Cork City Marathon Results - April 1985
Results of Cork City Marathon 1985
Cork
Monday April 8th 1985
A BLE registered event
Sponsored by Adidas
This course was measured by Tadgh Crowley
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| Billy Gallagher, Roscommon, wins Cork 800 Marathon | Sheila Curtin, North Cork AC, wins Cork 800 Marathon |
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John Walshes' Article recalling the event, in the Echo, on Tuesday June 23rd 2020
Marathon in 1985 got an extra boost from the Cork 800 celebrations
Easter Monday, April 8th 1985
This article, by John Walshe, appeared in The Echo, on Tuesday June 23rd 2020
Early stages, after starting outside AIB on South Mall, the filed makes it's way over Parnell Bridge. Note Pat Dempsey, Leevale AC, on bottom left
Thirty-five year ago, the Cork 800 celebrations proved to be a blessing for the increasing number of races then appearing on the scene as the once-off ‘Cork 800’ logo on the finishers’ plaque became a special attraction for participants.
To celebrate that 1985 occasion, a couple of new races appeared over the ‘8K’ distance, one organised by St Finbarr’s and the other by the Togher club - Togher 8k Results.
Another popular event was the Cork Half-Marathon held by the Friends of the Wheelchair Association on St Patrick’s Day. This was seen as the ideal build-up to the fourth adidas Cork City Marathon fixed for April 8.
It took place over roughly the second half of the marathon route and attracted over 1,100 runners. Two Kerry athletes, John Linehan and John Griffin, finished first and second with Tony Ryan from Dungarvan third. Catherine Hourihan of St Finbarr’s won the women’s race, but neither would figure over the full distance three weeks later.
After the excitement and controversy of the previous year, the 1985 marathon was a much quieter affair as the national governing body BLE decided to hold their championship race separately in Limerick at the end of June.
However, there was still a good incentive to attract the top athletes to Cork as the first prize was an all-expenses paid trip to the New York City Marathon the following November.
Almost 1,000 entries were received and speaking at the press conference before the race, Michael O’Connell of adidas said they were pleased with the response as the bad weather over the previous few months had not been conducive to marathon training.
The organisers were also making every effort to make it a value for money event with every participant being rewarded with a special Cork 800 T-shirt while all finishers received the marathon medallion, all for an entry fee of six pounds.
The course had been changed from the previous three versions and now went through Douglas village before doubling back through Church Street onto the main Douglas Road. It made for a faster route as the exclusion of the dreaded Temple Hill made it much easier.
The pre-race favourites were Paddy Murphy from Kildare, fourth the previous year and now the world veteran marathon champion, and Roscommon man, Billy Gallagher.
The 29-year-old Gallagher, who worked as a Department of Agriculture official in Cavan town, had completed over 20 marathons and was considered something of an ‘iron man’. Amongst his accomplishments was winning the Templemore 50-miler just three weeks after finishing third in the National Marathon.
Local hopes rested on John Buckley, then coming to the end of a senior career which saw him winning the Irish Cross-Country title at just 19 years of age.
Reaching veteran status would see him enter another hugely successful sphere, culminating in world titles six years later. Profiled before the marathon, the St Finbarr’s man said: “times have really changed now with events like the Evening Echo Mini-Marathon and the marathons and half-marathons introducing hundreds of people to running,” sentiments that no doubt could be repeated today.
With Lucy O’Donoghue unable to take part due to injury and the non-appearance of British international Sally McDiarmuid, the women’s race was seen as a battle between Shelia Curtin of North Cork (the Munster 10-mile champion) and Catherine Speight of Leevale, who had performed well in the adidas series of 10km races for women around the Tramore Road circuit.
Although the weather hadn’t been favourable in the days leading up to Easter Monday, conditions on the morning were ideal, dry with very little wind. Shortly after the opening mile (reached in 4:58), a group of six had formed at the front. The two favourites Gallagher and Murphy were there, along with Buckley, Michael Carey of Leevale, Christy Ryan (West Tipperary) and regular contender Willie Hayes of Reenavanna.
The three-mile mark came up in 15:38 and shortly afterwards it was down to five as Ryan lost contact. Coming up to eight miles, Carey and Hayes were dropped and after reaching the 10-mile checkpoint in 52:43, Buckley also had to let go.
Gallagher and Murphy passed through the half-way point in 68:22, with still no sign of hurt on either of their faces. Back through the city and down the Marina, Gallagher opened a slight five metre lead but on the climb out of Blackrock, Murphy had regained contact with the clock showing 1:45:05 at 20 miles.
It stayed that way up to 23 miles but then when the leaders hit the roundabout leading into Douglas, Gallagher made his move. Murphy failed to respond and the younger man slowly pulled away.
Approaching the finish, Gallagher realised he had a chance of breaking 2:19 for the first time and a lunge for the line saw him just getting there in 2:18:58.
A tiring Murphy finished almost a minute later in 2:19:51 and then there was a big gap before a delighted Michael Carey arrived to take third in 2:26:42 and, with it, the Munster title.
Willie Hayes, sixth three years before, had another consistent run to improve to fourth in 2:29:29, just 27 seconds ahead of a man who had arguably the performance of the day.
For Derry O’Driscoll from Cobh, running for St Finbarr’s, it was a remarkable personal best time at the age of 47. After running 2:33 in the Sea of Galilee Marathon before Christmas, O’Driscoll thought he might have an outside chance of breaking 2:30 and achieve this he did by four seconds when recording 2:29:56.
Two clubmates of Paddy Murphy from Kildare, Brendan Domican and Stephen O’Toole, took sixth and seventh positions. John Buckley suffered a lot over the final few miles but kept going to eventually finish in 2:45:21 for 26th position.
Sheila Curtin from Newtownshandrum ran an excellent race to take the women’s title in only her second marathon. The Fr Liam Kelleher-coached Curtin – whose sister Maura had finished second two years before – had to stop at 20 miles where she was passed by Catherine Speight.
Regaining her composure, she passed Speight again three miles later to finish in 3:01:23 and but for her bad patch would surely have broken the three-hour barrier.
Speight was rewarded with a credible 3:04:13 for second and Marion Lyons, in her first marathon, took third in 3:06:58.
As in every marathon, there were many tales of courage and inspiration. One such performance was that of Richard O’Mahony from the Crusaders club in Dublin. He finished 15th overall in a time of 2:41:02 despite the double handicap of being deaf and dumb.
NEXT WEEK: 1986 – ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO AN END
Full Results, Irish Runner Magazine Report and Results Booklet
RESULTS (MEN)
1 Billy Gallagher 2:18:58
2 Pat Murphy 2:19:51
3 Michael Carey 2:26:42
4 Willie Hayes 2:29:29
5 Derry O’Driscoll 2:29:56
6 Brendan Domican 2:31:38
7 Stephen O’Toole 2:32:06
8 Roddy Burke 2:32:37
9 Michael Roche 2:33:20
10 Christy Crowley 2:34:17
RESULTS (WOMEN)
1 Sheila Curtin 3:01:23
2 Catherine Speight 3:04:13
3 Marion Lyons 3:06:58
4 Rose Crockett 3:08:32
5 Triona Kelly 3:16:39
6 Mary Sweeney 3:21:07
Amongst the 733 recorded finishers were:
* George Walsh from Youghal was over eight minutes faster than the previous year when finishing 12th in 2:37:06.
* Husband-and-wife Eric and Rose Crockett (St Finbarr’s) recorded respective times of 2:38:16 and 3:08:32.
* Under the three hours were Pat Motyer from Ballycotton (2:57:06), Joe Murphy of Eagle (2:57:13) and John O’Connell from Passage West who just made it with 2:59:02.
* Just missing a sub-3:00 by 14 seconds was John Brady from Charleville who finished 95th overall.
* Athletics historian Liam Fleming from Ballinascarthy ran 3:06:38 with Tim Geary of Leamlara close behind on 3:07:53.
* Not far away were Maurice Tobin of the Youghal club – now a member of Grange-Fermoy – who finished in 3:08:58 and Christy O’Driscoll from Dublin Hill who clocked 3:09:23.
* Peter Fenlon recorded 3:12:27 with Anthony Prendergast of St Nicholas (Castlelyons) six seconds behind in 3:12:33.
* Dan Nagle from the Mallow club finished in 3:21:59 with Anthony Donnachie from Cobh on 3:24:13.
* Two Cork BHAA stalwarts, Sean Walsh and Eddie Mullane, both of the Quigley Company, finished a second apart in times of 3:27:30 and 3:27:31.
Race Report (Irish runner, Vol 5, No 3, April/May 1985)
ADIDAS CORK CITY MARATHON
BY DAVE DEMPSEY
Gallagher Wins Tough Duel
Billy Gallagher had never been in Cork before, but you can bet your bottom dollar that he will be back, and to a hero’s wel
come. The 29 year old Roscommon runner was indeed the hero of the fourth annual Cork City Marathon.
