Ryan Creech and Shona Heaslip claimed the 2024 AXA Raheny as a record crowd took to the Raheny streets.<\/p>\n
The 40th<\/sup> edition broke the attendance record the AXA Raheny 5 which had stood since 2020.<\/p>\n Creech retained his AXA Raheny 5 title with a gun to tape performance clocking 23 minutes 58 seconds having broken clear before the one mile mark.<\/p>\n Creech was just five seconds off his time in winning 2023, although the 2024 edition saw a stronger head wind for the Cork man.<\/p>\n Rathfarnham WSAF\u2019s David Scanlon took second place in 24:30 with John Paul Williamson (unattached) third in 24:32.<\/p>\n Shona Heaslip made it a Munster double as the Kerry woman powered to victory in 26:11 some 49 seconds clear of Nakita Burke (Letterkenny) who clocked 27:00.<\/p>\n Third place went to Cheryl Nolan of St Abbans in 27:05.<\/p>\n The team event saw Dublin City Harriers take a very impressive victory with 25 points. The winning team was Fay Dervan (sixth), Orla Duffy (seventh) and Sorcha McAllister (12) finish 25 points clear of the host club.<\/p>\n The Raheny Shamrock team of Fiona Roche, Kate Crowley and Aoibhinn McGoldrick with 50 points. DSD took third place with Niamh Devlin, Serena Tuffy and Ruth Wilson with 88 points.<\/p>\n A very impressive young Clonliffe Harriers team took the men\u2019s title with Ben Coughlan (15th<\/sup>), junior race winner Mahad Mohamed Egaal (20th<\/sup>) and Sean Heaslip Owens (25th<\/sup>) scoring 60 points.<\/p>\n Annadale Stridres took second place with 65 points. Their team was Cameron Stewart (fifth), Jimmy Sloan (21st<\/sup>) and Adam Spratt (39th<\/sup>). Third place went to the Raheny Shamrock team of Dave Rooney (12th<\/sup>), Rob Kelly (26th<\/sup>) and Kevin Byrne (33rd<\/sup>).<\/p>\n Full Results of the 2024 AXA Raheny 5 are available here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Many thanks to our sponsors AXA Insurance<\/a> for their continued support of the AXA Raheny 5.<\/p>\n