Leinster Cross Country Silver Lining

Ian Conroy led the senior men’s team to Leinster championship silver in Adamstown, Dublin on Sunday. Conroy came home in sixth place, 76 seconds behind race winner Thomas Hayes from Kilkenny City Harriers. Simon Ryan was second Raheny man home in 10th place with Brian Leahy 11th and Donal Foley 24th to give a total of 51 points, just nine points behind winners Liffey Valley. Some 41 points clear of…

12/11/2017
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Claw’s Three In A Row For Dublin’s No.8

Mick Clohisey made it a hat-trick of senior Dublin titles as he led the senior men’s to three in a row in the Dublin championship. Clohisey made it three in a row at the Dublin championships with Conor Dooney taking silver for the second year running. Dublin novice champion Eoin Strutt came home in fourth place just two seconds behind bronze medallist Killian Mooney of DSD with Mark Kirwan fifth….

05/11/2017
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National Marathon Championship – Statement

Athletics Ireland have tonight (November 1 2017) informed Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club that Freddy Sittuk has been removed from the 2017 national marathon championship due to a technical infringement of the eligibility rule. Freddy Sittuk remains the club’s highest placed finisher at the 2017 SEE Airtricity Dublin Marathon. Secondly, Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club wish to confirm that the club removed a number of provocative social media posts on the club’s account…

01/11/2017
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Sittuk First Home in Dublin

Freddy Sittuk led home a huge contingent of Raheny Shamrock Athlete’s at the 2017 SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon. The 2017 SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon was possibly the most dramatic in the 38 year history of the event with just 23 seconds separating Dublin marathon winner Bernard Rotich of Kenya with fourth place Sittuk. Sittuk had always been in contention throughout the 26.2 mile and it was only as the race…

29/10/2017
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