Peter Somba landed the Battle of Clontarf 10 Mile in a wet and windy St. Anne’s Park. Somba posted 52 minutes 31 seconds, the Dunboyne runner also adding the Leinster championship with Rathfarnham’s Robert Murphy taking silver in 53 minutes seven seconds. Sportsworld’s Karol Cronin took bronze in 55 minutes 37 seconds some 17 seconds clear of Sli Cualann’s Clive Quinn. Sally Forristal of St. Joseph’s landed the women’s title…
Michael McMahon was first of the Raheny contigent home at the BHAA 10k in the K Club on Saturday posting 32:56. McMahon was followed by Dave Gargan 43:38, Ann Marie Gargan 49:24, Mary Purdue-Smyth 49:31, Brighid Smyth 52:05, Sinead Lyons 53:56 and June Comiskey 57:58. While on Good Friday Ailis Murtagh took second place in the 5K Good Run with Triona Nic Dhonaill second in the 2K Good Run, both…
Q1. How do I collect my number? A1. Numbers can be collected from Clontarf GAA Club on Saturday March 31st and Sunday 1st of April between 11am and 4pm. On Race day numbers can be collected from the Red Stables St.Anne’s Park from 8am. Q2. Is Parking Available? A2. There is limited parking available in the red stables car park in St. Annes Park, There is also public parking available…
The Clonliffe Harreirs Grand Prix began on Thursday evening with five Raheny Shamrock member’s taking part in our near neighbours series. The 16 race series opened in some style the Frank White Track 5 mile, as Stephen Scullion set an Irish record for a five mile track race. 59 athlete’s in total finished out the race with the Raheny athlete’s posting Brian Connor 33:49, Simon Smith 36:16, Connor Jennings 37:23,…