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Sittuk and Curley win Walled City Marathon. Fitzpatrick runs 14:03.95 at BMC

Freddy Keron Sittuk of Raheny Shamrock won the SSE Airtricity Walled City Marathon in Derry by almost three minutes. Sittuk’s time was 2:22.34; finishing second was Peter Brandon Somba  in 2:25.26. Local man Greg Roberts  was a close third in 2:25.38, followed by Gideon Kipsang and then Lezan Kimutai who was first over 40. Finishing […]

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Irwin and Neville clock Euro qualifying marks at All Ireland Schools (updated)

Defending champion Zak Irwin of Sligo Grammar ran a European Junior qualifying time of 10.60 seconds to win the senior 100m at the Glo Health All Ireland Schools Track and Field Championships in Tullamore. His time was just one-hundredth of a second off Marcus Lawler’s 2013 record of 10.59. Later in the day, Irwin, who […]

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World Relays Bahamas: The Timetable

Today – Saturday 2 May  (Bahamas are four hours behind us) 19.00 (1am our time) Men’s 4 x 400m heats (Irish team – from Thomas Barr, Brian Gregan, Craig Lynch, Dara Kerwick, Brian Murphy, Richard Morrissey) 19.29 Women’s 4 x 200m hts 19.46 Men’s 4 x 100m hts 20.09  Men’s 4 x 800m final 2032 […]

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Mile PB for Mageean. Fast 300m for Gregan

Ciara Mageean of UCD ran a personal best 4 mins 35.47 secs to finish second in the Great North Run Mile at Newcastle yesterday. The race was won by Scotland’s Laura Muir in 4:34.84.  Donore’s John Travers finished 7th in the men’s mile with a time of 4:03.68. In the much-hyped 30th anniversary Great North […]

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Nat T-F Day 2: O Lionaird, Mageean win 1500m titles. With Results Summary

Leevale’s Ciaran O Lionaird booked his place on the Irish team for the European Athletics Championships when he won a thrilling 1500m at the second day of the Glo Health Irish Track and Field Championships in Santry. Four men have A qualifying standards for the 1500m at the Europeans and they duly finished in the […]

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All Irelands in Santry: Who Will Star?

Santry came alive last week with  brilliant runs  for Mark English, Thomas Barr and John Travers at the Morton Games – and more of the same can be expected  at this weekend’s Glo Health Irish Track and Field Championships. The big star of last year’s championships was Ferrybank’s Kelly Proper, with a hat trick of […]

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Gregan Gets Euro Mark; Marrs Attack in Tullamore!

Brian Gregan  of Clonliffe Harriers   ran a season’s best of 45.94 secs   to finish sixth in a closely run 400m at the Gugl Meet in Austria last night. His time dipped under the European Championships A mark of 46 seconds. American  James Harris  won the race in 45.33. Paul Robinson  of St Coca’s finished a […]

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Round-up: Tailteann Treble for Lawler. Wins for Barr, Robinson, Gregan in Tallin

Sean Lawlor of Kylemore College proved the star of the day at the Aviva Tailteann Schools Interpro in Santry winning both the 100m and 200m and then anchoring Leinster to 4x100m victory. Even better, his 200m time of 21.67 secs was a new record. In the girls’ 100m, Megan Marrs of Strathern Belfast ran 11.71, […]

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Track: Irish Aim for Top 5 in Tallin. Plus League Standings going into Rd 2

Thomas Barr in the 400m hurdles,  Mark English 800m, Paul Robinson 1,500m, Brian Gregan 400m and Fionnuala Britton 5,000m are all expected to take big points at this weekend’s European Team Championships in Tallin, Estonia. Another who could make an impression is Australian-born Kevin Batt, who is selected for the 5000m having run a time […]

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Round-Up: Robinson 2nd in Boston Mile; Meath Titles for Kavanagh, Martin

Paul Robinson of St Coca’s finished second in an invitational mile run in association with the Boston Marathon. His time in a tactical race was 4 mins 12 secs. Winner of the race was Nick Willis of New Zealand in 4:11.3. Leo Manzano of the USA was third bin 4:13.3. In Florida, Lisburn’s Amy Foster […]

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