All Raheny Female Athletes are cordially invited to the Female Athlete Forum which has been organised by Orla Manley and Orla Gilheaney. The aim of the event is to promote our women in sport and to learn from one another and our line-up of speakers. A range of topics including goal setting, sporting mind set and resilience will be discussed along with many more. The speakers are; Jenny Murphy –…
Pl Name Time 1 Rory O’Connor 14.47 2 Mick McEnery 17.52 3 Eric Champ 17.56 4 Linda Byrne 18.20 5 Graham Ahearne 18.31 6 Gary Aylward 18.35 7 Zoe Quinn 18.45 8 Dylan Evendon 19.03 9 Derek O’Mahoney 19.09 10 Keith Fleming 19.15 11 Dave Feeney 19.27 12 Ollie Power 19.30 13 Cathal Collier 19.46 14 Keith Comiskey 19.52 15 Damien Small 20.07 16 Martin Kelly 20.19 17 Greg O’Beirne…
Isuelt O’Donnell, Mark Smyth and Brian Fay wrapped a silver lining around day two of the national indoor championships in Abbotstown. There were silver medals for O’Donnell in the 800m, Fay 1500m and Smyth 60m with bronze medals for Kim O’Hare in the triple jump. Isuelt O’Donnell posted a fast 2:07.07 for 800 meter in a tight finish were Nadia Power took gold in 2:06.26 and Claire Mooney bronze in…
Mark Smyth landed his first national senior title when he scorched around Abbotstown to the national 200m indoor title. Smyth set a new personal best and club record posting 21.04 seconds to claim the title, point 69 seconds ahead of Donore Harriers Paul McDermott. The time moves Mark Smyth to fifth on the Irish all-time list! 21-year-old Smyth had set a new personal best in the heats, stopping the clock…