul Sullivan 1:00:08
481. Stuart Farrell 1:00:10
482. Liam Kerrigan 1:00:12
483. Marie Mcnamara 1:00:15
484. Michelle Keavey 1:00:19
485. Katie Clair 1:00:19
487. Rhona Mccormack 1:00:20
489. Bernadette O'neill Loughrea AC 1:00:22
491. Caroline Leahy 1:00:22
492. Katie Monahan 1:00:24
494. Martin Daly Clare crusaders 1:00:01
496. Jo Fennessy 1:00:28
497. Lesley Staunton Riverlodge Running Club 1:00:08
498. Orla Geoghan Roche Running Club 1:00:28
499. Ann-Marie Lanigan Roche Running Club 1:00:35
500. Elizabeth O Gorman JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:00:35
501. Marie Cusack JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:00:36
502. Mary Mcardle 1:00:20
504. Michael Keane 1:00:42
506. Sinead Slattery Kilnaboy AC 1:00:22
507. Christine Haren 1:00:03
511. Mairead Meehan JBs Sisters With Blisters 60:00
514. Emma Whelan Roche Running Club 1:00:02
520. Laura Gunter Riverlodge Running Club 1:00:46
523. Sinead Whyte JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:00:27
525. Siobhan Bourke 1:00:17
526. Liz Dooley 1:00:26
529. Catherine Golden 1:01:02
530. James Keane 1:00:42
531. Liam Quirke 1:00:34
532. Patricia Moloney 1:00:53
539. Aine Lyne 1:01:28
540. Shauna Mcgann 1:01:37
541. Kim Moloney 1:01:50
542. Julianne O Halloran 1:02:06
544. Niamh O'sullivan 1:01:30
545. Christopher Ryan 1:01:11
546. Maeve Mcmanus 1:01:05
547. Donna Horgan 1:01:33
549. Aileen Wall 1:01:25
551. Ann Glynn 1:02:31
551. Frances Daly 1:02:31
551. Cathy Mccarthy 1:02:31
551. Aoife Mc Elroy 1:02:31
559. Aidan Mcgonigle 1:02:52
559. Tara Khan 1:02:52
563. Catherine Callan JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:01:49
564. Joanne Murray 1:01:48
565. Deborah Ryan JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:02:02
566. Katarzyna Dabrowska 1:01:53
567. Maeve Cullinan 1:02:39
569. Gary Murphy 1:02:59
572. John Grabitz 1:03:05
574. David Mc Elroy 1:03:09
575. Sue Cave 1:02:25
577. Caroline O'connell BROADFORD 1:02:46
579. Aine Griffey 1:02:54
582. Katie Barrett 1:03:25
583. Gabrielle Sherry JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:02:39
584. Suzanne Mcinerney 1:03:07
586. Janice Byrne 1:03:15
589. Sabrina Ryan OGC 1:03:59
590. John Shannon 1:04:03
591. Regina Mcnamara 1:02:45
593. Sharon Mc Grath JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:03:22
594. Maire Kelly Galway meet and train 1:03:17
595. Pamela Lacken 1:03:06
595. Joseph Carey 1:03:06
597. Tyrone Tuohy Galway City Harriers 1:03:15
598. Tony Whyte 1:03:06
599. Sinead Commons 1:03:33
601. Patricia Murphy 1:04:14
602. Marian Freney 1:03:11
603. Sharon Long 1:03:11
606. Geraldine Leahy Team Jason 1:04:38
609. Ann Fairbrother 1:04:41
610. Fiona Marrinan JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:04:06
610. Teresa Mc Grath JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:04:08
612. Julianne Murphy 1:05:00
613. Edel Fenton 1:04:34
615. Oliver Duffy 1:05:06
617. Louise Browne 1:04:22
619. Ciara Jones 1:04:14
620. Trish Corey JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:04:31
621. Caroline Gormley JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:04:20
622. Orna Mc Grath 1:04:09
623. Sonja Eisenberg 1:04:27
624. Philip Connolly 1:05:30
626. Tanja Grabitz 1:05:34
627. Jill Geary BMOH 1:04:38
630. Regina Monahan JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:04:52
631. Niamh Walsh JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:05:05
631. Sophie Kennedy JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:05:07
633. Terri Fitzpatrick 1:05:42
634. Brenda Fitzpatrick 1:05:43
635. Gerry Mcmanus 1:05:59
637. Denise Madigan 1:04:40
638. John Hayes 1:06:02
640. Karen Howard 1:06:03
641. Eithne Byrnes 1:06:07
642. Marion O'halloran Dooneen 1:04:49
644. Roisin O Halloran Team Jason 1:06:04
645. Declan Mc Elroy 1:06:23
646. Marie Kerin 1:05:56
647. Aine O'sullivan 1:06:25
648. Barry O Brien 1:05:27
649. Diane Whyte Team Jason 1:06:18
650. David Walker 1:06:32
651. Trysha Barry JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:05:49
652. Hilda Browne 1:05:35
653. Darren Kelly Clare crusaders 1:06:22
655. Alison Deane 1:05:52
656. Fionnuala O Sullivan 1:05:54
657. Damian Schmid An Bru AC 1:05:37
658. Rose Mcnamara Team Jason 1:05:45
660. Aine Mc Carthy JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:06:03
663. Kathleen Liddy 1:06:21
665. Caroline Dunne JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:06:23
666. Nicole Byrnes 1:06:27
667. Lisa Kreitlow BMOH 1:06:29
668. Theresa Orme 1:07:33
670. Denise Sweeney 1:07:22
671. Claire Moloney Team Jason 1:06:33
672. Samantha Hassett JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:06:35
674. Michelle Fuller Riverlodge Running Club 1:06:40
676. Christina Keane BROADFORD 1:07:19
680. Judy Brigdale JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:07:11
681. Helen Pilkington 1:07:18
682. Marie O Leary JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:07:19
683. Annette Hughes 1:08:02
684. David Mclaren 1:08:03
685. Aoife Burns 1:08:06
687. Sinead Glynn 1:07:40
688. Sarah Coote JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:07:42
690. Jenny Beattie 1:08:47
692. Sinead Condon JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:07:59
693. Shane Kerin 1:09:00
694. Martin Cusack 1:09:01
695. Mary Kate Hanley 1:08:32
695. Eoghan Hanley 1:08:33
697. Sonya Duffy 1:09:22
697. David Horn 1:09:22
699. Pauline Harte 1:09:30
700. David Mcnulty 1:09:33
702. Kitty Henchey 1:09:36
703. Sandra Walshe 1:09:43
705. Josephine Marley 1:09:45
706. Ruth Mccrudden 1:09:46
707. Anthony Walsh 1:09:54
708. Patricia Breen Shufflers 1:08:48
709. Philip White 1:10:03
709. Caroline Maguire 1:10:03
711. Damian Murphy White Tiger 1:09:03
712. Trish Butler Carey 1:09:51
713. Conor Flanagan 1:08:52
714. Joe Malone 1:08:52
715. Una Cleary 1:09:02
716. Eileen Carroll 1:09:03
717. Una Farrelly 1:09:00
721. Sharon Moore 1:09:24