Not quite the major event that it has been, this year’s race nonetheless attracted a field of 1,000 athletes all of whom were to enjoy the welcome that the Southern City’s marathon is now famous for.
Pre-race favourite was world veterans marathon champion, Paddy Murphy (Kildare), and indeed with his recent 10k times he looked the best bet; but Gallagher had other ideas.
The opening mile was a lively 4:58, courtesy of Thomas Hoey of Donagh- mede. But that was to be Hoey’s only moment of glory. Shortly afterwards the real racing began and the leading pack was down to just six, with Christy Ryan (South Tipp.), Willie Hayes (Reenavana), local favourites John Buckley (St. Finbarrs) and Mick Carey (Leevale) covering Gallagher’s and Murphy’s every step.
Three miles in 15:38 and still there were six. Then the first water station, and Ryan began to wilt, never to regain contact. The next mile was another 5:13 affair, and it was still these five with Paul Delaney, Murphys training partner, chasing Ryan hard for sixth place, and himself being closely followed by two of the Souths best known veteran marathoners, George Walsh (Youghal) and Derry O'Driscoll (Leevale).
Six miles came up in 31:28, and suddenly it was all beginning to happen. Gallagher had moved, almost slipped, to the front, and the pack had thinned down to just three, as first Hayes, then Carey lost contact. A drink station a little later allowed Carey to claw his way back, but, even then, the writing was on the wall for all but Murphy and Gallagher.
Eight miles came up in 42:11 and Carey was again out the back — this time for the final time, the 2:17 early pace just too hot for him. It was down to just three.
The ten passed in 52:43, not much outside what John buckley would expect to do in a ten mile road race, and
he was beginning to show it, as he was forced to let the other two away just 800 metres later. The real racing had begun.
Eleven miles 58:03, and halfway in 68:22, and still there was no sign of hurt on either of the leaders’ faces.
Murphy and Gallagher neck-and-neck at Victoria Cross - Note the traffic behind, and also get an idea of the large numbers of spectators that day
Back through the city and out to the Marina, miling steadily at about 5 minute pace, and both runners looking like they were capable of taking the race.
Then Murphy began to adjust his shirt, and move in behind Gallagher, a sign that all wasn’t as well as it might be. When Gallagher opened 5 metres on him our thoughts were confirmed.
The twenty miles on this course comes just on the climb out of the pierhead of Blackrock. Amazingly, far from being dropped, Murphy was throwing shapes on this sharp tough little hill, having regained contact just a hundreds yards before.
1:45:05 was the split at the twenty, and with Gallagher chasing a P.B., and Murphy the World’s Fastest vets, time for 1985, the race was back on.
It stayed the same up to 23 miles. Things were building up to a big finish when the leading pair hit the Roundabout leading into Douglas. Gallagher moved, Murphy failed to respond and, as suddenly and easily as that, it was over.
Sensing that it was to be his day, Billy eased his way ever so gingerly away from the tiring Murphy, and hit the finishing straight with a clear lead, and enough time in hand to savour the tremendous reception he got from the big crowd lining the route. In fact he was enjoying the reception so much that he almost forgot to check the finish clock and had to dive for the line to break the 2:19 that has eluded him for so long.
Presentation to Men's Winner Billy Gallagher
To an equally hearty reception came a tired Murphy almost a minute behind (2:19:51), satisfied with his
time but disappointed that it wasn’t enough to take the major honours that he wanted so badly.
Almost seven minutes later the next runner came into sight, and surprisingly it wasn’t Buckley, but Carey, in a fine time of 2:26:41, his best marathon since his second place in the Munster championships, in Rathkeale, all those years ago. Willie Hayes held on well to take fourth again, in a fine 2:29:28, just reward for his fine early running.
Then came what was certainly one of the finest performances of the day, local hero Derry O’Driscoll flashing across the line in 2:29:55. That this time was a P.B. for Derry would be cause enough for mention, but when one realises that the Corkman is 47 years of age, it really put things in perspective. In fact it was a day for fine runs, sixth placer Brendan Domican (Kildare), a team mate of Murphy, posting an excellent 2:31:36 in his first marathon.
Indeed it was a great day all told for the Curragh based Army runners: Domican was closely followed by teammate Steve O'Toole, himself a triathlete of note, who also lowered his best with his 2:32:05.
That the marathon took its toll of even the bravest was proven several times in the next few minutes as several of the early leaders trudged in. Gerry Ryan finished a tired eleventh in 2:34:43, while John Buckley hit the wall in earnest, wobbling home on very very tired legs in 2:45:20.
Presentation to Women's Winner, Sheila Curtin
Sheila Curtin (North Cork), ran an excellent race to take the Ladies’ title and lowered her best by almost nine minutes. Leading all the way, Sheila looked remarkably fresh as she crossed the line, to the delight of coach Fr. Liam Kelleher and her big band of supporters from Dromina. Catherine Speight (Leevale), was runner-up in this division in a creditable
3:03:53, while Marion Lyons (St. Finbarrs), took the bronze medal.
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Marathon Magazine Report - May 1985, Vol 23, No 4, P 4 - 8
Billy's win sets himself up for a bite of the "Big APPLE
It was a perfect day in Cork on Easter Monday for the running of the adidas Cork 800 Marathon. Missing was the intrigue and excitement of the previous year when the prize at stake was a trip to the Los Angeles Olympics. Nevertheless for participants each marathon has its own particular intrigue and challenge.
As I mingled just before the off with the competitors hoping to shoot a few good ones for this issue, there was the usual gaggle of predictions and a whiff of embrocation that would probably take light if a match were struck.
The race as a contest was expected to be a match between the tough Cavan based Roscommon man Billy Gallagher and Super Vet and world title winner in that class Paddy Murphy of Kildare.
The ladies race was wide open, but not reflecting on hindsight how I had a very definite fancy for the event. Having watched last year's Cork event and the previous two Dublin events, having competed twice in Dublin and once in Cork, I resolved never to watch another marathon again - it's really too boring. So I took my place among the excited throng with the definite idea of running for 2 hours to collect a few quid for my friends in St. Peter’s and Paul — Fr. Michael McCarthy and Fr. Tomas O'Murchu, and then having a quick change to get back to take some pictures at the finish.
I must say I thoroughly enjoyed my 15 miles and had several friendly conversations with hardy marathon men. I was kept fully in touch with what was happening out the road through Dr. Michael Griffin of Limerick who was saving himself for a crack at the London Marathon with his wife Joan.
From an early stage it became abundently clear that the main struggle would rest between Paddy Murphy, Billy Gallagher, John Buckley and Michael Carey, but after the first mile, Willie Hayes, Christy Ryan, Eric Crockett, Derry O'Driscoll and Murphy's compatriots Paul Delaney and Steve O'Toole.
The 10 mile mark was reached in 52.49 and John Buckley the last to stay in touch with the big 2 was losing contact. A titanic battle developed and at halfway the time was 68 mins. 23 secs. Murphy tried to take the iniatitive but Gallagher was always quick to respond. The 20 mile split was 1.45.05. Shortly after the 23 mile mark Gallagher made his move for home and so he returned to a tumultous reception in the South Mall crossing the finish line in 2.18.58.
Afterwards he confessed that he felt strong at the 23 mile mark, "but there is always the possibility that you will cramp, and I had that in the back of my mind. It was important that I did everything right from then on", and that's exactly what he did. Paddy Murphy had the consolation of setting the fastest Vets time in the world this year with 2.19.51. Mick Carey ran on well to finish 3rd. ahead of Willie Hayes and what about Derry O'Driscoll the C.M.P. chief who crossed the finish line in 5th place, clocking a career best with an astonishing time of 2.29.56 for a 47 year old.
Durable Gallagher
Billy Gallagher was running in his 22nd Marathon in his 6 years in the sport. He is now 29 years of age, and can look forward to further improvement. Last year he finished second to Paddy Murphy in Galway. He had previously won that Marathon, and also won the Derry Marathon.
His Cork time was a minute inside his previous best, and now he can look forward to his trip to New York in October for the Marathon, and that was part of his reward for his Cork victory - an all expenses paid trip to the Big Apple courtesy of Torc Travel in Killarney.
While some participants expressed displeasure at the quality of the medallions without a Cork 800 logo, nevertheless the top quality T-Shirts suitably inscribed provided exceptional value for all participants when judged by other events.
Sheila Curtin alt the way — well almost
Sheila Curtin prepared well for her first serious Marathon. She had toured the classic distance with her sister Maura and myself in the 2nd Dublin Marathon with a time of 4.42. Maura has since gone on to finish 2nd in Cork to Lucy O'Donoghue 2 years ago. But Sheila delayed her return until this year. She showed some excellent form coming up to Cork which went almost unnoticed. She scored 3 victories on the trot. She won the Southern Region 10 miles in Ennis. She took the Nationalist 10km in Clonmel on St. Patrick's Day, and the Limerick Half-Marathon on March the 24th. She also had the benefit of five 20 mile runs with North Cork Clubmate Dan O'Connor behind her.
