Kate Crowley took Dublin ladies senior gold and Shane Spring bronze at the Rathfarnham 5km incorporating the Dublin 5km Championships
Spring was first Raheny athlete in home in a race were Efrem Gidey broke the course record. Spring clocking 14 minutes 34 seconds.
Spring was followed home by Kieran Kelly 14:41, Jordan McDonnell 14:45, Conrad Latham 15:11, David Rooney 15:14, Adam Condon 15:26, Charlie Gunawardhana 15:28, Dara MacRiocaird 16:03.
Nolan 16:08, Christian Finn 16:21, Ciaran McCarthy 16:26, Cillian Reilly Cooney 16:49, Paul McHugh 16:51, Colm Cassidy 17:08, Kate Crowley 17:05, Peter Mchugh 17:26.
Giovanni Salvatore 17:35, John Clarke 17:54, Annette Kealy 18:12, Nick Alexander 18:22, Conor Wynne Walsh 18:38, Anthony Lee 19:03, Brian McWeeney 19:40, Colm Kennelly 20:20.
Clodagh Foley 20:39, Lorraine Byrne 20:46, Sarah Deneher 21:13, Fiona Skelly 21:51, Patricia O’Cleirigh 22:50, Patrick Cooney 23:20, Catherine Groves 23:36, Desmond Lyons 24:44, Robert Beggs 25:10, Melanie Hearns 25:59 and Sinead Lyons 26:14.
There was individual medals for Shane Spring Dublin men’s senior bronze, Kieran Kelly Dublin masters men’s O35 gold, David Rooney Dublin master’s men’s O35 bronze.
Ciaran McCarthy Dublin masters men’s O50 bronze, Kate Crowley Dublin ladies senior gold and Annette Kealy Dublin master’s ladies O55 gold.
There was team medals for men’s senior silver: Shane Spring, Kieran Kelly, Jordon McDonnell and Conrad Latham.
Dublin O50’s men’s team silver: Ciaran McCarthy, Nick Alexander, Anthony Lee and Brian McWeeney.
Dublin 050’s women’s team gold: Annette Kealy, Lorraine Byrne and Patricia O’Cleirigh.
At the Monaghan Phoenix Trail Marathon Gerard Fay posted 5:45:23.
On Saturday, at the East of Ireland Marathon in Howth, Greg O’Beirne posted 62:32 in the 10k. In the Half-marathon Gavin Judge clocked 1:54:34
Carmel Ward finished second overall and won the women’s race in the 3/4 Marathon in 2:39:18. While Gerard Fay posted 5:13:00 in the marathon.
At the Ecotrail Wicklow Evilazio Araujo posted 65:10 in the 10k and Clare McKenna 3:19:21 in the 19km.
On Thursday. Colm Gormley was first home at the BHAA Keypoint 5km in 22:04. Gormley was followed home by Gerard Fay 22:44, Des Lyons 24:21, Gerry Christie 26:58 and June Comiskey 30:16.