722. Rita Donnelly fergus ac 1:10:06
723. Margaret Mulvihill 1:09:20
724. Edel Connellan 1:09:55
725. Aurlia Mulvihill 1:09:45
726. Hilary Monahan 1:11:00
726. Olivia Gosseau 1:11:00
728. Marie O'connor 1:10:15
729. Eileen O'connor 1:11:11
730. Eilis Neville JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:10:18
731. Margaret Finn 1:11:28
732. Mary Cahir Shufflers 1:10:13
732. Jackie Burgess Loughrea AC 1:10:26
735. Susan Carty 1:11:35
736. Patrick O'connell BROADFORD 1:11:12
737. Johanna Howard 1:10:29
738. Sharon Quinn 1:11:27
739. Emmet O Halloran 1:12:01
740. Karen Mclaren 1:12:04
741. Rhonda Moore 1:12:14
742. Alison Odowd Riverlodge Running Club 1:11:37
744. Margaret Moloney 1:11:45
745. Elaine Pilkington JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:11:41
746. Diane Kelly 1:12:28
747. Maria Lennon Ennis Track 1:12:10
750. George Pilkington 1:12:57
751. Eileen Madden 1:12:31
752. Mairead Mc Cormack 1:12:42
756. Sharon Slattery 1:13:16
757. Leona Deegan Herlihy 1:14:19
759. Siobhan O'connor 1:13:43
761. Sarah White 1:15:03
762. Deirdre Hynes Ennis Tri Club 1:14:22
763. Sinead Burke Keogh JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:14:19
764. Deirdre Stynes 1:15:20
765. Michael Kellegher 1:15:33
766. Tom Hynes 1:15:34
768. Fionnuala Walsh West Clare Tri 1:14:44
769. Victoria Crowe 1:14:45
770. Amanda Mc Mahon JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:14:46
771. Mary O Loughlin JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:14:50
772. Ide Deloughry 1:15:05
774. Karen Whelan 1:16:25
775. Niamh-Ann Sherlock dawn fit 1:16:32
776. Mikie Hartigan 1:16:39
777. Evelyn Meenaghan Dawn Fit 1:16:32
778. Samantha Mc Mahon JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:16:42
779. Ciara Burke 1:16:42
782. Geraldine Egan 1:16:55
783. Philip Kelly 1:18:31
785. Janice Kelly 1:17:14
786. Grainne O Dea JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:17:22
787. Gerard Costello Team Jason 1:17:56
788. Michelle Bowring 1:19:34
789. Rachel Corey JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:19:05
790. Noel Philip Marsden 1:18:37
795. Shauna Mcloughlin Roche Running Club 1:19:40
796. Bernadette Mc Mahon 1:19:45
797. Simone O Neill JBs Sisters With Blisters 1:20:05
798. Trisha Malone 1:20:16
800. Liam Bromley 1:21:43
801. Dermot Lawless 1:22:03
802. Samantha Flynn 1:20:54
803. Anne Mc Mahon 1:21:13
804. Pauline Kent 1:23:41
805. Mairead Caldwell 1:24:07
806. Ann Harte 1:24:08
808. Joan Coleman 1:25:03
810. Sharon Regan Team Jason 1:24:19
819. Kieran Howard 1:32:04
820. Sarah Mcgroary 1:32:33
821. Gillian Sweeney 1:32:44
822. Stevan Orme 1:32:55
823. Martin Mc Groary 1:32:56
825. Pamela Leonard 1:33:08
826. Pauline Cusack 1:32:35
827. Bronwyn Hayes 1:32:14
828. Daniel Casey 1:33:41
829. Martin Faughnan 1:33:54
830. Hugo Clancy 1:34:01
831. Mary Mulcahy 1:34:21
832. Laura Duffy 1:34:44
833. Ann Moore 1:34:45
834. Karen Mcbrearty 1:35:06
835. Karen Finn 1:35:43
836. Janice Smyth 1:35:55
837. Kate Deegan 1:36:37
838. Cicely Casey 1:36:44
841. Thomas Marszalik 1:40:03
842. Avril Wade Precision Timing 1:40:14
843. Margaret Wade Precision Timing 1:40:13
844. Andrew Long 1:39:13
845. Michael Devaney 1:41:29
846. Miriam Griffin Riverlodge Running Club 1:41:22
847. Ronan Matthews 1:42:16
849. Anne Mcnally 1:41:33
850. Carol Arthur 1:41:38
851. Ross Mcnally 1:41:36
854. Marc Brown 1:43:41
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.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Kerry...Results of the Kerry County Road Championships - Sun 22nd Mar 2015
The Kerry County Road Championships were held in Firies on Sunday the 22nd of March 2015. The course was 5kms.
1 15.54 Tim o Connor S M Riocht
2 16.12 Cian Murphy S M Iveragh
3 16:20 Simon Mangan S M Gneeveguilla
13 1 Lady 17.14 Shona Heaslip S W Riocht
17 2 Lady 18.02 Marie Mc Carthy SW F/F/MAINEVALLEY
20 3 Lady 18.44 Niamh o Sullivan S W Riocht
The full results can be seen HERE
1 15.54 Tim o Connor S M Riocht
2 16.12 Cian Murphy S M Iveragh
3 16:20 Simon Mangan S M Gneeveguilla
13 1 Lady 17.14 Shona Heaslip S W Riocht
17 2 Lady 18.02 Marie Mc Carthy SW F/F/MAINEVALLEY
20 3 Lady 18.44 Niamh o Sullivan S W Riocht
The full results can be seen HERE
Clare...Results of the Parteen NS 5k & 10k fun run - Sun 22nd Mar 2015
PARTEEN NATIONAL SCHOOL 5K & 10K RUN RESULTS 22nd MARCH 2015
5K RUNNERS
JOHN KELLY 18.29
DAVID WOODS 20.49
CONOR AHERNE 22.18
JEAN MULCAHY 22.32
PATRICIA KELLY 23.09
SARAH CONNELLY 25.27
10K RUNNERS
MICHAEL CARMODY 34.24
NIALL MCCORMAC 34.24
COLM TURNER 34.35
DEIRDRE FINN 43.59
BARBARA CLANCY 44.53
DEIRDRE CURTIN 46.42
The full results can be seen HERE
5K RUNNERS
JOHN KELLY 18.29
DAVID WOODS 20.49
CONOR AHERNE 22.18
JEAN MULCAHY 22.32
PATRICIA KELLY 23.09
SARAH CONNELLY 25.27
10K RUNNERS
MICHAEL CARMODY 34.24
NIALL MCCORMAC 34.24
COLM TURNER 34.35
DEIRDRE FINN 43.59
BARBARA CLANCY 44.53
DEIRDRE CURTIN 46.42
The full results can be seen HERE
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Limerick...Results of the Castleconnell 10k - Sun 8th Mar 2015
Just catching up on some results in March...the Castleconnell 10k in Limerick on the 8th of March
1 Colm TURNER 34:07
2 Keith Lynch 34:23
3 Declan MOORE 34:58
1 Stephanie Johnson 44:18
2 Deirdre Finn 44:33
3 Orla GRANT 45:18
The full results can be seen HERE
1 Colm TURNER 34:07
2 Keith Lynch 34:23
3 Declan MOORE 34:58
1 Stephanie Johnson 44:18
2 Deirdre Finn 44:33
3 Orla GRANT 45:18
The full results can be seen HERE
Friday, March 27, 2015
Kerry...Tralee ParkRun on Sat 28th MArch 2015 cancelled
Fri 27th March 2015..."As a mark of respect to one of our young parkrunners who died tragically on Thursday, Tralee parkrun will not take place tomorrow. The parents of the deceased are founder organizers of Tralee parkrun and our deepest sympathy is extended to the family. Thank you for your understanding at this time. Siobhan Kearney, Event Director."
