Joseph O’Donoghue produced another display of front running to add round nine of the Lord Mayor of Raheny series to his mantel piece. O’Donoghue powered away from the gun to win in 10 minutes six seconds with Graham Dwyer taking second place in 10:46 and Wesley Grant third in 10:54. Anne Marie Woods landed the women’s title for the first time this year in 12 minutes 15 seconds in a…
Place Name Club Cat Time 1 Joseph O’Donoghue Raheny Shamrock MS 10:06 2 Graham Dwyer Raheny Shamrock MS 10:43 3 Wesley Grant Raheny Shamrock M35 10:54 4 Eamonn Traynor Raheny Shamrock M45 11:02 5 Stephen McGuinn Raheny Shamrock MS 11:06 6 James Cassidy Unattached M35 11:25 7 Niall Power Raheny Shamrock M40 11:38 8 Keith Fleming Raheny Shamrock M45 11:46 9 Dave Hodson Raheny Shamrock M35 11:47 10 Eddie McGrath…
The men’s and women’s track and field teams are both set for a trip to Tullamore next month having progressed to the national league final. Simon Devenney’s side amassed 105 points to finish third in Belfast and totalling up to 202 points from round one to finish sixth overall after the first two rounds. While Kay Bannon’s team scored 83 points in Belfast totalling up to 182 points to finish…
Ian Conroy finished 50th in the World Mountain Running championship in Premana, Italy on Sunday, posting 63 minutes 47 seconds Conroy was second Irish man home just three places behind Clonliffe’s Brian MacMahon. Zak Hanna finished in 53rd place to give Ireland 150 points and finish in 14 place overall. The race was won by Uganda’s Victor Kiplangat who also helped Uganda to gold ahead of Italy and USA. The…