Dan finished third in the 50 mile event in Templemore last year. Sheila took the lead from the off, and passed through 10 miles in a lively 64 minutes, she maintained that pace to the 20 mile mark which she reached in 2.09. She was really on for a good time at that stage when she struck the dreaded “wall".
She just sat down on the road for five minutes, struggled to her feet was passed shortly afterwards by Catherine Speight, but recovered her composure again at the 23 mile mark, and came home a clear winner in a very respectable time of 3.01.23 in the circumstances. Catherine Speight finished second with 3.04.12 with Marion Lyons third in 3.06.58. Next came Rose Crockett, to augment the fine placing of husband Eric who finished in 14th spot.
Southern Region BLE Championship:
1. M. Carey 2. W. Hayes 3. D. O'Driscoll
Veterans
1. P. Murphy 2. D. O'Driscoll 3. G. Walsh 4. J. Curtin 5. J. Grace (Carrick-on-Suir), 2:53:15
Women
1. S. Curtin (North Cork), 3.01.23 2. C. Speight (Leevale), 3.04.12 3. M. Lyons (St. Finbarrs), 3.06.58 4. R. Crockett (St. Finbarrs), 3.08.31 5. T. Kelly (Leevale), 3.16.39 6. M. Frayne (Wexford), 3.16.55 7. M. Sweeney (Youghal), 3.21.06 8. R. Healy (Waterfall), 3.27.36 9. R. Twomey (Leevale), 3.30.01 10. L. Quinn (Mooncoin), 3.32.19.
Southern Region Championship
1. S. Curtin 2. C. Speight 3. M. Lyons
Irish Times Report - Tuesday April 9th 1985
Gallagher sets personal best in Cork
BilIy Gallagher, from Roscommon, breasting the tape in the Cork City Marathon yesterday, his winning time being two hours, 18 minutes, 58 seconds.
TWENTY-NINE-year-old Billy Gallagher, from Roscommon, took fully one minute off his previous best time, with a stylish victory in yesterday's Cork 800 marathon, with a time of two hours 18 minutes 58 seconds.
The Roscommon lab technician had 52 seconds to spare over his nearest rival, world veteran champion Poddy Murphy, after an energy-sapping duel in the sun. It was Gallagher's tenth victory in 22 marathons, and sweet revenge over the man who beat him into second place in Galway last year.
Leevale's Michael Carey finished third on 2:26:42. almost seven minutes behind Murphy, while Willie Hayes, of Reenvanna. fought off Cork's Derry O'Driscoll for fourth place with a time of 2:29:29.
After going through tbc mile mark in 4:58, Gallagher found himself in the leading croup of six, which also included Christy Ryan (Cashel). Hayes. Carey, veteran John Buckley (St Finban's) and Murphy (Kildare). After ten miles, reached in 52:40. the serious challengers emerged and the leading group whittled to just four. Hayes now trailing the pace-making trio
of Murphy. Gallagher and Buckley. But the 39-year old Buckley's co-ordination began to falter and he soon fell adrift.
In Blackrock, after 15 miles, Gallagher pulled ahead. But the best was yet to come from Murphy, and the 40-year-old drew on his reserves of strength and character and caught the Roscommon man on the hill.
Now it was Murphy's turn to test his opponent’s will, as he moved into the lead at the wall, and, with four miles left, unleashed a demoralising 800-metres burst. Gallagher matched Murphy’s sprint and stayed with him, and had enough in reserve to pull away gradually over the last three miles before sprinting to the finish on the South Mall.
The first woman among the 1.000 plift competitors was Sheila Curtin (North Cork AC), running in only her second marathon, in a time of 3:01:23. Leevale's Cathy Speight, in her first marathon, finished second in 3:04:12.
Cork Marathon — 1, B Gallagher (Roscommon) 2:18:58. 2. P Murphy (Kildare AC) 2:19:52; 3. M CAREY (Leevale AC) 2:26:12). 4. W Hayes (Reenvanna) 2:29:29; 5. D O'Driscoll (Cork RR Club) 2:29:56. 6. B Domican (Kildare AC) 2:31:38. 7. S O'Toole (Kildare) 2:32:06. 8. R Burke (Kildare) 2:32:37. 9. M Roche (Dungarvan) 2:33:20. 10. C Crowley (Raheny Shamrocks) 2:34:17.
Women — 1. S Curtin (North Cork) 3-01:23; 2. C Speight (Leevale) 3:04:12. 3. M Lyons (St. Finbarrs) 3:06:55. 4. R Crockett (St. Finbarrs) 3:08:37. 5. T. Kelly (Leevale) 3:16:39. 6. M. Freyne (Wexford) 3:17:55
Veterans— 1. P. Murphy (Kildare) 2:19:55. 2. D. O'Driscoll (Cork RR Club) 2:29:56. 3. G Walsh (Youghal) 2:37:06; 4. J Curtin 2:42:41: 5. J. Grace 2:52:15
John Quigley - Personal Marathon Tale
John Quigley's Cork 800 Marathon Finishers Certificate
The Cork 800 Marathon was my first marathon, done of pretty short notice - I'd only started running some 9 months before, to control some weight gain. My longest race before it was a 10k. I'd NEVER intended running a Marathon.....that was only for balmpots. My brother-in-law, Joe Sheppard, was doing the Marathon for charity,, along with three friends. One by one, the friends all got injured, so, early in the New Year, Joe 'cajoled' me into jumping in for the absent lads.
It was to be 'just jog around', so I got into serious training, upping my daily mile or so, to, maybe 2 or 3 miles every other day. At my peak, I managed about 15 miles in a week, with a single long run of 13 miles.
On the day I was confident that I'd enough work done, and sure enough, Joe & I ran steadily together, running 8:15 to 8:30 miles, right until the end of the Marina, where I stopped for water - a fatal error! I knew the whole course like the back of my hand...Or so I thought. After my drink stop, I turned into Convent Road, only to discover that in wasn't Ringmahon Road that was just around the corner, but a short sharp (or so I thought) hill and saw my brother-in-law disappearing around the next corner, some 100m ahead.
The head went, and I had a long and tired jog all the way to the finish. I still managed to reach 20 in 2:48. The hardest part was reaching Douglas Road, seeing others on the opposite side of the road, heading into own and I still had to head out to The Fingerpost, and through the west village - another 1.25miles. I also knew that my family were probably up ahead, by Dunmahon Filling Station. Approaching them, I put on my best form, and went by in style. Then, outside Johnson & Perrotts, where the road cuts in, and realising that I was out of their view...I stopped and walked. ...and jogged /walked the rest of the way, finishing in 4:10:03. Delighted to finish, but I felt that the distance had got the better of me. I'm a hard taskmaster, and never like to feel that I haven't given my best, so pretty much within days, resolved to run Dublin that October, and redeem myself.
Six months later, 56 miles a week, 5 or 6 20 Milers under my belt, and the loss of the best part of a stone, and I ran Dublin in 3:11:17, finishing in exactly 1,000th place. I had redeemed myself...and the Marathon bug had bitten....and the rest is history!