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Tipperary...Results of the Clonmel 6k road race - Wed 25th Mar 2015
Despite the wet weather, 200 runners turn out for this 6k race in Clonmel on Wed 25th Mar 2015. The primary aim of the race was to allow runners to gauge their time over 6kms for the upcoming race series where participants have to guess their finish times.
1 Declan Curley 22:20
2 Fergal O Callaghan 23:28
3 Paudie O Keeffe 23:36
9 Dymphna Ryan 24:30
14 Aine Roche 24:58
21 Angela McCann 25:34
The full results can be seen HERE
The 4 races in the series are on Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd April 2015
More info about the series in this post.
1 Declan Curley 22:20
2 Fergal O Callaghan 23:28
3 Paudie O Keeffe 23:36
9 Dymphna Ryan 24:30
14 Aine Roche 24:58
21 Angela McCann 25:34
The full results can be seen HERE
The 4 races in the series are on Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd April 2015
More info about the series in this post.
Labels:
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Clare...Results of the Pakie Ryan 10k & 10m road race - Sat 21st Mar 2015
Roughly 900 people turned out to run, jog and walk in this years Pakie Ryan 10k and 10 mile race in Newmarket on Fergus in Co.Clare
Pakie Ryan Memorial 10k Road Race Results 2015
1st: Colm Turner (00:33:55).
2nd: Brian Murphy (00:34:47).
3rd: Gerald Troy (00:34:47).
1st: Sharon Rynne (00:39:36).
2nd: Mary O Leary (00:43:04).
3rd: Lorna O Neill (00:43:55).
The 10k results can be seen HERE
Pakie Ryan Memorial 10Mile Road Race Results 2015
1st: Barry Minnock (00:53:39).
2nd: James Liddane (00:54:44).
3rd: James McIntyre (00:55:37).
1st: Becky Coughlan (01:05:56).
2nd: Sarah Boland (01:12:23).
3rd: Fiona Kinella (01:12:25).
The 10 mile results can be seen HERE
Pakie Ryan Memorial 10k Road Race Results 2015
1st: Colm Turner (00:33:55).
2nd: Brian Murphy (00:34:47).
3rd: Gerald Troy (00:34:47).
1st: Sharon Rynne (00:39:36).
2nd: Mary O Leary (00:43:04).
3rd: Lorna O Neill (00:43:55).
The 10k results can be seen HERE
Pakie Ryan Memorial 10Mile Road Race Results 2015
1st: Barry Minnock (00:53:39).
2nd: James Liddane (00:54:44).
3rd: James McIntyre (00:55:37).
1st: Becky Coughlan (01:05:56).
2nd: Sarah Boland (01:12:23).
3rd: Fiona Kinella (01:12:25).
The 10 mile results can be seen HERE
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Monday, March 23, 2015
Notice - Clonmel 6k race series...Wed 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd of April 2015
After a successful 6k race series last Spring, Clonmel Athletic Club are holding another 6k series in April of 2015 with Morrison BMW of Cahir coming on board as the main sponsor.
Morrison BMW Clonmel AC 6k Inter Firm Road Race Series...
From Clonmel AC....The Club is once again promoting the Morrison BMW Clonmel AC 6k Inter Firm Road Race Series. The Club would like to thank Morrison Motors and especially Gary Morrison for their very generous sponsorship.
The races gets under way next Wednesday 25th March at 6.15pm with a practice run over the route while the event itself gets underway on Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd of April at 7pm each night. The entry fee for these 5 races is only €15 per person! Reminder Athletes MUST wear a high viz bib/ jacket to take part in the practice run.
This event is ideal for you to get your friends and organise a team, up to 5 members, Men or Women or a combination, with the best three times (closest to their predictions) each night that will count. Each night you will be asked to predict your finishing time and it can be whatever you want to run that night, you set your own target time.
If you can't make up a team of five, just submit your name and we will put you on a team relative to your level of fitness and for this event, it is great fun to be on a team, it adds to the whole event. So anyone who can't form a team, just submit your names to Niall at niallfosullivan1@eircom.net and the organising committee will make up teams for all the individuals that enter, based on their level of fitness. Deadline for team entries is Friday 27th March.
For any queries, contact Niall at 086 1660888
This series of races is all about you, the athlete, predicting what time you can run the 6k in and then go as close as possible to matching that without the aid of a watch or headphones. Here the athlete decides what pace they want to run this distance in and it is not about having to be better than another athlete. Here you can and should run at a pace you are capable of running comfortably with.
The route can be seen at http://munsterraceroutes.blogspot.ie/2013/02/tipperary001.html
Morrison BMW Clonmel AC 6k Inter Firm Road Race Series...
From Clonmel AC....The Club is once again promoting the Morrison BMW Clonmel AC 6k Inter Firm Road Race Series. The Club would like to thank Morrison Motors and especially Gary Morrison for their very generous sponsorship.
The races gets under way next Wednesday 25th March at 6.15pm with a practice run over the route while the event itself gets underway on Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd of April at 7pm each night. The entry fee for these 5 races is only €15 per person! Reminder Athletes MUST wear a high viz bib/ jacket to take part in the practice run.
This event is ideal for you to get your friends and organise a team, up to 5 members, Men or Women or a combination, with the best three times (closest to their predictions) each night that will count. Each night you will be asked to predict your finishing time and it can be whatever you want to run that night, you set your own target time.
If you can't make up a team of five, just submit your name and we will put you on a team relative to your level of fitness and for this event, it is great fun to be on a team, it adds to the whole event. So anyone who can't form a team, just submit your names to Niall at niallfosullivan1@eircom.net and the organising committee will make up teams for all the individuals that enter, based on their level of fitness. Deadline for team entries is Friday 27th March.
For any queries, contact Niall at 086 1660888
This series of races is all about you, the athlete, predicting what time you can run the 6k in and then go as close as possible to matching that without the aid of a watch or headphones. Here the athlete decides what pace they want to run this distance in and it is not about having to be better than another athlete. Here you can and should run at a pace you are capable of running comfortably with.
