Tommy Crampton holds the distinction of being the first Raheny man home at the Boston Marathon for 2017, having crossed the line in 3:30.28.
A very impressive performance for Crampton in the grand-daddy of them all marathon. Seamus Rooney was the next Raheny man home in 3:34.32.
On Good Friday Connor Dooney set a course record at the Butlerstown 4 Mile in Waterford crossing the line in 19 minutes 23 seconds.
The previous course record was 20 minutes nine seconds. Trevor Power of Waterford A.C finished second in 20:33.
At the Clonliffe grand prix on Thursday which was a four mile track race Connor Jennings posted 29.16 with Shay Byrne posting 31:37 and Dave Brady posting 35:54.
