Place Name Time 1 Simon Devenney 4:44 2 Will Walsh 4:55 3 Terry Keogh 5:02 4 Eamonn Dunne 5:03 5 Sam Kelly 5:05 6 Sean Flynn 5:07 7 Dave Woods 5:14 8 Eric Champ 5:15 9 John Clarke 5:18 10 Michael King 5:24 11 Eamon Traynor 5:27 12 Sarah Quigley 5:33 13 Keith Fleming 5:34 14 Aine Crimin 5:37 15 Keith Comiskey 5:38 16 Ollie Power 5:39 17 Jenny Mulry…
Richie O’Connor wishes to advise club members of the below Visual Impairment initiative. As part of parkrun I and a number of other volunteers have undergone some preliminary training on being a guide for visually impaired runners and walkers. While discussing this, the trainer noted that Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club had been in touch with one of the lead organisations about expanding the club to facilitate visually impaired runners. As…
Mick Clohisey took second place in the Dunboyne Four mile race just one second behind Peter Somba. Clohisey posted 18 minutes 41 seconds, just a second behind Somba. Clohisey’s second place helped the men’s team to second place, just four points behind Clonliffe Harriers. The men’s scoring team was Clohisey, Kevin Moriarty who posted 20:14, Michael McMahon 20:31 and Ciaran McCarthy 21:14. Annette Kealy finished fourth in the women’s race…
Fionn McGrane landed under 18 gold in the boy’s triple jump at the National juvenile indoor championships. McGrane jumped 12.69 metres. The jump set a new indoor club record improving on Matt Cotter’s previous best by 11 centimetres. Meanwhile Sean L’Estrange took fifth place in the under 17 200 metres posting 23.09 seconds. L’Estrange posted 23.10 seconds in his heat. While Caoimhe Flynn posted a personal best of two minutes…