The route can be seen at http://munsterraceroutes.blogspot.ie/2013/02/tipperary001.html
Labels:
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Notice...Kenmare Bridge Run 5k & 10k road race - Sat 4th Apr 2015
The annual Kenmare Bridge Run 5km & 10 km road race is coming up on Saturday the 4th of April at 2pm. In previous years, this was held in mid-February and this year, it has moved to the start of April.
As always, the race headquarters is at the local community centre...
This is a map of the two courses.....
Transport will be provided for anyone doing the 5k to take them from the Community Centre to the start line at the Sheen Falls Lodge. Most runners would probably use this section as a warm up for the race itself as the distance is only around 1.4 miles / 2kms.
You can enter online HERE ...or on the day of the race from 12 noon.
Organised by Kenmare AC
Preview...A preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
A preview of the 5k course can be seen HERE
As always, the race headquarters is at the local community centre...
This is a map of the two courses.....
Transport will be provided for anyone doing the 5k to take them from the Community Centre to the start line at the Sheen Falls Lodge. Most runners would probably use this section as a warm up for the race itself as the distance is only around 1.4 miles / 2kms.
You can enter online HERE ...or on the day of the race from 12 noon.
Organised by Kenmare AC
Preview...A preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
A preview of the 5k course can be seen HERE
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Notice...Destination Limerick 5 mile race, Patrickswell - Sun 5th Apr 2015
This brand new 5 mile race is coming up near Patrickswell, Co.Limerick on Sunday the 5th of April 2015.
Organised by Dooneen AC, the venue for the event is at Limerick Racecourse which is just off the M20 to the south-west of Limerick City.
You can find out more about the venue and course here... http://munsterraceroutes.blogspot.ie/2013/02/limerick015.html
From the organisers.......With the DOONEEN 5 Mile race fast approaching, here is a sneak peak of what you can expect on the day....
Entry is €15 online at Eventmaster.ie or €20 on the day.
Dooneen AC are very proud to have Pieta House as our chosen charity. To guarantee your T-Shirt and goody Bag you must register by 18th March
Celia Nolan Cawley will be at the racecourse for the 2 hours after the race offering a 10 minute post race massage. Get in early if you would like to avail of this as I'm sure the Q's could be long!
Race packs and numbers can be collected from Collins Bar, Dooradoyle on Saturday from 10am-12 noon and on Sunday at the racecourse from 9am-11am
The course itself offers a lovely scenic route on a flat course and will finish on the stunning grounds of Limerick racecourse. Hopefully the weather will be on our side
Spot Prizes will be given out randomly after the race and there are some fantastic prizes, all listed below
There is €900 in cash prizes for the top 5 men, top 5 woman and first team home
A raffle will take place and tickets are currently for sale from Tony Fitzgerald and cost €3 for one or, €5 for 2, €10 for 5.
A huge Thanks to our Sponsors, Collins Bar Dooradoyle, BodyRoc Bootcamp, Sketchers, Limerick Sports Store, Mungret Credit Union, Analog Devices, De Courcy O'Dwyer Property Partners and Barrington's Hospital Great Limerick Run.
PRIZES
3 sets of Double Concert tickets from Dolans Warehouse
2 vouchers for €250 from Combat Zone
Swimming lessons at Aura Grove Island
Membership from The Body Building 5 X 3 Months
Two lots of months membership from The Training Room
3 Designer Hats from Olann
A hamper of Coffee delights from Harpers
4 x€50 gift vouchers for Angles Photography
Lunch At Alfies bar and Kitchen
3 Vouches for Andrea Fitzgerald Acupuncture
3 entries for the Great Limerick Run
Custom made Cuff Links from Dapper Chief
€25 voucher for Radiance Body Care
And lots of wine and chocolates too.....
Cahills Cheese, Kelkin Healthy Foods and Temple Dairy have some nice treats in the goody bag, along with a Pedometer and wristband from Sketches.
Organised by Dooneen AC, the venue for the event is at Limerick Racecourse which is just off the M20 to the south-west of Limerick City.
You can find out more about the venue and course here... http://munsterraceroutes.blogspot.ie/2013/02/limerick015.html
Entry is €15 online at Eventmaster.ie or €20 on the day.
Dooneen AC are very proud to have Pieta House as our chosen charity. To guarantee your T-Shirt and goody Bag you must register by 18th March
Celia Nolan Cawley will be at the racecourse for the 2 hours after the race offering a 10 minute post race massage. Get in early if you would like to avail of this as I'm sure the Q's could be long!
Race packs and numbers can be collected from Collins Bar, Dooradoyle on Saturday from 10am-12 noon and on Sunday at the racecourse from 9am-11am
The course itself offers a lovely scenic route on a flat course and will finish on the stunning grounds of Limerick racecourse. Hopefully the weather will be on our side
Spot Prizes will be given out randomly after the race and there are some fantastic prizes, all listed below
There is €900 in cash prizes for the top 5 men, top 5 woman and first team home
A raffle will take place and tickets are currently for sale from Tony Fitzgerald and cost €3 for one or, €5 for 2, €10 for 5.
A huge Thanks to our Sponsors, Collins Bar Dooradoyle, BodyRoc Bootcamp, Sketchers, Limerick Sports Store, Mungret Credit Union, Analog Devices, De Courcy O'Dwyer Property Partners and Barrington's Hospital Great Limerick Run.
PRIZES
3 sets of Double Concert tickets from Dolans Warehouse
2 vouchers for €250 from Combat Zone
Swimming lessons at Aura Grove Island
Membership from The Body Building 5 X 3 Months
Two lots of months membership from The Training Room
3 Designer Hats from Olann
A hamper of Coffee delights from Harpers
4 x€50 gift vouchers for Angles Photography
Lunch At Alfies bar and Kitchen
3 Vouches for Andrea Fitzgerald Acupuncture
3 entries for the Great Limerick Run
Custom made Cuff Links from Dapper Chief
€25 voucher for Radiance Body Care
And lots of wine and chocolates too.....
Cahills Cheese, Kelkin Healthy Foods and Temple Dairy have some nice treats in the goody bag, along with a Pedometer and wristband from Sketches.
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| Collins Bar of Dooradoyle...Regular sponsor of Dooneen AC activities |
Labels:
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Saturday, March 21, 2015
Notice...Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon - Mon 1st June 2015
The main event on the race calendar in Cork is of course the Cork City Marathon on the June Bank Holiday Monday. With a choice of full marathon (26.2 miles), Half-Marathon (13.1 miles) and the Relay, there is something there to suit everyone.
From the organisers.......Irish Examiner Announced as Title Sponsor for Cork City Marathon
The announcement of the Irish Examiner as title sponsor of the Cork City Marathon brings together two great Cork organisations. The benefit of this partnership to Cork City Marathon is significant as the event continues to reach out to all sectors of society and not just to elite runners. The support of one of Ireland’s leading newspapers will also be a vital tool in promoting the event nationwide and establishing it as a major fundraising vehicle for both local and national charities.
