Brian Fay moved to fifth in the Irish all-time 5,000 metre list when he won the 5,000m at the Bryan Clay Invitational. Fay clocked 13:16.52 to win out and move into fifth place ahead of John Treacy, Cormac Finnerty and Eamonn Coghlan in the all-time Irish list. Fay has been in sensational form this year and the time was also a Washington state school record. Best wishes to Brian as…
Fiona Kirwan landed the 2022 Brian Holland Cup after beating the handicapper on a mild and pleasant night in Raheny. It was a special occasion as the club used their new temporary clubhouse in the Old Church for the first time as the HQ of a road race. Remarkably in-line with the club’s longest running road race. The gun to tape results are below. In the handicap race top 5…
The 2022 Brian Holland Cup takes place this Wednesday April 13th at 7.30pm in Raheny village. This is the 62nd edition of the Brian Holland Cup and will take place on the traditional course starting at the taxi rank in Raheny village opposite the Manhattan bar. The race moves past the shops onto watermill road down past manor house and onto the sea front turning left at black banks and…
Mark Smyth may start looking over his shoulder. Raheny’s fastest man is a marked man. If yesterday’s club track & field championships are anything go by; a huge body of the club’s younger members are out to emulate him No less than 45 Athletes took part in the 200m, resulting in eight very entertaining and competitive races, setting the tone to a wonderful club day at the iconic and historic…