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Roads: Freddy Sittuk Wins Samsung Night Run; record for Bidwell

FREDDY KERON SITTUK of Raheny Shamrock won the Samsung Night run 10km  in 31 mins 29 secs. Just a second behind was last year’s winner Peter Brandon Somba, while third was DSD’s international mountain runner Killian Mooney in 32 mins 3 secs, beating Lezan Kimutai, a regular visitor to Ireland for over a decade now. […]

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Round-Up: National 10km, K Club 10km, Intervarsities.

Fionnuala Britton successfully defended her national 10km title when she finished second in the  race, run in conjunction with the Spar Great Ireland Run in  Dublin’s Phoenix Park. Britton finished second behind the 2012 winner Gemma Steel  in a personal best time of 33 mins 7 secs for the  hilly course. Second of the Irish […]

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McCambridge Smashes Record; Fifth Title for Ciobanu at Ballycotton ’10’

Maria McCambridge of DSD proved the star of the 38th Ballycotton ’10’ when she smashed her own course record with a winning women’s time of 54 mins 20 secs. Not only that, but Maria now “owns” the three fastest women’s times in the race – she ran 54.48 in 2012 and 55.01 a year later. […]

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Round-Up: Lizzie Lee Runs Personal Best in Raheny (with results)

A record entry, perfect weather and cracking races upfront – the 31st Raheny 5  will prove hard to beat in years to come. Upfront, Leevale’s Lizzie Lee not only won the women’s race in 26 mins 34 secs, but knocked 59 seconds off her previous best for the distance. Anne Marie McGlynn of Letterkenny was […]

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Round-up: Clohisey Wins Fields of Athenry; Pollock Beats Fagan

Biggest race of the holiday period (so far) was the Streets of Athenry 10km on December 26, won by Raheny raider Mick Clohisey. His time of 30 mins 18 secs gave him a comfortable victory over Rathfarnham’s Sean Hehir. First woman was Ballina’s Norah Newcombe. At the Greencastle 5-Mile in Co Tyrne, reigning national intercounty […]

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Maria – FOUR seconds off victory! Plus Team Results

Just FOUR seconds separated Maria McCambridge from victory at the SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon today. With four miles to go,  Kenyan athlete Esther Manjiru Macharia had a slight lead, but McCambridge kept her in her sights and  was rewarded with a personal best time by a minute of 2:34.19. Brilliant! A class apart in the […]

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Round-up: Sergiu Ciobanu, Nicola Duncan win Galway Bay ‘Half’

Clonliffe’s Sergiu Ciobanu continued his preparations for the SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon  by winning the Galway Bay Half Marathon  in a comfortable time of 67 mins 4 secs. SBR’s Tom Hogan was five minutes behind for second. Finishing eighth overall and first woman was Nicola Duncan of GCH, back home from her Scottish base for […]

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Round-Up: Rathfarnham 5km Wins for McCarthy, Treacy. Ciobanu wins Cork-to-Cobh

David McCarthy ran a smart race to win the New Ireland Rathfarnham 5km, held in perfect conditions today. With just over 800m to go,  Kevin Maunsell of Clonmel was leading a tightly packed bunch with McCarthy looming ominously on his shoulder. McCarthy made his break with the line in sight and won in a modest […]

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Fagan Just Edges it at Terenure 5; McKiernan First woman

Truly you couldn’t have made it up. Wearing No 1 at the Terenure 5-Mile in Dublin was Catherina McKiernan, one of the universally respected figures in Irish sport. Wearing 318 was the controversial figure of Martin Fagan, who has recently served out a two-year drugs ban, and is the focus of much discussion in sports […]

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Round-Up: McMahon, Mulligan Lead ‘Em Home in Lucan. Sittuk Strikes Again

Clonliffe’s Brian McMahon was a clear winner of the Lucan 5km, honouring the memory of club stalwart Tom Byrne. McMahon’s time of 15 mins 26 secs put him comfortably clear of Peter Mooney and Gary Condon, who was the first over 40. Sarah Mulligan of DSD stuck with the leaders  throughout the race and finished […]

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