Kieran Kelly took national 10,000 metre silver as the 10,000 metres took part in the AI games. Kelly posted 31:46.87 for second place, behind Emmet Jennings of DSD who won out in 31:31.16. David Scanlon of Rathfarnham WSAF took bronze in 31:47.94. Niamh Fogarty won the discus with a best of 56.36 metres, while Daphni Doulaptsi Teeuwen won the triple jump with a best of 12.16 metres. Elsewhere at the…
Road Racing Round-Up
Ronan Wogan won the Termonfeckin half-marathon posting 76 minutes 13 seconds. Wogan was followed home by Stephen McDonnell in 90:50, Brian Hanney 1:44:59, Niall Buckley 1:49:06, Angela Charlton 1:52:55 and Gerard Fay 2:08:01. Wogan, McDonnell and Hanney came home as third team. Meanwhile, Kate Purcell took third place in the Fingal 10km clocking 35:46. Also running where, David Rooney 31:45, Michael Brady 31:54, Stephen Butler 33:51, Robert Frewen 34:07, James…
Fay Third In Morton Mile
Brian Fay took third place in the famous Morton Mile as Fay and Cillian Kirwan broke the magic four minutes. Fay posted 3:52.41 for third place, a race that was won on his home track by Clonliffe’s Cathal Doyle in 3:52.06. Sam Prakel of USA took second place in 3:52.32. With Fay just behind in 3:52.41 just .35 seconds off victory. It was a special night for Cillian Kirwan as…
Raheny Shamrock AC Complete Purchase of St Assams Church
Raheny Shamrock Athletic Club are delighted to confirm the purchase of St. Assam’s Church Raheny, D05 T8N8. The purchase of the site, where the club took residency in 2022, brings to a conclusion the club’s 30-year search for a permanent home. 2024 will be regarded as special year for club as we take this step with member’s Sophie Becker, Eric Favors and Brian Fay set to represent Ireland at the…