The temperature hit 32C on the Tullamore Harriers track on the last day of the Juvenile championships, but that didn’t deter our juvenile shamrocks. We came away with three relay medals and two B championship medals. U19 4x400m mixed team of Conrad, Sarah, Daniel and Roisin with subs Molly and Senan took bronze. U19 4x400m girls team of Frejya, Eileen, Chloe and Alex with Sub Cara took bronze. U18 4x400m…
There was great success for Des O’Neill and Conrad Latham at the All-Ireland track and field schools championship over the weekend. Des O’Neill of St. Fintan’s High School won the 400m senior hurdles boys title in 54.29 seconds. O’Neill was well clear of Ruaidhrí ÓBaoill of Colaiste an Phiarsaigh in 57.50 seconds. While Conrad Latham of St. Paul’s College took bronze in the boys 800m intermediate race posting 1:58.77. Isaac…
The track season got off to a roaring success for our juvenile athletes. Over the course of 3 days nearly 200 athletes competed across track and field. We had first time competitors, loads of PBs and more silverware on its way home to the Parish. A massive medal haul of nine gold, seven silver and 12 bronze. All the consistent hard work over winter has really paid off. Well done…
To quote Steve Magness: “Cross Country is a great metaphor for life. From the outside, it looks like an individual sport. A bunch of people running their own race. But in reality, it’s a team sport. The sooner we embrace the team aspect, the better we perform, and the more joy and connection we create.” This is Championship Cross Country running to a tee, and in Raheny we have great…