Cork City Marathon is already a major destination event attracting participants from all over the world – the 8,000 runners who took part last year represented 26 countries and the 32 counties of Ireland. Over 9,000 people are expected on the start line of the Half, Full and Relay Marathons on Bank Holiday Monday – June 1st this year.
Karen O’Donoghue, Marketing Manager of the Irish Examiner, explains, ‘We in the Irish Examiner are delighted to announce our title sponsorship of what is a wonderful event for the city and the greater Munster region. With this sponsorship, we want to offer our support to the event, the volunteers, its athletes and all the people who participate, from the advanced marathon runner to the novice relay team members. The sponsorship of this prestigious event is a great fit for the Irish Examiner as running attracts a diverse field of participants, volunteers and spectators, which matches the breadth of coverage delivered by the Irish Examiner every day across our print and digital platforms. We hope this sponsorship will encourage our readers to ‘be part of it’, whether it’s a personal goal in terms of sporting achievement, raising money for charity, volunteering, or just a great day out – there is a part to play for everyone in the Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon’.
Jim O’Donovan, Race Director, thanked the Irish Examiner for coming on board as title sponsor and for their support over the years in helping to grow the event. ‘The role that our new title sponsor will play in encouraging people from all walks of life to consider taking part in this event is invaluable. The Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon is ‘the people’s marathon’ and we’re calling on everyone to be part of it. The big attraction of the relay is that ordinary people, who are not regular runners, can take part. With up to 5 people in each team, the most any individual would have to walk or run is 5.8 miles – which is achievable without too much training.’
Jim explained, ‘Many of the relay teams are groups of friends or work colleagues who are taking part in the marathon to raise money for a charity or a cause close to them. Of course there is the competitive side to the relay too and the Inter-Services Championship brings out a friendly rivalry between our uniformed forces. The Fire Service has been hard to beat over the past few years, winning the Inter-Services Championship and two personal Guinness World Record Awards. Two years ago a Youth Challenge relay was introduced for 16 to 18 year olds and this has been a great addition to the overall event experience.'
The event goes right through the city centre, showcasing Cork to many thousands of participants from across all 32 counties of Ireland as well as many overseas visitors. In addition to the 26.2-mile full marathon there are several other distance options, including a half marathon (13.1 miles) and various relays. The slogan this year, be proud of it, be part of it, sums up the general atmosphere as competitive athletes share the course with novice runners, including many people who turn out in fancy dress to raise money for charity.
At the recent event launch at the Irish Examiner offices, Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields commended Cork City Council on their continuous investment in the event, citing it as ‘one of the biggest days in the city's annual calendar, where Cork embraces visitors from all over Ireland and from overseas.’ Commenting on the financial and social impact on the city, the Lord Mayor said, ‘The boost to Cork’s tourism industry's hotels and restaurants as well as to the retail sector is evident, but just as important is the real sense of community that emerges over the weekend as people volunteer or line the streets to support the runners and walkers, many of whom are raising money for charity.’
Entries......If you would like to take part in the Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon, Half Marathon or Relay, you can book online HERE.
Note that the entry fee goes up on March the 31st, April 30th and May 8th. Enter early to get the best rates.
As you can see above, Cork Marathon offers very reduced prices to people who are not receiving a wage and are in receipt of benefit. This includes persons on disability pension & dependent spouses, carer's allowance, state pension, unemployed, disability benefit and dependent spouses, lone parents, asylum seekers and students over 18 in full-time education
Training....If you want to follow a training plan then they also have those on the Cork Marathon website HERE
Course Previews...If you want to see what the route for the Cork City Marathon looks like then watch this 13 minute video put together by Rob O'Farrell...
Previews.....
1) Marathon...HERE
2) Half-Marathon (13.1 miles)... A preview of the Half-Marathon course with maps and photos can be seen HERE
3) Marathon Relay...
a) Leg 1 of 5 can be seen HERE
b) Leg 2 of 5 can be seen HERE
c) Leg 3 of 5 can be seen HERE
d) Leg 4 of 5 can be seen HERE
e) Leg 5 of 5 can be seen HERE
From the organisers.......Irish Examiner Announced as Title Sponsor for Cork City Marathon
The announcement of the Irish Examiner as title sponsor of the Cork City Marathon brings together two great Cork organisations. The benefit of this partnership to Cork City Marathon is significant as the event continues to reach out to all sectors of society and not just to elite runners. The support of one of Ireland’s leading newspapers will also be a vital tool in promoting the event nationwide and establishing it as a major fundraising vehicle for both local and national charities.
Cork City Marathon is already a major destination event attracting participants from all over the world – the 8,000 runners who took part last year represented 26 countries and the 32 counties of Ireland. Over 9,000 people are expected on the start line of the Half, Full and Relay Marathons on Bank Holiday Monday – June 1st this year.
Karen O’Donoghue, Marketing Manager of the Irish Examiner, explains, ‘We in the Irish Examiner are delighted to announce our title sponsorship of what is a wonderful event for the city and the greater Munster region. With this sponsorship, we want to offer our support to the event, the volunteers, its athletes and all the people who participate, from the advanced marathon runner to the novice relay team members. The sponsorship of this prestigious event is a great fit for the Irish Examiner as running attracts a diverse field of participants, volunteers and spectators, which matches the breadth of coverage delivered by the Irish Examiner every day across our print and digital platforms. We hope this sponsorship will encourage our readers to ‘be part of it’, whether it’s a personal goal in terms of sporting achievement, raising money for charity, volunteering, or just a great day out – there is a part to play for everyone in the Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon’.
Jim O’Donovan, Race Director, thanked the Irish Examiner for coming on board as title sponsor and for their support over the years in helping to grow the event. ‘The role that our new title sponsor will play in encouraging people from all walks of life to consider taking part in this event is invaluable. The Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon is ‘the people’s marathon’ and we’re calling on everyone to be part of it. The big attraction of the relay is that ordinary people, who are not regular runners, can take part. With up to 5 people in each team, the most any individual would have to walk or run is 5.8 miles – which is achievable without too much training.’
Jim explained, ‘Many of the relay teams are groups of friends or work colleagues who are taking part in the marathon to raise money for a charity or a cause close to them. Of course there is the competitive side to the relay too and the Inter-Services Championship brings out a friendly rivalry between our uniformed forces. The Fire Service has been hard to beat over the past few years, winning the Inter-Services Championship and two personal Guinness World Record Awards. Two years ago a Youth Challenge relay was introduced for 16 to 18 year olds and this has been a great addition to the overall event experience.'
The event goes right through the city centre, showcasing Cork to many thousands of participants from across all 32 counties of Ireland as well as many overseas visitors. In addition to the 26.2-mile full marathon there are several other distance options, including a half marathon (13.1 miles) and various relays. The slogan this year, be proud of it, be part of it, sums up the general atmosphere as competitive athletes share the course with novice runners, including many people who turn out in fancy dress to raise money for charity.
