Today we join athletes and clubs worldwide in celebrating the incredible contribution of coaches on Global Coaches Day. We have nearly 40 coaches who give their time every week, turning up rain or shine to guide, inspire, and support our athletes. Juveniles to masters, from Coach to 5k to our national challengers. Without them, there would be no club. Global Coaches Day is part of the European Week of Sport,…

This Wednesday September  24 will see a special celebration as the club celebrates 60-years since women’s members were accepted. A special meet-up will take place in our clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon, which will include many of the members from that era. As such, please note the clubhouse meeting room and gym will be unavailable from 12 noon to 4pm approximately. Any questions or queries please email info @rahenyshamrock.ie

Michael Brady led home a sizable contingent at the Berlin Marathon in 2:20:30. Brady was followed home by John Sheridan 2:49:37, Robert Frewen 2:53:04, Ian McConkey 2:57:30, Colm Dunne 3:05:38, Wes O’Brien 3:06:10, Erik Champ 3:22:49, Andrew McQuillan 3:59:54, Gordon Manning 4:11:33 and Greg O’Beirne 4:27:48.

Fiona Stack was third woman home at the Irish Life Dublin Half Marathon in 81 minutes 23 seconds. Caitlyn Harvey of Roadrunners AC won out in 78:44. The Antrim athlete, was runner-up at the national half-marathon. Whereas, Maebh Brannigan of Galway City Harriers took second palce, 13 seconds adrift in 78:57 with Stack third. Will Boyle was first Raheny athlete home in 74:39 followed by Conor Ahern 80:20, Mark Hogan…