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Results of Cork 800 Marathon 1985
Monday April 8th 1985
Cork 800 Marathon Results Booklet
| Pos | Forename | Surname | Cat | Club | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Billy | Gallagher | M | Ballaghadreen | 02:18:58 |
| 2 | Paddy | Murphy | M | Kildare | 02:19:52 |
| 3 | Michael | Carey | M | Leevale | 02:26:42 |
| 4 | William | Hayes | M | Reenavanna Harriers | 02:29:29 |
| 5 | Derry | O'Driscoll | M | St. Finbarrs | 02:29:56 |
| 6 | Brendan | Domican | M | Kildare | 02:31:37 |
| 7 | Stephen | O'Toole | M | Newbridge | 02:32:05 |
| 8 | Roddy | Burke | M | Croom | 02:32:37 |
| 9 | Michael | Roche | M | Dungarvan A.C | 02:33:20 |
| 10 | Christy | Crowley | M | Dublin Prison Officers... | 02:34:16 |
| 11 | Christy | Ryan | M | West Tipperary Harriers | 02:34:43 |
| 12 | George | Walsh | M | Youghal | 02:37:06 |
| 13 | Kieran | O'Driscoll | M | Cork | 02:37:22 |
| 14 | Eric | Crockett | M | St. Finbarrs | 02:38:16 |
| 15 | Richard | O'Mahony | M | Crusaders | 02:41:02 |
| 16 | Der | O'Riordan | M | Leevale | 02:41:48 |
| 17 | Jimmy | Curtin | M | Midleton A.C | 02:42:41 |
| 18 | Tom | O'Driscoll | M | Ringaskiddy | 02:43:15 |
| 19 | Liam | O'Leary | M | Cork Road Runners | 02:43:38 |
| 20 | Brendan | Teahan | M | Ballincollig | 02:43:50 |
| 21 | Larry | Scott | M | Kimmage.. | 02:43:55 |
| 22 | John | Walshe | M | Midleton | 02:44:16 |
| 23 | Pius | Browne | M | USA | 02:44:40 |
| 24 | Patrick | Halley | M | Waterford | 02:44:55 |
| 25 | Denis | Ambrose | M | West Limerick | 02:45:07 |
| 26 | John | Buckley | M | Cork | 02:45:21 |
| 27 | Thomas | Murray | M | Douglas | 02:45:31 |
| 28 | Patrick | Gowen | M | Foxrock | 02:45:48 |
| 29 | Martin | Long | M | South London Harriers | 02:46:12 |
| 30 | Con | Kelleher | M | Tramore | 02:46:31 |
| 31 | Andrew | Neenan | M | Mallow | 02:47:06 |
| 32 | John | Flood | M | Kill O'The Grange | 02:47:14 |
| 33 | Vincent | Kenny | M | St. Imys N.A.C.A.I. | 02:47:53 |
| 34 | Pat | Lawton | M | Leevale | 02:48:03 |
| 35 | Tony | O'Brien | M | St. Finbarrs | 02:48:25 |
| 36 | Patrick | Howard | M | Ballinlough | 02:48:27 |
| 37 | Claude | Glynn | M | Tullamore | 02:48:46 |
| 38 | William | Fraser | M | Hailsham Harriers | 02:49:17 |
| 39 | Anthony | Dwyer | M | Dungarvan | 02:49:23 |
| 40 | John | O'Callaghan | M | Leevale | 02:50:10 |
| 41 | Jimmy | O'Brien | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 02:50:36 |
| 42 | Tony | Fahy | M | Tuam A.C. | 02:51:25 |
| 43 | Michael | Dunne | M | Blarney | 02:51:31 |
| 44 | Geoffrey | Stacey | M | St. Johns.. | 02:51:56 |
| 45 | Peter | McDermott | M | Rathfarnham | 02:52:22 |
| 46 | Patrick | O'Driscoll | M | Carrigaline Striders. | 02:52:58 |
| 47 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 02:53:02 | |
| 48 | Anthony | Warren | M | Model Farm Road Cork | 02:53:15 |
| 49 | Johnny | Grace | M | Carrick-On-Suir | 02:53:15 |
| 50 | Michael | Dalton | M | Aer Lingus | 02:53:40 |
| 51 | Tom | Murphy | M | Skibbereen A.C. | 02:53:46 |
| 52 | Martin | O'Donnell | M | Aran Isles | 02:54:03 |
| 53 | Thomas | Curtin | M | Riverstick | 02:54:09 |
| 54 | Michael | Kerins | M | Burren | 02:54:21 |
| 55 | Brian | Carmody | M | St. John's | 02:54:32 |
| 56 | Stephen | Martin | M | Cork Road Runners | 02:54:43 |
| 57 | Michael | Ryan | M | St. Senan's | 02:54:57 |
| 58 | Patrick | O'Connor | M | Enniscorthy | 02:55:15 |
| 59 | Anthony | Macey | M | Waterford City | 02:55:22 |
| 60 | Noel | Raymond | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 02:55:42 |
| 61 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 02:55:50 | |
| 62 | Neil | Finnegan | M | Cork | 02:56:06 |
| 63 | Jeremiah | Lyons | M | Midleton | 02:56:27 |
| 64 | Denis | Chambers | M | Shannon | 02:56:38 |
| 65 | John | Collins | M | Waterford | 02:56:46 |
| 66 | Frank | Nash | M | Redgate | 02:56:51 |
| 67 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 02:57:03 | |
| 68 | Pat | Motyer | M | Midleton | 02:57:06 |
| 69 | Joseph | Murphy | M | Eagle | 02:57:13 |
| 70 | George | Conboy | M | Grantham | 02:57:15 |
| 71 | Roger | Booth | M | Grantham | 02:57:16 |
| 72 | Martin | McSweeney | M | Super Valu | 02:57:18 |
| 73 | Michael | Brennan | M | Portlaoise | 02:57:25 |
| 74 | Martin | Rosato | M | London | 02:57:31 |
| 75 | Edward | Cassidy | M | U.CD. Collegians | 02:57:34 |
| 76 | Luke | Philpott | M | Super Valu | 02:57:37 |
| 77 | David | Casey | M | Macroom | 02:57:46 |
| 78 | William | O'Riordan | M | Riverstown | 02:58:01 |
| 79 | Parthalan | O'Conchubhair | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 02:58:02 |
| 80 | Billy | Brennan | M | Clonakilty | 02:58:10 |
| 81 | Seamus | O'Droma | M | Dungarvan | 02:58:19 |
| 82 | Kevin | Moore | M | Dungarvan | 02:58:19 |
| 83 | Anthony | O'Flynn | M | Blackrock Co. Dublin | 02:58:24 |
| 84 | Denis | Murphy | M | Glanmire | 02:58:33 |
| 85 | Colm | Doran | M | Clonliffe Harriers | 02:58:43 |
| 86 | Billy | O'Neill | M | St. Abban's | 02:58:48 |
| 87 | John | O'Connell | M | Passage West | 02:59:02 |
| 88 | Noel | McInerney | M | Dublin | 02:59:06 |
| 89 | John | Carmody | M | Tralee | 02:59:20 |
| 90 | Patrick | Murphy | M | Cork | 02:59:22 |
| 91 | Peter | Clancy | M | Dublin | 02:59:41 |
| 92 | Eamonn | O'Riordan | M | Celbridge | 02:59:43 |
| 93 | Denis | Christopher | M | Cork | 02:59:51 |
| 94 | Patrick | Smith | M | Skibbereen | 02:59:59 |
| 95 | John | Brady | M | Charleville | 03:00:44 |
| 96 | Anthony | Daly | M | Macroom | 03:00:54 |
| 97 | Thomas | Mullins | M | Cork | 03:00:56 |
| 98 | Kevin | Gleeson | M | Dublin | 03:00:58 |
| 99 | Diarmuid | McCarthy | M | Bandon | 03:01:07 |
| 100 | Maurice | O'Sullivan | M | Ballyheigue | 03:01:08 |
| 101 | Noel | Muckley | M | Ballincollig | 03:01:19 |
| 102 | Sheila | Curtin | F | North Cork. | 03:01:23 |
| 103 | Timothy | Hinchey | M | West Tipperary Harriers | 03:01:30 |
| 104 | Anthony | Linehan | M | Cork | 03:01:30 |
| 105 | Michael | Kelly | M | Cork | 03:01:36 |
| 106 | George | Spicer | M | Super Valu | 03:02:20 |
| 107 | John | Fennell | M | Raheny Shamrocks | 03:03:12 |
| 108 | Cornelius | Keppel | M | North Cork | 03:03:16 |
| 109 | Daniel | Massey | M | Super Valu | 03:03:31 |
| 110 | Liam | O'Donnell | M | Dublin | 03:03:34 |
| 111 | Kevin | Burke | M | Cork | 03:03:39 |
| 112 | Denis | Dennehy | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 03:03:45 |
