Graham O’Dwyer won the Malahide parkrun in 16 minutes 58 seconds ahead of second placed Robert Frewen who posted 17 minutes 22 seconds.
Others who ran well in Malahide were Paul Frewen 20:13, Witek Lochowski 20:45, Eddie Harrison 22:17, Eimear O’Keeffe 22:21, Suzanne Collins 28:37, Steven Rowe 41:27.
Terry Keogh was first home in the St. Anne’s parkrun taking third place in 17 minutes 46 seconds with Eric Champ fifth in 18 minutes 20 seconds.
Other finishers in St. Annes were Mark McComish 19:22, Keith Comiskey 19:25, Keith Fleming 19:26, Aoibhinn McGoldrick 19:27, Dave Feeney 19:57, Paul Larkin 20:53, Jeremy Skillington 21:44, Connor Jennings 21:50.
Jim Keogh 21:51, Paul Hyland 21:58, Brendan Atkins 22:16, Helen Carr 22:30, Mary Lynch 23:05, Mark Lacey 23:55, Eamon Traynor 23:57, Amanda Langan 24:11.
Cherie Hyland 24:11, Aiden Feerick 24:21, Una Cherry 24:22, Aine Duffy 24:35, Brighid Smyth 25:22, Gerard O’Rourke 25:27, Richie O’Connor 25:35, Fiona Coyle 26:21.
Gary Kenny 27:31, Deirdre O’Dwyer 27:56, Dean Keogh 28:26, Denise Kelleher 28:28, Sharon Feerick 28:30, Marianne Fanning 29:20, Gillian Kenny 29:21, Valerie Hand 32:12, Sarah Brady 36:20.
Elsewhere Alan Foley won the Father Collins Park in 19 minutes 22 seconds with Rachel Markey posting 29:06 in Poppintree.
Patrick Phillips took second place in Donabate posting 19 minutes 28 seconds with Kate Martin first woman in Ballincollig clocking 21:43. Rachel Ormrod was third woman in 22:14
Alan O’Flynn took eighth place in Fairview posting 21:42 with Bob Quinn 29:09 in Poolbeg.
