The 36th AXA Raheny 5 Mile Road Race, one of the most eagerly awaited events on the athletics calendar will take place on Sunday 26th January 2020 at 3pm. The most popular road race in the country is back for its 36th year with high demand for entries. Click here to enter the 2020 AXA Raheny 5.
The Raheny Shamrock senior women’s team took Dublin senior silver and were just four points off the gold medal. Kate Cronin returned to the country in excellent fashion to take fifth place in real cross country conditions in Santry, just 44 seconds off gold medallist Metro’s Catherina Mullen. Iseult O’Donnell came home in ninth place with Lucy Barrett 15th and Niamh Corbett 16th for a total of 45 points. Metro…
Place Name Time 1 Stephen Butler 10.39 2 Kenneth Nolan 10.51 3 Mick McEnery 11.41 4 Garret Shaw 12.19 5 Mark McSweeney 12.36 6 Dave Feeney 12.48 7 Damien Small 12.55 8 Jean Dunne 14.09 9 Greg O’Beirne 14.32 10 Angela Charlton 14.37 11 Jenny Colbert 14.40 12 Gerard O’Rourke 14.43 13 Stephanie Wright 14.46 14 Mark McLernon 14.58 15 Ciara Ni Bhroin 15.03 16 Ger Fay 15.07 17 Deirdre…
Mick Clohisey took the national silver medal when finishing sixth at this year Dublin Marathon. Clohisey clocked 2:13.18 after a fast finishing Stephen Scullion ran an excellent five kilometres to take second place overall and national gold in 2:12.01. A personal best for Clohisey on a day when the course record was broken by Morocco’s Othmane El Goumri in 2:08:06 just six months after completing a two-year suspension for a…