Mark Smyth set a new club 200 metre indoor record while winning the Leinster 200 metres indoor title. Mark Smyth won heat three posting a sharp 21.62 seconds, that was point 01 seconds off his personal best. In the first semi-final, Conal O’Toole broke the tape in a winning 22.82 seconds to qualify for the final with Lam Sheehan just off a final place in 25.10 seconds. The final saw…
Annette Kealy took fifth place in Malahide in 18:37 followed by Helen Carr 20:33, Steve Reeves 20:55, John Freir 21:23, Aileen Byrne 23:14, Eddie Harrison 23:24, Denise Kelleher 24:01, Seona O’Keeffe 24:12, Steven Rowe 24:16. In St. Anne’s Park Ronan Kenny took second place in 17:40 with Colm Dunne fourth in 17:47, Joe McCracken 18:31, John Clohisey ninth in 18:33 and Alan O’ Flynn 10th in 18:36. Others who ran…
Place Name Time 1 Ciaran Kelly 11.10 2 Ken Shannon 11.15 3 Eric Champ 11.24 4 Michael McEnery 11.33 5 Sean Kelly 11.37 6 James Cassidy 11.38 7 Alis Murtagh 11.39 8 Eamonn Traynor 11.39 9 Lucy Barrett 11.41 10 Mark MacSweeney 11.48 11 Pater Smyth 11.52 12 Keith Fleming 12.03 13 Zoe Quinn 12.04 14 Pat Power 12.14 15 Dave Feeney 12.19 16 Keith Comiskey 12.23 17 Padraig Mullins…
Mark Smyth wrapped a silver lining on the national indoor championships as Brandon Arrey, Brian Fay and Kieran Kelly all grabbed bronze statues. Mark Smyth took silver in the 200 metres after a blistering return to the track. Smyth opened his campaign taking second in his heat in 21.84. Then running a blistering lap to taking silver in the final in 21.64 seconds just point 22 seconds behind former British…