There will be no juvenile training tonight (30/10) in Manor House, as your awesome coaches are recovering from their amazing performances at the Dublin City Marathon. Any questions or queries to juvenile @ rahenyshamrock.ie
Mick Clohisey landed the 2018 National Marathon title taking sixth place in the Dublin marathon in two hours 15 minutes 58 seconds. Clohisey time makes him the fastest national marathon champion since Tommy Hughes in 1991 as he becomes the third Raheny Shamrock man to win the national marathon title. “It was my First time to run Dublin, the home town” explained Clohiesy. “I was really looking forward to this…
Name Chip Time Mick Clohisey 02:15:57 Mark Kirwan 02:17:36 Cillian O’Leary 02:24:35 Dermot Gorman 02:37:35 Robert Frewen 02:47:56 Colm Cassidy 02:50:10 Daragh Bell 02:54:36 Colm Dunne 02:55:29 Tara Kennedy 02:56:26 Eric Champ 02:57:13 Sean Kelly 02:58:27 Dermot Coffey 02:58:30 Eoin Connolly 02:59:43 Patrick Phillips 03:03:39 Graham O’Dwyer 02:59:27 Terry Keogh 02:59:16 Eoin Connolly 02:59:43 Greg Fitzsimons 03:14:17 Declan Whooley 03:15:39 Gearoid Healy 03:15:51 Michael Flynn 03:15:34 Philip Mc Govern 03:16:59…
Mick Clohisey has won the national marathon championship winning gold in 2:15.57 and finishing sixth in the Dublin Marathon. Mark Kirwan took 10th place in the Dublin Marathon and fourth in the national championship in 2:17.36. Cillian O’Leary was third Raheny man home in 2:24.35. Unofficially that combination would take silver in the team championship. Tara Kennedy Monks was first Raheny woman home in the Dublin marathon in 2:56.34. Full results later….