At the recent event launch at the Irish Examiner offices, Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields commended Cork City Council on their continuous investment in the event, citing it as ‘one of the biggest days in the city's annual calendar, where Cork embraces visitors from all over Ireland and from overseas.’ Commenting on the financial and social impact on the city, the Lord Mayor said, ‘The boost to Cork’s tourism industry's hotels and restaurants as well as to the retail sector is evident, but just as important is the real sense of community that emerges over the weekend as people volunteer or line the streets to support the runners and walkers, many of whom are raising money for charity.’
Entries......If you would like to take part in the Irish Examiner Cork City Marathon, Half Marathon or Relay, you can book online HERE.
Note that the entry fee goes up on March the 31st, April 30th and May 8th. Enter early to get the best rates.
As you can see above, Cork Marathon offers very reduced prices to people who are not receiving a wage and are in receipt of benefit. This includes persons on disability pension & dependent spouses, carer's allowance, state pension, unemployed, disability benefit and dependent spouses, lone parents, asylum seekers and students over 18 in full-time education
Training....If you want to follow a training plan then they also have those on the Cork Marathon website HERE
Course Previews...If you want to see what the route for the Cork City Marathon looks like then watch this 13 minute video put together by Rob O'Farrell...
Previews.....
1) Marathon...HERE
2) Half-Marathon (13.1 miles)... A preview of the Half-Marathon course with maps and photos can be seen HERE
3) Marathon Relay...
a) Leg 1 of 5 can be seen HERE
b) Leg 2 of 5 can be seen HERE
c) Leg 3 of 5 can be seen HERE
d) Leg 4 of 5 can be seen HERE
e) Leg 5 of 5 can be seen HERE
Friday, March 20, 2015
New Interfirm Race League in Kerry...& comparing it to Cork & Dublin
In Cork and Dublin the Business Houses Athletic Association (BHAA) operate successful inter-firm race leagues which attract a huge number of runners. A new inter-firm series has now been announced for Co.Kerry.
First off, a quick look at the BHAA in Cork and Dublin.
Cork BHAA....It costs €10 to register with them for the year and then registered runners pay €5 per race with non-reg runners paying €8. All in all, very good value.
BHAA....The BHAA in Dublin charge €15 to register for the year. Registered runners pay €10 per race while non-reg pay €15. Obviously not as good as the Cork BHAA rates but cheaper than many of the other races in the Dublin area.
Both the BHAA and Cork BHAA are independent of Athletics Ireland although many of the people in the BHAA may well be members of athletic clubs as well.
Kerry...The new inter-firm league in Kerry is different in that it is organised by the Kerry County Athletics Board in partnership with Run the Kingdom, a commercial company which operates the Tralee Marathon as well as as several other races in the North Kerry area.
It will cost €15 to register for this new Kerry league and for each race, registered runners pay €10 while non-reg pay €20. Companies can pay an annual registration fee of €500 that will entitle their employees to avail of a discounted rate of €5 per race.
This is the provisional calendar...
Tralee Inter-Firms 10K - Wed. 22nd April - 7.30pm
Dingle Inter-Firms 5k - Wed – 13th May - 8.00pm
Listowel Inter-Firm 4 miles - Fri. 19th June - 8.00pm
Cahersiveen Inter-Firms 4 miles - Wed. 8th July - 8.00pm
Killarney Inter-Firms 5 miles - Wed. 29th July - 8.00pm
Kenmare Inter-Firms 5K - Wed. 12th August - 8.00pm
Killorglin Inter-Firms 5K - Sun. 27th September - 9.00.am
Tralee Inter-Firms 10K - Sat. 4th October - 10.30am
Some points......
1) It just goes to show what good value the Cork BHAA races are! €5 for registered runners per race, just half of what it is in Dublin and Kerry. For that you get a proper road race with results and usually refreshments after the race.
2) The Kerry races are on a par with the prices with the Dublin prices although the entry fee for non-reg runners is expensive at €20.
3) It might be worth mentioning that the leagues in Cork and Dublin are in large population centres and hold most of their races near each city. The events in Kerry are spread out over the county and the population density is lower. I'm not sure if there will be many runners traveling from say North Kerry all the way down to Cahersiveen for a race or vice versa?
4) On the plus side, there aren't that many races in South Kerry.....Kenmare, Caherciveen, Killorglin......so it might encourage more activity in that area?
Thoughts....??
First off, a quick look at the BHAA in Cork and Dublin.
Cork BHAA....It costs €10 to register with them for the year and then registered runners pay €5 per race with non-reg runners paying €8. All in all, very good value.
BHAA....The BHAA in Dublin charge €15 to register for the year. Registered runners pay €10 per race while non-reg pay €15. Obviously not as good as the Cork BHAA rates but cheaper than many of the other races in the Dublin area.
Both the BHAA and Cork BHAA are independent of Athletics Ireland although many of the people in the BHAA may well be members of athletic clubs as well.
Kerry...The new inter-firm league in Kerry is different in that it is organised by the Kerry County Athletics Board in partnership with Run the Kingdom, a commercial company which operates the Tralee Marathon as well as as several other races in the North Kerry area.
It will cost €15 to register for this new Kerry league and for each race, registered runners pay €10 while non-reg pay €20. Companies can pay an annual registration fee of €500 that will entitle their employees to avail of a discounted rate of €5 per race.
This is the provisional calendar...
Tralee Inter-Firms 10K - Wed. 22nd April - 7.30pm
Dingle Inter-Firms 5k - Wed – 13th May - 8.00pm
Listowel Inter-Firm 4 miles - Fri. 19th June - 8.00pm
Cahersiveen Inter-Firms 4 miles - Wed. 8th July - 8.00pm
Killarney Inter-Firms 5 miles - Wed. 29th July - 8.00pm
Kenmare Inter-Firms 5K - Wed. 12th August - 8.00pm
Killorglin Inter-Firms 5K - Sun. 27th September - 9.00.am
Tralee Inter-Firms 10K - Sat. 4th October - 10.30am
Some points......
1) It just goes to show what good value the Cork BHAA races are! €5 for registered runners per race, just half of what it is in Dublin and Kerry. For that you get a proper road race with results and usually refreshments after the race.
2) The Kerry races are on a par with the prices with the Dublin prices although the entry fee for non-reg runners is expensive at €20.
3) It might be worth mentioning that the leagues in Cork and Dublin are in large population centres and hold most of their races near each city. The events in Kerry are spread out over the county and the population density is lower. I'm not sure if there will be many runners traveling from say North Kerry all the way down to Cahersiveen for a race or vice versa?
4) On the plus side, there aren't that many races in South Kerry.....Kenmare, Caherciveen, Killorglin......so it might encourage more activity in that area?
Thoughts....??
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Kerry...Results of the Tralee Marathon - Sun 15th Mar 2015
The annual Tralee Marathon was held on Sunday the 15th of March 2015. The top 3 in the marathon and half-marathon are shown below...
