Crowley Takes Dublin Intermediate Bronze

Kate Crowley took bronze in the Dublin intermediate cross country leading the Raheny team home to silver medals.

Crowley was just behind Cristin Scollard of DCH and silver medallist Donore’s Juno Gerolmo-Feeney.

Aisling Ahern was fourth overall finishing just seven seconds behind Crowley.

With Blaithin Sheil 13^th and Sarah Deneher 20^th as the Raheny team totalled 40 points, just two points off gold medallists Civil Service. Bronze went to DCH some 21 points behind the Shamrocks.

The non-scoring team members were Clare Fox 22^nd, Sharon Keilthy 25^th, Seona O’Keeffe 27^th, Sorcha Delargy 33^rd, Aoibhe Rooney 36^th, Clodagh Foley 37^th.

 

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There was heart break in the men’s race as just two points separated the men’s team from bronze.

Ronan Wogan was first home in 10th place followed by Vengatramanakarthikeyan Meiazhagan 14^th, Barry Meehan 16^th and Davey Duane 38^th giving the team 78 points.

Liffey Valley took the bronze medal with 76 points, just two points ahead of the Raheny team. For the record, Clonliffe Harriers took gold with 21 points and Brothers Pearse took silver with 44.

Gerard Curley 41^st, Christopher Quaid 46^th, Aodhaghan O’Deasmhjnaiga 57^th, John Clarke 63^rd, Robert Fox 75^th.