| 113 | Catherine | Speight | F | Leevale | 03:04:13 |
| 114 | Thomas | Mitchel | M | SuperValu | 03:05:26 |
| 115 | John | Pittaway | M | Cork Corporation | 03:05:36 |
| 116 | Gerard | Barrett | M | Desmond Creations | 03:05:39 |
| 117 | John | O'Brien | M | Dublin | 03:05:51 |
| 118 | Eddie | Noonan | M | C.I.E. | 03:06:05 |
| 119 | Timothy | Twomey | M | Cork Road Runners | 03:06:32 |
| 120 | Liam | Fleming | M | Ballinascarthy | 03:06:38 |
| 121 | Edmund | Hickey | M | Curragh Camp | 03:06:43 |
| 122 | Michael | Doyle | M | Rockwell | 03:06:51 |
| 123 | Marion | Lyons | F | St. Finbarrs | 03:06:58 |
| 124 | Donal | O'Flynn | M | Leevale | 03:07:31 |
| 125 | Daniel | Linehan | M | Togher | 03:07:35 |
| 126 | Patrick | Dempsey | M | Leevale | 03:07:38 |
| 127 | Gerard | Goodwin | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:07:46 |
| 128 | Tim | Geary | M | Leamlara | 03:07:53 |
| 129 | John | Daly | M | Ballinure | 03:08:11 |
| 130 | Patrick | Kelly | M | Limerick | 03:08:20 |
| 131 | Rosaria | Crockett | F | St. Finbarrs | 03:08:32 |
| 132 | Tom | Walsh | M | Super Valu | 03:08:40 |
| 133 | Maurice | Tobin | M | Youghal | 03:08:58 |
| 134 | Finbarr | Buckley | M | Millstreet | 03:09:07 |
| 135 | Denis | Hegarty | M | Cork | 03:09:10 |
| 136 | Chris | O'Driscoll | M | Dublin Hill | 03:09:23 |
| 137 | John | Mullane | M | Castletroy Co. Limerick | 03:09:29 |
| 138 | Michael | McNamara | M | Redgate | 03:09:33 |
| 139 | Dermot | Foley | M | Macroom | 03:09:44 |
| 140 | Michael | Hallissey | M | Cork | 03:09:45 |
| 141 | Seamus | McCarthy | M | Cork | 03:09:55 |
| 142 | Michael | Supple | M | Cork | 03:10:31 |
| 143 | Edward | Harrison | M | Portmarnock | 03:10:31 |
| 144 | Anthony | Lawton | M | Super Valu... | 03:10:39 |
| 145 | Tom | O'Riordan | M | Togher | 03:10:46 |
| 146 | Stephen | Murphy Jnr. | M | Drimoleague | 03:11:16 |
| 147 | Patrick | Fitzgerald | M | Co. Clare | 03:11:21 |
| 148 | Philip | Farrissey | M | North Cork | 03:11:27 |
| 149 | Nicholas | Hughes | M | Ballincollig | 03:11:36 |
| 150 | Daniel | Kearney | M | Cork Southern Hunt | 03:11:42 |
| 151 | Dominic | Tomas | M | Bantry | 03:12:09 |
| 152 | Michael | O'Donnell | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 03:12:18 |
| 153 | John | Allman | M | Blackrock Cork | 03:12:24 |
| 154 | Peter | Fenlon | M | Leevale | 03:12:27 |
| 155 | Michael | Wright | M | Newcastlewest | 03:12:32 |
| 156 | Anthony | Prendergast | M | St. Nicholas | 03:12:33 |
| 157 | Patrick | Tubridy | M | Kilmihil | 03:12:40 |
| 158 | David | Cotter | M | Cork | 03:12:41 |
| 159 | Patrick | Massey | M | Patrickswell Co. Limerick | 03:12:41 |
| 160 | Timothy | O'Driscoll | M | Inniscarra | 03:12:52 |
| 161 | Patrick | Keating | M | Clare River Harriers | 03:12:57 |
| 162 | Thomas | Keane | M | Kilkenny | 03:12:58 |
| 163 | Joseph | Crawford | M | Limerick | 03:13:15 |
| 164 | Joseph | Aherne | M | Clonmel | 03:13:18 |
| 165 | Thomas | O'Driscoll | M | Super Valu | 03:13:22 |
| 166 | Matthew | Gardiner | M | Cork | 03:13:37 |
| 167 | Brian | Dubain | M | U.S.A | 03:13:52 |
| 168 | Patrick | McSweeney | M | Ballyvolane | 03:13:59 |
| 169 | Joseph | Laffan | M | Super Valu | 03:13:59 |
| 170 | Kevin | O'Brien | M | Tramore | 03:14:03 |
| 171 | Thomas | Twomey | M | Shannon A.C | 03:14:10 |
| 172 | Gerard | Murphy | M | Cork | 03:14:15 |
| 173 | Martin | Anthony | M | Slaneyside | 03:14:22 |
| 174 | Austin | Callanan | M | Kinsale | 03:14:23 |
| 175 | Leonard | Harvey | M | Ballincollig | 03:14:33 |
| 176 | Anthony | Yelverton | M | Super Valu | 03:14:59 |
| 177 | Gerry | Leahy | M | CM.P. | 03:14:59 |
| 178 | Michael | Cusack | M | Lisdoonvarna | 03:15:00 |
| 179 | Caleb | Sheehan | M | Super Valu | 03:15:14 |
| 180 | Anthony | Trant | M | U.C.C. | 03:15:17 |
| 181 | Frank | Murphy | M | Blackpool | 03:15:19 |
| 182 | Donal | Corcoran | M | Naas | 03:15:19 |
| 183 | John | Slevin | M | Slender Health Club | 03:15:20 |
| 184 | Robert | Tansley | M | Ballyvolane | 03:15:32 |
| 185 | Thomas | Lally | M | St. Abbans ... | 03:15:36 |
| 186 | Denis | Ryan | M | Pouladuff | 03:15:41 |
| 187 | William | Ryan | M | Limerick | 03:15:43 |
| 188 | Matthew | Kavanagh | M | Dunlaoire | 03:15:55 |
| 189 | Patrick | Fitzgibbon | M | Cork | 03:15:59 |
| 190 | Donal | O'Flaherty | M | Super Valu | 03:15:59 |
| 191 | William | Burke | M | Dillons Cross | 03:16:04 |
| 192 | Eugene | Callaghan | M | Vicarstown | 03:16:07 |
| 193 | William | Ryan | M | Galbally | 03:16:14 |
| 194 | Neil | O'Sullivan | M | Eagle | 03:16:19 |
| 195 | John | Horgan | M | Blarney | 03:16:21 |
| 196 | Patrick | Considine | M | Shannon A.C | 03:16:27 |
| 197 | David | Foley | M | Waterford | 03:16:28 |
| 198 | Trina | Kelly | F | Leevale | 03:16:39 |
| 199 | Noel | Cleary | M | Mullingar | 03:16:41 |
| 200 | William | Murphy | M | Cork | 03:16:42 |
| 201 | Timothy | Hogan | M | Cork | 03:16:47 |
| 202 | Martina | Frayne | F | Enniscorthy | 03:16:51 |
| 203 | William | Frayne | M | Enniscorthy | 03:16:51 |
| 204 | Thomas | Biscoff | M | Oregon Road Runners | 03:16:58 |
| 205 | Bernard | Sisk | M | Cork | 03:17:05 |
| 206 | Larry | Fouhy | M | Birmingham | 03:17:13 |
| 207 | Daniel | O'Connor | M | North Cork A.C | 03:17:21 |
| 208 | Patrick | Daly | M | Cork | 03:17:29 |
| 209 | Raymond | Shanahan | M | Bishopstown | 03:17:35 |
| 210 | Michael | O'Neill | M | Ballincollig | 03:17:44 |
| 211 | Colm | O'Brien | M | Ladysbridge | 03:17:50 |
| 212 | Richard | O'Keeffe | M | Dundrum | 03:17:51 |
| 213 | Patrick | McCarthy | M | CM.P. | 03:17:52 |
| 214 | Michael | Walsh | M | Cork | 03:18:06 |
| 215 | Patrick | McGowen | M | Naas | 03:18:07 |
| 216 | Victor | Fennell | M | Shandon Boat Club | 03:18:07 |
| 217 | Joseph | O'Leary | M | Little Island | 03:18:13 |
| 218 | P.J. | Minehane | M | Bantry | 03:18:23 |
| 219 | Gerry | Casey | M | Cork | 03:18:27 |
| 220 | Frank | McCarthy | M | Kinsale | 03:18:46 |
| 221 | Brian | Yorke | M | Curragh Co. Kildare | 03:18:52 |
| 222 | Bartholomew | O'Sullivan | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:19:10 |
| 223 | Timothy | Sheehan | M | Newmarket | 03:19:39 |
| 224 | Alex | Crowley | M | TogherA.C | 03:19:43 |
| 225 | Thomas | Warner | M | Douglas | 03:19:50 |
| 226 | Cornelius | Foley | M | Bandon A.C | 03:19:55 |
| 227 | Daniel | O'Shea | M | Cahirciveen | 03:19:55 |
| 228 | John | Moloney | M | Deise | 03:20:01 |
| 229 | James | Scott | M | Lisburn | 03:20:20 |
