Aoife Brady 2nd in the 800 metres in a time of 2.17.32.
Crona Brady 2nd in her section 800 metres in a time of 2.25.58
Paul Duffy 4th his section 200 metres in a time of 27.86.
Congratulations to all.
Report by Orlagh Fleming.
Graded Meet at Santry July 30th 2008
Lanzarote 2007
21K La vuelta de Tinajo 28th Nov 2007
Today’s winner was Phil Kilgannon (IRL) he did this in a time of 01:10:34.
Literally followed by Eanna Cunnane who became second (IRL) he finished in 01:10:36
The third finisher was Karsten Kjelde (DEN) he finished the race in 01:10:43.
13K Ridge Run / 26th Nov 2007
Today Eanna Cunnane(IRL) won the Ridge Run he finished in an amazing time of 00:43:19. Phil Kilgannon(IRL) was the second finisher, he finished the race in 00:43:54 The third place went to Jonas Brandsbjerg(DEN) 00:43:59.
Today Anna Critchlow won again like yesterday. Today she finished in an impressing time of 00:50:02(GBR). Followed by Lucy Darcy(IRL) in 00:51:46. The third place went to Kathrin Schippmann(GER) she finished in 00:52:14.
5K Beach Race / 27th Nov 2007
Today’s female winner Lucy Darcy(IRL) with an impressive time of 00:22:09.
The second one who finished the race was Eanna Cunnane (IRL) with a time of 00:18:58.
The third finisher was Phil Kilgannon (IRL) he finished in 19 minutes and 4 seconds.
Leinster Novice Cross Country Championships 2007
Sportsworld was in action over the weekend in the Leinster Novice and Master’s Cross Country Championships.
Although the races were short, it was a very chalenging course, with steep descents and hills on evert lap. However, as usual there were medals aplenty for the girls: The Novice team of Louise Nolan, Ciara Foster, Kim Masuda and Anne Delaney won bronze in the team event, and Louise and Ciara also got bronze medals as members of the Dublin county team.
Lucy Darcy, Helen White, Sandra Armstrong and Breda Browne were 2nd placed team in the Master’s event, with Lucy running a very strong race to take second overall.
Eanna Cunanne came 3rd in the Novice Mens Event and Ronan merrick and Eanna also got Bronze Medals for the Dublin County Team.
Dublin Board Intermediate Cross Country Championships 2007
The Dublin Intermediate Cross-Country Championships took place last Sunday the 14th Oct in Tymon park. The weather was unseasonably good, which meant the course was in much better condition than you’d normally expect at this time of year. Although Tymon park is mainly flat, there was a hill on each lap of the course to challenge the legs and lungs of the participants.
Sean Wall won the under 17 race comfortably – he led from the start and sauntered home with a huge lead on the rest of the pack.
The Women’s race was 2 laps, or 4K, and Stephanie Bergin led the team home to a 3rd place finish, while also winning an individual bronze herself. Jackie O Hagan was our 2nd runner home followed by Louise Nolan / Helen Dixon / Kim Masuda / Jenny Maher.
Team Places > Stephanie Bergin 3rd / Jackie O Hagan 18th / Louise Nolan 19th / Helen Dixon 24th / Kim Masuda 30th / Jenny maher 39th.
The men’s race was 5 laps, or 10K, and the SportsWorld guys narrowly missed out on 3rd place in the team event. Eanna Cunanne picked up an individual silver, while Ed McEntee and Ronan Merrick took 11th and 12th, with Jakub Splawski and Will Greensmyth also running.
Leinster Intermediate 2007
Leinster Intermediate Results – Sunday 11th Jan 2007
Leinster Intermediate Cross Country Championships were run over a gently undulating 2KM course in Abbeyleix. There were hills galore on every lap, but these seemed manageable to anyone who tackled the “hill of death” at the Leinster Novice Championships in Avondale 2 weeks previously!
The Girls’ team was made up of Sarah McAteer, Orlagh Fleming, Helen Dixon and Clare O’Reilly. They all finished closely together, which was a great team effort in a race dominated by local clubs.
Eanna Cunanne led home the Dublin team to a team gold in the men’s event, and also got the individual silver medal (having been narrowly beaten in a sprint finish by Ger Clancy of DMP). Ronan narrowly missed a team gold, and with him and Ed both putting in strong runs, we were unlucky not to have had a full team, as we would have got bronze medals in the team event! ( Report by Eanna Cunanne )
Sarah McAteer Sportsworld 17.11
Orlagh Fleming Sportsworld Dublin 17.15
Helen Dixon Sportsworld 17.30
Clare O’Reilly Sportsworld 17.39
Eanna Cunnane ( 2nd Overall )Sportsworld Dublin 32.02
Ronan Merrick Sportsworld Dublin 34.39
Ed McAteer Sportsworld Dublin 35.20
