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Roads: Clohisey beats Sittuk at Waterside ‘Half’. Murray and Fagan tops at Laganside 10k

Mick Clohisey of Raheny  – who runs the Berlin Marathon in a few weeks time – was an impressive winner of the Waterside Half Marathon in Derry. His time of 65 mins 8 secs put him over two minutes clear of his Raheny clubmate Freddy Keron Sittuk, who clearly had last weekend’s Longford Marathon in […]

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Roads: Fagan Wins Dunshaughlin 10km

Martin Fagan continued his comeback after a two-year doping ban with a comfortable victory at  the Dunshaughlin 10km last night. Fagan’s time of 30 mins 3 secs  saw him coming home 43 seconds ahead of Annadale’s Paddy Hamilton. Raheny’s David Rooney, home from the USA for the summer, was third, followed closely by Thomas Hayes […]

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Mid-Week: Robinson Runs Mile PB of 3:54.77 in Oslo. Colvert Wins Graded 100m

Paul Robinson of St Coca’s ran a personal best of 3:54.77 for the mile at last night’s Bislett Games in Oslo. World indoor 1500m champion Ayanleh Souleiman  of Djibouti won with race in 3:49.49. Robinson was running his second Diamond League in six days. In the “national” 1500m, Laura Crowe of Riocht finished second in […]

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Round-Up: Christie, Durkan win at Rathfarnham; Lee and Ganiel Sub-2:40 in Berlin

Mark Christie of Mullingar Harriers was a comfortable winner of the Rathfarnham 5km, pushing the pace from the start and winning in 14 mins 37 seconds. Just three seconds adrift was Brian Maher of KCH. In the battle for third place, Conor Dooney of Raheny outsprinted Dunshaughlin’s Robbie Matthews and Tom Fitzpatrick of Tallaght, who […]

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Pollock 2:17 in London Marathon

Irish marathon champion Paul Pollock, of Kent AC, has run a time of 2:17.10 at the London Marathon – just 40 seconds slower than his winning time in Dublin last October. As he had done in Dublin, Pollock set a fast pace from the start, and although he struggled in the final 10km, still finished […]

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