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Barr Under 49 secs for 400m Hurdles; 3000m PB for Britton. Geneva Results

Ferrybank’s Thomas Barr set a brilliant new Irish  400m hurdles record of 48.90 secs  at the Record EAP meet in Geneva, Switzerland. Barr won the race ahead of current European champion Rhys Williams of GB and now tops the European rankings. The time beats  Barr’s newly minted Irish best of 49.61 sec set two weeks […]

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Irish 400m Hurdles Record for Barr in Belgium (with full Irish result)

Thomas Barr of Ferrybank ran a brilliant 49.61 secs to break the Irish 400m hurdles record at the IFAM meet in Ordegem, Belgium. His time was also inside the Euro A qualifying mark. A large Irish squad had travelled to the meet which resembles a giant international graded meet, with a plethora of races in […]

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Mid-Week: Ryan, Talty on Top in Dunboyne BHAA 5

Two of the best races on the Business Houses Athletic Association calendar took place on Tuesday – and both attracted record crowds. At the Dunboyne 5-Mile, a flood of late entries stretched the race organisers to their limit, but all ended well, with the usual huge spread of food, thoughtful prizes and plenty of time […]

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Round-Up: Proper Wins16th Indoor title; Foster Makes Worlds Time

Highlights of the second day of the Woodie’s DIY National Indoors in Athlone includes a 16th indoor title for Kelly Proper of Ferrybank when she won the 200m in 23.56 – a new stadium record, improving on the  23.75 secs she had run a day earlier in the heats. In the long jump, she marginally […]

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Round-Up: Heffernan 2nd in Millrose Mile Walk

World 50km champion Robert Heffernan from Togher finished second in  the men’s mile walk at the Millrose Games in New York  with a time of 5 mins 39.75 secs. Winner was Andreas Gustafsson from Sweden in 5:34.45. Heffernan’s record of 15 indoors titles was equalled by Ferrybank’s Kelly Proper at the opening day of the […]

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Phil Healy Runs 7.46 for 60m in Athlone; Proper 4th in Sheffield

Sprinter Phil Healy’s time of 7.46 secs for the 60m proved the highlight of the inaugural National Club Indoor League held in Athlone. In her first year as a senior, Healy stormed down the track to beat old rival Sarah Lavin, now with UCD, who clocked 7.61 secs, with Catherine McManus of Celtic DCH third […]

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Leevale for the Double?

Newly crowned Irish heptathlon champion, Kelly Proper will lead a strong Ferrybank women’s team at Sunday’s Woodies DIY National League Finals in Tullamore. With Proper on the team, Ferrybank last won the title in 2011, but the Waterford club has struggled to field a full team since then. DSD were the winners in the two […]

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Round-Up: Proper Just Off Record At Tullamore

Ferrybank’s Kelly Proper  was only 24 points off her own national record when winning the  heptathlon at the Woodie’s DIY Combined Events Championships in Tullamore – her fourth outdoor title this  season. Proper had started the day day with a commanding lead  after her first day’s efforts: 14.31  in the 100m hurdles (935 points), 1.61 […]

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Mid-Week Round-Up: Proper, McCarthy Head Multievent Entry

Ferrybank’s Kelly Proper, who set a new Irish heptathlon record of 5,442 points in Italy last May is red-hot favourite to add the Irish women’s  multi-events title to her collection at Tullamore this weekend. Proper is in top form having won the 100m, 200m and long jump at the recent national championships in Santry and […]

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Treble for Kelly on Day 1 of Nationals

A treble for Kelly Proper, a new javelin record from Anita Fitzgibbon, and big wins in the 5000m and 10,000m for Maria McCambridge and Mark Kenneally were just some of the highlights on a packed day of athletics at the Woodie’s DIY National Track and Field Championships Day 1 in Santry. Proper, who has turned […]

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