Mick Clohisey is ready to go as he represents Ireland in the World Athletics Championship Marathon in London tomorrow morning. Clohisey becomes the second Raheny Shamrock athlete to compete in the World Championships following on from hammer thrower Paddy McGrath in Seville 1999. “It’s great to represent the country and the Shamrocks on the World stage” Clohiesy told rahenyshamrock.ie. “I’m hoping to put in a strong performance and get my…
Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club wishes to send it’s condolences to Paddy Fay and family on the death of Paddy’s brother Declan. Funeral arrangements per www.rip.ie Removal on Saturday morning to Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace Church, Raheny for 11.30am Funeral Mass, followed by burial in St. Fintan’s Cemetery, Sutton.
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…
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…