| 230 | Francis | McDonald | M | Cork | 03:20:23 |
| 231 | Michael | Hanley | M | SuperValu | 03:20:31 |
| 232 | Jack | Crowe | M | Clonmel A.C | 03:20:47 |
| 233 | Mary | Sweeney | F | Super Valu | 03:21:07 |
| 234 | Mossie | O'Donoghue | M | Riverstick | 03:21:09 |
| 235 | Norman | McLeod | M | Leevale | 03:21:11 |
| 236 | Rev. Anthony | Hennessy | M | Scotland | 03:21:17 |
| 237 | David | Magnier | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 03:21:22 |
| 238 | David | Finnegan | M | Drogheda | 03:21:31 |
| 239 | Michael | Ryan | M | Carrigrohane | 03:21:40 |
| 240 | Dan | Nagle | M | Mallow | 03:21:59 |
| 241 | Patrick | Delaney | M | Dungarvan | 03:22:00 |
| 242 | Anthony | Attridge | M | Blackrock Cork | 03:22:06 |
| 243 | Liam | O'Shea | M | Collins Barracks | 03:22:07 |
| 244 | Denis | Dollard | M | Portlaoise | 03:22:15 |
| 245 | Paul | Keating | M | Dungarvan A.C | 03:22:15 |
| 246 | Brendan | Flynn | M | Blanchardstown | 03:22:17 |
| 247 | John | Grimston | M | Cork | 03:22:23 |
| 248 | Harry | Keating | M | Cork | 03:22:24 |
| 249 | Stanley | Thompson | M | Roscrea | 03:22:26 |
| 250 | Donal | Kelly | M | Cork | 03:22:44 |
| 251 | Jerry | Walsh | M | Shandon | 03:23:00 |
| 252 | Michael | Lynch | M | Cork | 03:23:20 |
| 253 | David | Doyle | M | North Cork | 03:23:27 |
| 254 | Colin | Deasy | M | Coventry Godiva Harriers | 03:23:35 |
| 255 | Patrick | Gyves | M | Mallow | 03:23:36 |
| 256 | Michael | Carroll | M | Armv | 03:23:37 |
| 257 | Donal | Sheehan | M | Cork | 03:23:49 |
| 258 | Barry | McCarthy | M | Pfizers | 03:23:50 |
| 259 | James | O'Gorman | M | Cork | 03:23:57 |
| 260 | Anthony | Donnachie | M | Cobh | 03:24:13 |
| 261 | Bro. Brogan | Whittle | M | Tullamore Harriers | 03:24:24 |
| 262 | Cornelius | Collins | M | Newmarket | 03:24:24 |
| 263 | David | Murphy | M | Churchtown | 03:24:27 |
| 264 | Eamonn | Harold | M | Rathcoole | 03:24:28 |
| 265 | Patrick | O'Connor | M | Charleville | 03:24:33 |
| 266 | John | Hassett | M | Kerrypike | 03:24:35 |
| 267 | Don | Buckley | M | Douglas | 03:24:43 |
| 268 | Frank | O'Neill | M | Limerick | 03:24:50 |
| 269 | Paul | Mulhall | M | Ballinure | 03:25:06 |
| 270 | Derek | O'Carroll | M | Co. Dublin | 03:25:11 |
| 271 | John | Murphy | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:25:16 |
| 272 | James | Walsh | M | Limerick | 03:25:21 |
| 273 | Paul | Donohue | M | Belfast | 03:25:28 |
| 274 | John | Finn | M | Ennis | 03:25:33 |
| 275 | Paddy | Ryan | M | Kilmallock | 03:25:34 |
| 276 | Thomas | O'Neill | M | Blackpool | 03:25:39 |
| 277 | Noel | Garrett | M | Cobh | 03:25:47 |
| 278 | Bernard | Kelly | M | Cork | 03:25:50 |
| 279 | Michael | Cremin | M | Ballintemple | 03:26:00 |
| 280 | Vincent | McDwyer | M | Carrigaline | 03:26:04 |
| 281 | Michael | Aherne | M | Glanmire | 03:26:13 |
| 282 | Noel | O'Flynn | M | Bishopstown | 03:26:19 |
| 283 | Sean | Healy | M | Leevale | 03:26:23 |
| 284 | Anthony | Grehan | M | Athlone | 03:26:25 |
| 285 | Frank | Mooney | M | Limerick | 03:26:38 |
| 286 | Morgan | Keane | M | Co. Clare | 03:26:40 |
| 287 | Thomas | Crowley | M | Collins Squash | 03:26:41 |
| 288 | Anthony | Neff | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:26:58 |
| 289 | Paul | Manley | M | Cork | 03:27:01 |
| 290 | Raymond | O'Shea | M | Army | 03:27:11 |
| 291 | Richard | Linehan | M | Co. Limerick | 03:27:13 |
| 292 | Joseph | O'Sullivan | M | Super Valu | 03:27:23 |
| 293 | Ned | Ronan | M | Mallow | 03:27:25 |
| 294 | Seamus | Walsh | M | Quigley | 03:27:30 |
| 295 | Eugene | Sheehan | M | Wicklow | 03:27:31 |
| 296 | Eddie | Mullane | M | Quigley | 03:27:31 |
| 297 | John | Murray | M | North Cork A.C | 03:27:33 |
| 298 | Rose | Healy | M | Waterfall | 03:27:36 |
| 299 | John | Galvin | M | Cork | 03:27:38 |
| 300 | Patrick | Murray | M | Ballincollig | 03:27:46 |
| 301 | Conor | O'Riordan | M | Ballincollig | 03:27:51 |
| 302 | T.J. | Daly | M | Ballineen | 03:27:53 |
| 303 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 03:28:02 | |
| 304 | Brian | Mulcahy | M | Killarney | 03:28:03 |
| 305 | David | St. Leger | M | Cork | 03:28:09 |
| 306 | Barry | Peelo | M | Cork | 03:28:15 |
| 307 | John | Griffith | M | Port Talbot Harriers | 03:28:31 |
| 308 | Liam | Shannon | M | Dublin Prison Officers | 03:28:41 |
| 309 | Patrick | Dunne | M | Aer Lingus | 03:28:49 |
| 310 | Gary | Mooney | M | Co. Kerry | 03:28:50 |
| 311 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 03:28:52 | |
| 312 | Gerard | Scannell | M | St. Nicholas | 03:29:02 |
| 313 | Pat | Cronin | M | Inniscarra | 03:29:05 |
| 314 | Jeremiah | Stout | M | Cork | 03:29:10 |
| 315 | Hugh | Connolly | M | Maynooth College | 03:29:14 |
| 316 | Patrick | Corcoran | M | Bishopstown | 03:29:20 |
| 317 | Thomas | Scannell | M | Clonakilty | 03:29:39 |
| 318 | Joseph | Murphy | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:29:40 |
| 319 | John | Crowley | M | Belgooley | 03:29:46 |
| 320 | James | Sweeney | M | Togher | 03:29:49 |
| 321 | John | Hayes | M | Bandon | 03:29:50 |
| 322 | Leo | O'Mahony | M | Bishopstown | 03:29:51 |
| 323 | Stephen | O'Halloran | M | Togher | 03:29:51 |
| 324 | Michael | Conway | M | Castlebar | 03:29:52 |
| 325 | Patricia | Twomey | F | Leevale | 03:30:02 |
| 326 | Raymond | Edward | M | U.CD. | 03:30:05 |
| 327 | Andy | O'Riordan | M | Drumcondra | 03:30:08 |
| 328 | Jerry | Foley | M | Waterfall | 03:30:16 |
| 329 | David | O'Brien | M | Glasheen | 03:30:17 |
| 330 | Hugh | Ryan | M | Llimerick | 03:30:18 |
| 331 | Daniel | Cummins | M | Swords Co. Dublin | 03:30:31 |
| 332 | Roy | Crowley | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:30:40 |
| 333 | David | Boyd | M | Kinsale | 03:30:43 |
| 334 | Michael | O'Connell | M | Killorglin | 03:30:46 |
| 335 | Michael | Morgan | M | Beamish & Crawford | 03:30:47 |
| 336 | John | Hayes | M | Bandon | 03:30:47 |
| 337 | Michael | Flanery | M | St. Nicks | 03:30:48 |
| 338 | Martin | Brosnan | M | Castleisland | 03:30:49 |
| 339 | Richard | Conroy | M | Bandon | 03:30:52 |
| 340 | Richard | Sisk | M | Cork | 03:30:55 |
| 341 | Tom | Houlihan | M | Midleton | 03:31:08 |
| 342 | Jim | Hurley | M | Cork | 03:31:12 |
| 343 | Pat | O'Haliahan | M | Cork | 03:31:12 |
| 344 | Denis | O'Flynn | M | Douglas | 03:31:23 |
| 345 | Eamonn | Richardson | M | Dublin 8 | 03:31:36 |
| 346 | Nicholas | O'Neill | M | Castletroy Co. Limerick | 03:31:47 |