Marathon...
1 Senior Gary OHANLON 02:31:48
2 Senior Michael OREGAN 02:46:37
3 Senior Derek GRIFFIN 02:53:19
1 Senior Anna Meria COSTELLOE 02:58:39
2 Ages 40-44 Ann Marie HOLLAND 03:02:37
3 Senior Ruthann SHEAHAN 03:09:35
Half-Marathon...
1 Senior David MANSFIELD 01:10:04
2 Senior Michael OREGAN 01:13:56
3 Senior Julio Cesar CASTRO 01:16:06
1 Senior Sharon WOODS 01:30:36
2 Senior Alison Kirwan 01:31:41
3 Ages 40-44 Susan MURNANE 01:33:14
The full results can be found HERE
Photos......(Updated Thurs 9pm)
1) K.Connolly has 1000+ photos HERE
2) Kerry Eye have some commercial photos HERE
These are some stats for the Tralee event over the last 3 years.....
This was first held in 2013 and attracted a lot of interest. It did very well that year with about 1300 runners between the full marathon and the half.
In 2014, the full numbers dropped off as might be expected as it was no longer a novel event. The Half numbers held up very well. In total, about 1100 runners took part.
In 2015 however, the numbers have really dropped off. The marathon is down about 15% but getting 300 plus people to enter a full marathon is still no mean achievement. The half marathon numbers however dropped just over 30% resulting in about 850 runners overall.
The entry fee for the event was €60 for the full and €50 for the half which is pretty normal for events like this. It's no different from previous years when the price was the same.
As for the exact reason why it dropped so much? There was an adventure race in Killarney the same weekend so maybe that was a factor? Maybe it's because there are so many other races on the calendar?
There's no doubt that 800 plus runners still makes it a pretty large event and it generates welcome business for the town of Tralee in terms of accommodation, meals and associated spending. Maybe the figures for 2015 represents the natural level for an event like this? Only time will tell.
Thoughts??? Click on the 'Comment' link.
Marathon...
1 Senior Gary OHANLON 02:31:48
2 Senior Michael OREGAN 02:46:37
3 Senior Derek GRIFFIN 02:53:19
1 Senior Anna Meria COSTELLOE 02:58:39
2 Ages 40-44 Ann Marie HOLLAND 03:02:37
3 Senior Ruthann SHEAHAN 03:09:35
Half-Marathon...
1 Senior David MANSFIELD 01:10:04
2 Senior Michael OREGAN 01:13:56
3 Senior Julio Cesar CASTRO 01:16:06
1 Senior Sharon WOODS 01:30:36
2 Senior Alison Kirwan 01:31:41
3 Ages 40-44 Susan MURNANE 01:33:14
The full results can be found HERE
Photos......(Updated Thurs 9pm)
1) K.Connolly has 1000+ photos HERE
2) Kerry Eye have some commercial photos HERE
These are some stats for the Tralee event over the last 3 years.....
This was first held in 2013 and attracted a lot of interest. It did very well that year with about 1300 runners between the full marathon and the half.
In 2014, the full numbers dropped off as might be expected as it was no longer a novel event. The Half numbers held up very well. In total, about 1100 runners took part.
In 2015 however, the numbers have really dropped off. The marathon is down about 15% but getting 300 plus people to enter a full marathon is still no mean achievement. The half marathon numbers however dropped just over 30% resulting in about 850 runners overall.
The entry fee for the event was €60 for the full and €50 for the half which is pretty normal for events like this. It's no different from previous years when the price was the same.
As for the exact reason why it dropped so much? There was an adventure race in Killarney the same weekend so maybe that was a factor? Maybe it's because there are so many other races on the calendar?
There's no doubt that 800 plus runners still makes it a pretty large event and it generates welcome business for the town of Tralee in terms of accommodation, meals and associated spending. Maybe the figures for 2015 represents the natural level for an event like this? Only time will tell.
Thoughts??? Click on the 'Comment' link.
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Sunday, March 15, 2015
Tipperary...Results of the Borrisokane 5k - Sun 8th Mar 2015
A total of 111 people turned out for this 5k in Borrisokane
1st Man 1 Niall McCormack Clonmel A C Senior Men 17:42
2nd Man 2 Paul Buckley Ferbane A C Senior Men 18:29
3rd Man 3 Glen Austin Borrisokane Senior Men 19:30
1st Lady 8 Margaret Danagher Templemore A C Senior Women 21:25
2nd Lady 10 Aine Roche Clonmel A C Senior Women 22:12
3rd Lady 17 Lorraine Healy Moyne A C Senior Women 24:55
The full results can be seen HERE
1st Man 1 Niall McCormack Clonmel A C Senior Men 17:42
2nd Man 2 Paul Buckley Ferbane A C Senior Men 18:29
3rd Man 3 Glen Austin Borrisokane Senior Men 19:30
1st Lady 8 Margaret Danagher Templemore A C Senior Women 21:25
2nd Lady 10 Aine Roche Clonmel A C Senior Women 22:12
3rd Lady 17 Lorraine Healy Moyne A C Senior Women 24:55
The full results can be seen HERE
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Kerry...Results of the Muire Gan Smal 5k fun run, Castleisland - Sun 8th Mar 2015
1st. Sean O Sullivan,
2nd. Robert Purcell Jnr,
3rd. Robert Purcell Snr,
O/40 men.....1st Winston Clapham
O/50 men.....1st George Glover
Ladies:
1st. Siobhan Daly,
2nd. Tara O’Leary,
3rd. Julie Purcell,
O/40 ladies.....1st Eileen Brennan
O/50 ladies ....Ann O Leary
Newspaper report HERE
2nd. Robert Purcell Jnr,
3rd. Robert Purcell Snr,
O/40 men.....1st Winston Clapham
O/50 men.....1st George Glover
Ladies:
1st. Siobhan Daly,
2nd. Tara O’Leary,
3rd. Julie Purcell,
O/40 ladies.....1st Eileen Brennan
O/50 ladies ....Ann O Leary
Newspaper report HERE
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Clare...Results of the Michael Egan 5 mile in Quilty - Sun 1st Mar 2015
Run Clare Michael Egan 5 mile in Quilty, Co.Clare...Sun 1st Mar 2015
1 Sean HEHIR Rathfarnham WSAF AC M 25:03
2 Jake O regan ORegan St johns 27:13
3 Keith Lynch BMOH M 27:58
11 Sharon Rynne Kilmurry Ibrickane AC F 30:56
15 Cushla Brid Hehir Ennis Track F 31:44
28 Jackie O'Connor Ennis Track F35 33:07
Full results HERE
Photos...
1) Photos from James Sexton HERE
1 Sean HEHIR Rathfarnham WSAF AC M 25:03
2 Jake O regan ORegan St johns 27:13
3 Keith Lynch BMOH M 27:58
11 Sharon Rynne Kilmurry Ibrickane AC F 30:56
15 Cushla Brid Hehir Ennis Track F 31:44
28 Jackie O'Connor Ennis Track F35 33:07
Full results HERE
Photos...
