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McCormack and Christie winners at Autumn Open Cross-Country. Hughes 1st M55 Amsterdam

Fionnuala McCormack of Kilcoole proved that she is still the woman to beat when  she won the Autumn Open Cross-Country over the newly-launched National Cross-Country Course at Abbotstown. McCormack proved the class of the field in the women’s 6000m, beating Polish visitor  Paulina Kaczynska by over half a minute. Showing a welcome return to form […]

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Ganiel 1st, Ciobanu 3rd Leiden ‘Half’. Plus Euro Masters and round-up.

Gladys Ganiel of North Belfast Harriers won the Leiden Half Marathon in Belgium this morning. With selection for the Rio ’16 marathon squad taking place tomorrow, Ganiel had hoped to prove her fitness by running a fast time. Unfortunately, warm, muggy conditions and cobbles on quarter of the course meant times generally were  slow and […]

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McCambridge runs 34.38 at North West 10k. Belfast hat-trick for Kositany. Meath Relays(updated)

Maria McCambridge of DSD finished eighth overall in a time of 34 mins 38 secs at the North West 10km in Letterkenny yesterday. McCambridge, a previous overall winner of this race, was using the race as a final tune-up before the Riga Marathon in Latvia on Sunday May 15.   Claire McCarthy of Leevale, who dropped […]

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World Masters: Another steeplechase medal – this time for McEvilly. Plus full result

On the final day of competition at the World Masters in Lyon, Galway’s Martin McEvilly was pipped for gold in the M65 2000m steeplechase.  Winner was  Belgium’s Johny Boextaens in 7:42.01; McEvilly was just fractionally behind. With a total of 26 medals – eight gold, eight silver and ten bronze –  Ireland ended up 23rd […]

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World Masters: Doherty takes steeplechase silver

Ciaran Doherty of Letterkenny is Ireland’s latest medal winner at the World Masters in Lyon. In the M40 steeplechase, Doherty took silver when he finished second  in a time of 9:23.77. Winner was  Spain’s Jo Blanco  Quevado in 9:15.24; third was another Spanish athlete Manuel Nunez in 9:36.72.  It was a second world masters title […]

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