| 347 | Paul | Beechinor | M | Cork | 03:31:51 |
| 348 | James | Mr5weeney | M | Super Valu | 03:31:54 |
| 349 | Leo | Walsh | M | Waterford | 03:31:56 |
| 350 | Patrick | Walsh | M | Waterford | 03:31:57 |
| 351 | Michael | Kelleher | M | C.M.P. | 03:31:59 |
| 352 | David | White | M | Kinsale | 03:32:09 |
| 353 | Patrick | Cullen | M | Stillorgan Co. Dublin | 03:32:15 |
| 354 | Lucy | Quinn | F | Mooncoin | 03:32:19 |
| 355 | James | Neville | M | Shannon | 03:32:40 |
| 356 | Richard | O'Meara | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:32:42 |
| 357 | Tom | Finn | M | Dublin 12 | 03:32:48 |
| 358 | Barry | Scott | M | Belfast | 03:32:56 |
| 359 | John | Hallissey | M | Our Lady's Hospital | 03:33:01 |
| 360 | John | Dunne | M | Belfast | 03:33:01 |
| 361 | Jerry | Casey | M | Vicarstown | 03:33:08 |
| 362 | Peter | Barkman | M | Adare | 03:33:25 |
| 363 | Sean | Walsh | M | Cork | 03:33:49 |
| 364 | Michael | Cusack | M | Lisdoonvarna | 03:33:53 |
| 365 | Michael | Colclough | M | Enniscorthy | 03:34:29 |
| 366 | Desmond | Collins | M | Ovens | 03:35:00 |
| 367 | John | O'Brien | M | Elanco A.C | 03:35:01 |
| 368 | Tony | McDonagh | M | Cobh | 03:35:04 |
| 369 | Theresa | Walsh | F | SuperValu | 03:35:16 |
| 370 | Alan | Patterson | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:35:18 |
| 371 | Michael | Curtin | M | Firhouse Co. Dublin | 03:35:23 |
| 372 | Denis | Noonan | M | Turners X | 03:35:27 |
| 373 | Noel | Fanning | M | Waterford Boat Club | 03:35:45 |
| 374 | Patrick | Noonan | M | Co. Monaghan | 03:35:51 |
| 375 | Derek | Murphy | M | Dublin Prison Officers | 03:35:58 |
| 376 | Eamonn | Murphy | M | Cork Prison Officers | 03:36:00 |
| 377 | Daniel | Kelleher | M | Ovens | 03:36:07 |
| 378 | Michael | Cotter | M | Littleisland | 03:36:07 |
| 379 | Thomas | Kelleher | M | Co. Kerry | 03:36:36 |
| 380 | Jerry | Moynihan | M | Cork | 03:36:42 |
| 381 | Oliver | O'Mahony | M | Togher | 03:36:55 |
| 382 | Michael V. | O'Connell | M | c o T.S.I. Cork | 03:36:56 |
| 383 | Kevin | Jordan | M | Carrigaline | 03:37:05 |
| 384 | Michael | O'Sullivan | M | St. Finbarrs | 03:37:07 |
| 385 | Derry | Hipwell | M | Carrigrohane | 03:37:38 |
| 386 | Bill | Leahy | M | H.GW. (B.H.A.A.) | 03:37:40 |
| 387 | Josephine | Waters | F | Carrick-on-Suir | 03:37:45 |
| 388 | Kieran | Kelly | M | Douglas | 03:37:45 |
| 389 | Timothy | Buckley | M | Our Lady's Hospital A.C. | 03:37:55 |
| 390 | Aidan | Buckley | M | Wilton | 03:37:56 |
| 391 | Frederick | Daunton | M | Cork | 03:37:59 |
| 392 | Paul | O'Donoghue | M | St. John's Ambulance Brigade | 03:38:07 |
| 393 | William | Moriarty | M | Sea Scouts | 03:38:19 |
| 394 | Patrick | Dunne | M | Aer Llingus | 03:38:23 |
| 395 | Tim | Carroll | M | Carrigaline Striders | 03:38:31 |
| 396 | Donal | Walsh | M | Quigley | 03:38:46 |
| 397 | Terence | O'Shea | M | Phibsboro A.C. | 03:38:47 |
| 398 | Patrick | Hoey | M | ITA | 03:38:55 |
| 399 | George | Ross | M | Scotland | 03:39:00 |
| 400 | Michael | Holland | M | Ladysbridge | 03:39:21 |
| 401 | Niall | Marron | M | Bishopstown | 03:39:26 |
| 402 | Augustine | Dennis | M | Skibbereen | 03:39:50 |
| 403 | John | Garvey | M | Curragh Co. Kildare | 03:39:50 |
| 404 | James | Cotter | M | A.C.T. | 03:39:52 |
| 405 | Patrick | O'Brien | M | Cork | 03:39:56 |
| 406 | Laurence | Shine | M | Limerick | 03:40:17 |
| 407 | Kathleen | Looney | F | Blarney | 03:40:17 |
| 408 | Martin | Syron | M | Ballina | 03:40:21 |
| 409 | Patrick | Moran | M | Patrickswell | 03:40:42 |
| 410 | John | Barrett | M | Super Valu | 03:40:59 |
| 411 | Aidan | Meehan | M | Tullamore | 03:41:47 |
| 412 | Nealius | O'Leary | M | Bandon | 03:41:47 |
| 413 | Anthony | Crowe | M | Dungarvan | 03:41:47 |
| 414 | Denis | O'Connor | M | Bruff Co. Limerick | 03:41:54 |
| 415 | John | Grimston | M | Cork | 03:42:04 |
| 416 | Timothy | Patrick | M | Cork | 03:42:13 |
| 417 | Brendan | Keohane | M | Our Lady's Hospital | 03:42:22 |
| 418 | Paul | Magnier | M | Thomastown | 03:42:33 |
| 419 | Ted | Dinan | M | Douglas | 03:42:35 |
| 420 | Austin | Murphy | M | St. Finbarrs AC | 03:42:48 |
| 421 | Edward | Murphy | M | Cork | 03:42:59 |
| 422 | Timothy | Halligan | M | Wexford | 03:43:10 |
| 423 | Brendan | Torsney | M | Clonliffe Harriers | 03:43:18 |
| 424 | Marie | Morley | F | Carrigaline | 03:43:26 |
| 425 | Christy | Horgan | M | Blarney | 03:43:28 |
| 426 | John | Enright | M | Patrickswell Co. Limerick | 03:43:39 |
| 427 | Joseph | O'Keeffe | M | E.S.B. | 03:43:43 |
| 428 | Brian | Hansey | M | Roscrea | 03:43:46 |
| 429 | William | Webb | M | Rising Sun | 03:43:51 |
| 430 | James | Corbett | M | Douglas | 03:43:54 |
| 431 | Patrick | Boyd | M | Ballinure H & F. | 03:44:05 |
| 432 | Laurence | Gerard | M | Portlaoise | 03:44:13 |
| 433 | Martin | Byrne | M | Blackrock Cork | 03:44:18 |
| 434 | Michael | Finnegan | M | Ballyvolane | 03:44:22 |
| 435 | Derry | Dorney | M | Super Valu .. | 03:44:37 |
| 436 | Bill | Pittaway | M | Irish Steel O'Driscolis | 03:44:37 |
| 437 | Dave | Martin | M | Artane | 03:44:59 |
| 438 | Paul | Foran | M | SuperValu | 03:45:00 |
| 439 | Gabrielle | O'Reilly | F | Galway | 03:45:02 |
| 440 | Gerard | Lee | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 03:45:18 |
| 441 | Martin | McLoughlin | M | Limerick | 03:45:26 |
| 442 | Declan | Harrison | M | Leamlara | 03:45:27 |
| 443 | Michael | Keohane | M | Passage West | 03:45:28 |
| 444 | Colm | Lenihan | M | Blackrock Cork | 03:45:31 |
| 445 | Michael | Taylor | M | England | 03:45:34 |
| 446 | Michael | Power | M | Waterford | 03:45:48 |
| 447 | Sean | Healy | M | Cork | 03:45:53 |
| 448 | John | Morrissey | M | Aghada Co. Cork | 03:46:05 |
| 449 | John | Kelly | M | Mayfield | 03:46:19 |
| 450 | Fionbar | Bolster | M | Cork | 03:46:31 |
| 451 | Donal | O'Mahony | M | Cork | 03:46:35 |
| 452 | Jeremiah | Walsh | M | Mallow | 03:46:39 |
| 453 | Donal | Woods | M | C.M.P. | 03:46:43 |
| 454 | Paul | Foye | M | Tallaght Dublin | 03:46:49 |
| 455 | Donal | Lucey | M | Millstreet Co. Cork | 03:46:49 |
| 456 | Timothy | Burke | M | Douglas | 03:46:51 |
| 457 | Anthony | Coughlan | M | Limerick | 03:46:51 |
| 458 | Dermot | Lynch | M | Cork | 03:47:08 |
| 459 | Alexander | O'Neill | M | Army | 03:47:31 |
| 460 | John | Downey | M | Cork | 03:47:34 |
| 461 | Anthony | O'Keeffe | M | Blackrock Cork | 03:47:35 |
| 462 | Niall | O'Sullivan | M | Clonakilty | 03:47:37 |
