Raheny Shamrock athlete’s grabbed six medals on day two of the Leinster schools track & field championships in Santry. Sutton Park School’s Kim O’Hare took gold in the senior triple jump posting 11.14 metres. While Holy Faith Clontarf’s Aoibhinn McGoldrick took silver in the senior 800 metres posting 2:15.25. At the intermediate grade there was gold for Belvedere College’s Scot Meaney in the long jump with a best jump of…
At Thursday night’s BHAA ESB Beach race Orla Gormley was first Raheny athlete home in 21:25, followed by David Gargan in 21:36. Ann Marie Coughlan 24:34, David Brady 28:42 and June Comiskey 29:25. At the Clonliffe Grand Prix on Thursday night which was a one mile track race James Smith was first Raheny athlete home in 5:36. Zoe Quinn was second Raheny athlete home in 5:40, followed by Brian Connors…
Club membership fee’s are now overdue and if you have not paid, please rectify this as soon as possible. Payment can be made directly to Pat Hooper or Bernie Manley, or online through the Club website. If you are using the clubhouse, taking part in races under Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club, attending training sessions or training runs, then you must be a registered member. To everyone who has paid, many thanks…
Aoibhinn McGoldrick of Holy Faith Clontarf set a branch new Leinster schools senior 1500 metre steeplechase record on day one of the Leinster Schools track and field championship McGoldrick was rewarded with for her front running tactics in with a new record of 5:14.09, bettering the old record of 5:18.25 by four seconds. Meanwhile St. Fintan’s Sutton’s, James Hyland took silver in the intermediate boys 1500m steeplechase in posting 4:48.76….