World Masters Indoors: Pentathlon gold for Finegan

Geraldine Finegan of North East Runners is Ireland’s latest gold medal winner on the penultimate day at the World Masters Indoors in Daegu, South Korea. Finegan won the W50 in emphatic style scoring higher than her six opponents in all five disciplines. She started with 9.92 secs in the 60m hurdles for 1,004 points and […]

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World Masters Indoors: Gold for Brian Lynch. Silver Sheridan, Bechtina, Finegan

Brian Lynch of North East Runner has successfully defended his title in the M60 3000m at the World Masters Indoors in Daegu, South Korea. Lynch won the race in 10 mins 34.81 secs, giving him four seconds to spare on Britain’s Paul Thompson who finished in 10:38.68; the two were well clear of the field. […]

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World Masters Indoors: Gold for Joe Gough, Mark O’Shea and Ann Woodlock

Joe Gough of West Waterford is again world champion after a clear win in the M60 800m at the World Masters Indoors  in Daegu, South Korea. Gough – at 64 the oldest in the field –  clocked a brilliant time of 2 mins 19.17 secs to beat his old rival Oleksandr Lysenko from the Ukraine […]

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World Masters Indoors: Gough Safely Through. Bronze for Finegan

Joe Gough of West Waterford  comfortably won his heat to move into tomorrow’s M60  final at the World Masters Indoors in Daegu, South Korea today. Gough clocked a time of 2 mins 37.09 secs, with Oleksander Lysenko of  Ukraine  the fastest qualifier in 2:28.46.  In the M55 age group, Dunboyne’s Michael Cornyn also made it […]

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World Masters Indoors: Two team golds for Ireland

At the World Masters Indoors in Daegu,Korea today, the Irish men’s over 40 and over 55 teams both took gold. First up on the 8km course were the over 55 men, with Tom O’Connor of Liffey Valley finishing a fighting fifth, Pat O’Grady of Drogheda and District 6th and Michael Cornyn of Dunboyne AC 12th. […]

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John Coghlan and Barbara Cleary Win St Patrick’s Festival 5km. Shaughnessy shocks the men!

Race regular John Coghlan came out on top again at today’s St Patrick’s Festival 5km in Dublin. Coghlan, whose father Eamonn won the first edition of this race back in the 1980s, negotiated the twisting course and its ten corners in a time of 15 mins 12 secs. In the battle for second place, Cathal […]

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