1) Photos from James Sexton HERE
Kerry...Results of the Wild West Run Half-Marathon - Sat 28th Feb 2015
A total of 183 took part in this hilly half-marathon on roads and trails near Kenmare in Co.Kerry.
O’Connell John Male 254 1 01:30:38
O’Sullivan Jerry Male 263 2 01:34:13
Dineen Martin Male 269 3 01:34:47
Schwaiger Anna Female 184 14 01:42:26
Duffy Teresa Female 55 15 01:43:40
Oakes Isobel Female 133 25 01:46:22
The full results can be seen on the Kenmare AC website.
O’Connell John Male 254 1 01:30:38
O’Sullivan Jerry Male 263 2 01:34:13
Dineen Martin Male 269 3 01:34:47
Schwaiger Anna Female 184 14 01:42:26
Duffy Teresa Female 55 15 01:43:40
Oakes Isobel Female 133 25 01:46:22
The full results can be seen on the Kenmare AC website.
Limerick...Results of the Adare 10k road race - Sun 22nd Feb 2015
This annual 10k race in Adare was organised by West Limerick AC.
Mens:
1 Alan O Shea Bantry AC 31:16
2 Kenneth Rodgers, St.Johns 31:59
3 Mike O Brien , West Limerick AC 33:49
Ladies:
1 Carolyn Maria Hayes , West Limerick AC 37:46
2 Hannah Fothergill 38:55
3 Ann Macphail , Dooneen AC 40:33
The full results can be seen HERE
Mens:
1 Alan O Shea Bantry AC 31:16
2 Kenneth Rodgers, St.Johns 31:59
3 Mike O Brien , West Limerick AC 33:49
Ladies:
1 Carolyn Maria Hayes , West Limerick AC 37:46
2 Hannah Fothergill 38:55
3 Ann Macphail , Dooneen AC 40:33
The full results can be seen HERE
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Tipperary...County Masters Road Championships - Sun 22nd Feb 2015
Results of the Tipperary Athletics Board County Road Championships held in Fethard
1 Stuart Moloney Moore Abbey Milers A C Men 0/35 19 21
2 David Ryan Clonmel A C Men 0/40 19 54
3 Mark Darmody Clonmel A C Men 0/40 20 59
Men over 35
1 Clonmel A C "A" 2, 3, 5, 7 ...17 points
2 Dundrum A C 6, 8, 9, 16 ...39 points
3 Moore Abbey Milers A C1, 4, 12, 27 ...44 points
Men over 50
1 Clonmel A C "A" 34, 41, 48 ...123 points
2 Coolquill A C 32, 53, 54 ...139 points
3 Clonmel A C "B" 57, 59, 88 ...204 points
1 Phil Ryan Ballynonty A C Women 0/40 24 49
2 Orla Fleming Clonmel A C Women 0/40 24 58
3 Yvonne O Connor Clonmel A C Women 0/40 25 56
Women over 35
1 Clonmel A C "A" 2, 3, 6 ...11 points
2 Moore Abbey Milers A C4, 11, 16 ...31 points
3 Clonmel A C "B" 8, 9, 18...35 points
Over 45
1 Clonmel A C "A" 7, 13, 15 ...35 points
2 Clonmel A C "B" 17, 19, 23 ...59 points
3 Moyne A C 12, 26, 28 ...66 points
The full results can be seen HERE
1 Stuart Moloney Moore Abbey Milers A C Men 0/35 19 21
2 David Ryan Clonmel A C Men 0/40 19 54
3 Mark Darmody Clonmel A C Men 0/40 20 59
Men over 35
1 Clonmel A C "A" 2, 3, 5, 7 ...17 points
2 Dundrum A C 6, 8, 9, 16 ...39 points
3 Moore Abbey Milers A C1, 4, 12, 27 ...44 points
Men over 50
1 Clonmel A C "A" 34, 41, 48 ...123 points
2 Coolquill A C 32, 53, 54 ...139 points
3 Clonmel A C "B" 57, 59, 88 ...204 points
1 Phil Ryan Ballynonty A C Women 0/40 24 49
2 Orla Fleming Clonmel A C Women 0/40 24 58
3 Yvonne O Connor Clonmel A C Women 0/40 25 56
Women over 35
1 Clonmel A C "A" 2, 3, 6 ...11 points
2 Moore Abbey Milers A C4, 11, 16 ...31 points
3 Clonmel A C "B" 8, 9, 18...35 points
Over 45
1 Clonmel A C "A" 7, 13, 15 ...35 points
2 Clonmel A C "B" 17, 19, 23 ...59 points
3 Moyne A C 12, 26, 28 ...66 points
The full results can be seen HERE
Waterford...Results of the Dungarvan 10k - Sun 22nd Feb 2015
1st Brian Murphy Carrick AC 33.13
2nd Danny Smith Ballynonty AC 34.13
3rd Darragh Kavanagh Leevale AC 35.18
Over 40 Michael Murphy Carrick AC 38.11
Over 45 Sean O'Sullivan Midleton AC 39.06
Over 50 Martin Hayes WWAC 38.49
Over 55 Gerry Cantwell WWAC 40.44
Team Men Kevin Kenneally WWAC, Brian Byrne WWAC, Mossie Keogh WWAC
1st Anna Doris Midleton AC 39.26
2nd Sally Forristal St Josephs AC 39.46
3rd Siobhan McHugh Clonmel AC 40.24
Over 35 Sharon Keogh United Striders 46.59
Over 40 Corinna Walsh WWAC 40.43
Over 45 Catherine Clancy St Catherines AC 46.59
Over 50 Ger Houlihan Carrick AC 55.31
Team Women Sandra Prendergast WWAC, Brigid Coffey WWAC, Diana Chizikova WWAC
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...
1) West Waterford AC have a gallery HERE
2nd Danny Smith Ballynonty AC 34.13
3rd Darragh Kavanagh Leevale AC 35.18
Over 40 Michael Murphy Carrick AC 38.11
Over 45 Sean O'Sullivan Midleton AC 39.06
Over 50 Martin Hayes WWAC 38.49
Over 55 Gerry Cantwell WWAC 40.44
Team Men Kevin Kenneally WWAC, Brian Byrne WWAC, Mossie Keogh WWAC
1st Anna Doris Midleton AC 39.26
2nd Sally Forristal St Josephs AC 39.46
3rd Siobhan McHugh Clonmel AC 40.24
Over 35 Sharon Keogh United Striders 46.59
Over 40 Corinna Walsh WWAC 40.43
Over 45 Catherine Clancy St Catherines AC 46.59
Over 50 Ger Houlihan Carrick AC 55.31
Team Women Sandra Prendergast WWAC, Brigid Coffey WWAC, Diana Chizikova WWAC
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...
1) West Waterford AC have a gallery HERE
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