Gold, Silver and Bronze is the report from day three of the All-Ireland juvenile track and field championship. Sean Maher won the under-17 boys hammer with a best of 57.57 metres while Hugh Flood took bronze with a best of 47.92 metres. While Conor Flanagan took silver in the under-16 boys Pole Vault posting 2.60 metres, just .20 metres off gold. For the record Robert Higgins took of Na Fianna…
Parkrun Round-Up 21 July
Brian Sexton won the St. Anne’s Park in 17 minutes 27 seconds with Declan Whooley fifth in 18:10 and Sean Honan 18:14. Others who ran in St.Anne’s were, John Clohisey 18:55, Anthony Walsh 18:58, Fiona Stack 19:21, Barry Lennon 19:22, Orla Manley 19:27, Ollie Power 19:37. Dave Feeney 19:43, Helen Carr 20:08, Gavin Duffy 20:22, Ultan McGuckin 20:40, Philip McGovern 20:50, Louis Linnane 21:01, Des Lyons 21:42, Aileen Cooke 22:08…
Fay Sets New Club One Mile Record
Brian Fay was just .46 of a second off breaking the magical four-minute mile barrier at tonight’s Morton Games. Fay posted 4:00.45 to finish 13th in the Morton Mile, a race won by America’s Sam Prakel in 3:55.80 with 11 athlete’s dipping under four minutes. Fay’s time bettered Kieran Kelly’s 53 week old record by .25 of a second as the first Raheny man to break the four minute barrier…
Lord Mayor Series Rd7
Place Name Club Cat Time 1 Brian Sexton Raheny Shamrock MS 10.55 2 John Clarke Raheny Shamrock M35 11.05 3 Conall Roger Jnr Unattached MJ 11.38 4 Niamh Kearney Sli Cualainn FS 11.41 5 Sean Kelly Raheny Shamrock MS 11.43 6 Keith Fleming Raheny Shamrock M45 11.44 7 Alan Foley Raheny Shamrock MS 11.53 8 Mick Flynn Raheny Shamrock M45 11.54 9 Keith Comiskey Raheny Shamrock M45 11.57 10 Dave…