Shane Spring took gold at the Leinster junior cross-country championship in Ratoath. It was double medals for the club as Adam Condon took bronze. Matthew Glennon took silver. The team were just five points off a medal with Spring and Condon joined by Dara MacRiocaird 34th and Lorenzo Zurru 50th. Mullingar Harriers took gold with 55 points followed by Kilkenny City Harriers second and Tullamore Harriers third. KCH took silver…
A little piece of history as young Chloe Griffin became the first female to win an Autumn Classic series race outright.
Aisling Ahern was the first Raheny athlete home at AI Open cross country in Abbotstown today. Ahern took 25th place with Lucy Barrett 29th. In the masters race, Zoe Quinn took 15th followed by Annette Kealy 20th, Sarah Quigley 25th, Orla Gormley 48th, Adrienne Atkins 51st and Alma Capt 53rd. June Comiskey took 10th place in the M65 race. Dylan O’Brien was first Raheny man home in 37th place followed…
Niall Buckley was the first Raheny athlete home at the Na Cosontoir 10km in the Phoenix Park on Wednesday. Buckley clocked 40 minutes and 51 seconds. Buckley was followed by Dylan Evenden 43:41, Martin Kelly 43:55 and John Frier 50:14. The race was won by John O’Sullivan-Hourihan in 30 minutes 58.