Incorporating Round Eight of Lord Mayor Of Raheny Series Place Name Club Cat Time 1 Graham O’Dwyer Raheny Shamrock MS 10.27 2 Arnaud Beanjacar Liffey Valley M45 10.52 3 Brian Sexton Raheny Shamrock MS 10.53 4 John Clarke Raheny Shamrock M35 11.05 5 Simon Devenney Raheny Shamrock MS 11.23 6 Anthony Walsh Raheny Shamrock M35 11.31 7 Alan O’Flynn Raheny Shamrock M35 11.33 8 Sean Kelly Raheny Shamrock MS 11.34…
Gold, Silver and Bronze is the report from day three of the All-Ireland juvenile track and field championship. Sean Maher won the under-17 boys hammer with a best of 57.57 metres while Hugh Flood took bronze with a best of 47.92 metres. While Conor Flanagan took silver in the under-16 boys Pole Vault posting 2.60 metres, just .20 metres off gold. For the record Robert Higgins took of Na Fianna…
Brian Sexton won the St. Anne’s Park in 17 minutes 27 seconds with Declan Whooley fifth in 18:10 and Sean Honan 18:14. Others who ran in St.Anne’s were, John Clohisey 18:55, Anthony Walsh 18:58, Fiona Stack 19:21, Barry Lennon 19:22, Orla Manley 19:27, Ollie Power 19:37. Dave Feeney 19:43, Helen Carr 20:08, Gavin Duffy 20:22, Ultan McGuckin 20:40, Philip McGovern 20:50, Louis Linnane 21:01, Des Lyons 21:42, Aileen Cooke 22:08…
Brian Fay was just .46 of a second off breaking the magical four-minute mile barrier at tonight’s Morton Games. Fay posted 4:00.45 to finish 13th in the Morton Mile, a race won by America’s Sam Prakel in 3:55.80 with 11 athlete’s dipping under four minutes. Fay’s time bettered Kieran Kelly’s 53 week old record by .25 of a second as the first Raheny man to break the four minute barrier…