At the Cork City Marathon Gavin Judge clocked 3:53:40 and Chris Troy 5:37:37. At the Cork City Half Marathon Cillian O’Leary posted 73:04 and Andrew Burns 1:49:16.
At the Cork City 10km Clodagh Foley posted 45:19 and Julie O’Leary 69:36.
Ciara Brady was first Raheny athlete home at the VHI Womens Mini Marathon in 37:48 followed by Annette Kealy 38:49, Sorcha Delargy 44:35, Sinead Currie 45:05
Helen Carr 45:28:00, Muireann Browne 45:44, Caitriona Costello 45:50, Órla Gilheaney 45:54, Karen Slye 46:11, Emma Walsh 46:22, Clare Fox 47:46, Niamh O’Malley 47:53.
Sarah O’Neill 48:34, Mary Lynch 48:37, Lisa McCarthy 49:05, Una Cherry 49:07, Patricia O’Cleirigh 49:33, Roisin Dooley 49:34, Siobhan Foley 50:34, Jenny Colbert 50:35.
Mary Purdue-Smyth 50:42, Nicola Mooney 51:12, Molly Kenny 51:31, De O’Connor 52:40, Cherie Hyland 54:16, Gillian Kenny 55:51, Angela Charlton 56:40, Denise Kelleher 56:54
Brighid Smyth 58:10, Orla Hayes 58:26, Ellen Jacob 60:47, June Comiskey 62:19, Olivia Mooney 64:58, Grace Meikle 65:05, Jane Hedigan 65:40, Siobhán Mulvey 67:03.
Avril Stephenson 72:07, Suzanne Landers 74:02, Patricia Lorigan 95:22
On Saturday, Brian Sexton won the Timahoe Heritage Festival 5km in 16:38
Ciaran McCarthy was first home at Tuesday’s BHAA Irish Life five mile in Dunboyne clocking 28 minutes.
McCarthy was followed home by Alasdair Brown 28:26, Nick Alexander 36:16, Colm Gormley 38:01 and June Comiskey 49:00.
Whereas, Mick Traynor posted 18:57 at the Star of the Sea Stamullen 5km followed home by Niall Power 19:38 and Gerard Fay 24:24.
On Thursday, Stephen Sharpe took second place in the Balbriggan Summerfest 5km in 17 minutes 43 second. Skerries Ronan Dunphy won out in 16:40.
While, Mick Traynor posted 19:10 and Gerard Fay 24:18. On Friday at the Knockbridge 5km Gerard Fay posted 26:48.