| 463 | Louis | Kilcoyne | M | Shamrock Rovers F.C. | 03:47:42 |
| 464 | David | Walsh | M | Cork | 03:47:47 |
| 465 | Brian | Barry | M | Togher | 03:47:55 |
| 466 | Daniel | Kearney | M | Cork Southern Hunt | 03:47:55 |
| 467 | Michael | O'Donoghue | M | Mallow | 03:47:56 |
| 468 | William | Hayes | M | Reenavanna Harriers | 03:48:04 |
| 469 | Frank | Fogarty | M | Newbridge | 03:48:05 |
| 470 | Noel | Douglas | M | Charleville | 03:48:13 |
| 471 | Bill | Bohig | M | Cork | 03:48:23 |
| 472 | James | O'Sullivan | M | Co. Kerry | 03:48:25 |
| 473 | Charles | Kinnane | M | Ballincollig | 03:48:32 |
| 474 | Richard | Erangey | M | Cork | 03:48:46 |
| 475 | Tony | Murphy | M | St. John's Ambulance Brigade | 03:48:53 |
| 476 | John | Furlong | M | Slaneyside | 03:48:54 |
| 477 | Leslie | Buckley | F | Dunlaoire | 03:49:06 |
| 478 | Cornelius | O'Donovan | M | Cork Road Runners | 03:49:10 |
| 479 | Denis | Crowley | M | Castletownsend Co. Cork | 03:49:22 |
| 480 | Liam | O'Regan | M | Skibbereen | 03:49:22 |
| 481 | Patrick | McSweeney | M | Douglas | 03:49:59 |
| 482 | James | Hayes | M | Ballincollig | 03:50:00 |
| 483 | Conor | Hayes | M | Kilkenny | 03:50:11 |
| 484 | Eugene | Dargan | M | Clonmel | 03:50:44 |
| 485 | John | Martin | M | Blackrock | 03:50:47 |
| 486 | Edwin | O'Riordan | M | Cork Health Studio | 03:50:53 |
| 487 | Brendan | Ryan | M | Limerick | 03:50:57 |
| 488 | John | Maxey | M | C.S.E.T. Social Club | 03:50:58 |
| 489 | Patrick | Patterson | M | Thurles | 03:51:09 |
| 490 | Patrick | Aherne | M | Togher | 03:51:13 |
| 491 | Anthony | Keane | M | Cork | 03:51:13 |
| 492 | William | Aherne | M | Blackrock | 03:51:13 |
| 493 | Patrick | Lynch | M | Ballincollig | 03:51:55 |
| 494 | Edmund | Finucane | M | Portmarnock Co. Dublin | 03:51:57 |
| 495 | Eugene | Byrne | M | Douglas | 03:52:25 |
| 496 | Thomas | Twomey | M | Cork | 03:52:32 |
| 497 | Cornelius | O'Sullivan | M | Crosshaven | 03:52:33 |
| 498 | Patrick | Buckley | M | S.C.C. Ltd. | 03:52:49 |
| 499 | Elizabeth | Ryan | F | Limerick | 03:52:52 |
| 500 | Denis | Condon | M | Cork | 03:53:05 |
| 501 | John | Duggan | M | An Post | 03:53:06 |
| 502 | Anthony | Burke | M | Phibsboro A.C. | 03:53:11 |
| 503 | John | Grant | M | Phibsboro A.C. | 03:53:11 |
| 504 | Robert | Wade | M | C.LE. | 03:53:12 |
| 505 | Laurence | Murphy | M | Golden Vale | 03:53:23 |
| 506 | Thomas | Walsh | M | C.M.P. | 03:53:26 |
| 507 | John | Murdock | M | Co. Antrim | 03:53:30 |
| 508 | Thomas | Kavanagh | M | Co. Wexford | 03:53:37 |
| 509 | John | Cotter | M | Glanmire | 03:53:45 |
| 510 | Derry | Crowley | M | Ovens | 03:53:48 |
| 511 | Don | Mullins | M | Douglas | 03:54:00 |
| 512 | Peter | O'Halloran | M | Kerrypike | 03:54:06 |
| 513 | Patrick | McGavigan | M | Co. Donegal | 03:54:13 |
| 514 | Michael | O'Sullivan | M | Co. Dublin | 03:54:23 |
| 515 | Brendan | Conway | M | Waterford | 03:54:27 |
| 516 | John | O'Brien | M | Co. Clare | 03:54:33 |
| 517 | Patrick | Brennan | M | Ballincollig | 03:54:38 |
| 518 | Gerard | Delaney | M | Ballincollig | 03:54:42 |
| 519 | James | O'Connor | M | Douglas | 03:54:45 |
| 520 | James | Walsh | M | Grange AC | 03:54:52 |
| 521 | Denis | Healy | M | Monkstown | 03:55:01 |
| 522 | Keith | Anthony | M | Togher | 03:55:27 |
| 523 | Patrick | Buckley | M | Bishopstown | 03:55:38 |
| 524 | Billy | Behan | M | Co. Waterford | 03:55:45 |
| 525 | Patrick | Cadogan | M | Bishopstown | 03:55:49 |
| 526 | Thomas | Green | M | Cork | 03:55:50 |
| 527 | Martin | Walsh | M | Blackpool | 03:55:50 |
| 528 | Joseph | Sheppard | M | Liffey Valley A.C. | 03:56:30 |
| 529 | Patrick | Coughlan | M | Cork | 03:56:35 |
| 530 | Martin | Dunne | M | Togher | 03:56:44 |
| 531 | Gregory | Moylette | M | Castlebar | 03:56:47 |
| 532 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 03:56:57 | |
| 533 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 03:57:00 | |
| 534 | Frank | Walsh | M | Walkinstown | 03:57:31 |
| 535 | Frank | Creedon | M | Blackrock | 03:57:55 |
| 536 | Gerard | Simpson | M | Bangor | 03:57:55 |
| 537 | Samuel | Evans | M | Newtownards | 03:57:56 |
| 538 | Cornelius | Warren | M | West Limerick AC | 03:57:59 |
| 539 | James | Kilbride | M | Dublin | 03:58:00 |
| 540 | Gerard | Buckley | M | Limerick | 03:58:01 |
| 541 | Margaret | Fleming | F | Ballinascarthy | 03:58:04 |
| 542 | Michael | Kavanagh | M | Ballyvolane | 03:58:06 |
| 543 | Danny | Kelleher | M | Crosshaven | 03:58:07 |
| 544 | Michael | Ryan | M | New Ross | 03:58:15 |
| 545 | Seamus | O'Brien | M | Mitchelstown | 03:58:17 |
| 546 | Martin | O'Carroll | M | Shankill | 03:58:24 |
| 547 | Martin | Groegor | M | Montenotte | 03:58:30 |
| 548 | Seamus | Fitzgibbon | M | SuperValu | 03:58:51 |
| 549 | Stephen | O'Mahony | M | Farranferris | 03:58:58 |
| 550 | Padraig | Byrne | M | Kiltegan | 03:59:10 |
| 551 | Michael | Cotter | M | Douglas | 03:59:18 |
| 552 | Fintan | Lawton | M | Super Valu | 03:59:20 |
| 553 | John | Daly | M | Ballincollig | 03:59:33 |
| 554 | Pat | Couch | M | C.M.P. | 03:59:44 |
| 555 | Christopher | O'Keeffe | M | C.M.P. | 03:59:44 |
| 556 | Brendan | Hegarty | M | C.I.E. | 03:59:54 |
| 557 | Dave | Sheehan | M | Macroom | 03:59:56 |
| 558 | Richard | Bowden | M | Thurles | 04:00:02 |
| 559 | Finbarr | Harty | M | Super Valu | 04:00:03 |
| 560 | Mary Rose | Johnson | F | Rathfarnham | 04:00:21 |
| 561 | Patrick | Hogan | M | Limerick | 04:00:27 |
| 562 | Patrick | Falvey | M | Golden Vale | 04:00:30 |
| 563 | Aidan | Manning | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:01:36 |
| 564 | Kenneth | Stevens | M | Blackrock Youth Club | 04:01:36 |
| 565 | Patrick | Gowen | M | Foxrock | 04:01:36 |
| 566 | Patrick | Goold | M | Midleton | 04:01:49 |
| 567 | Michael | O'Connor | M | Patrick's Hill Cork | 04:01:53 |
| 568 | Stephen | Murphy Snr. | M | Drimoleague | 04:01:53 |
| 569 | Jeremiah | O'Farrell | M | Ballyvolane | 04:02:00 |
| 570 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:02:33 | |
| 571 | John | Newell | M | Tuam | 04:02:52 |
| 572 | Kay | O'Connell | F | Douglas | 04:02:56 |
| 573 | Caroline | O'Doherty | F | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:02:56 |
| 574 | Michael | O'Brien | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:03:04 |
| 575 | John | Cotter | M | Cobh | 04:03:30 |
| 576 | James | McCarter | M | U.C.D. | 04:03:50 |
| 577 | William C. | Ryan | M | Ennis | 04:03:52 |
| 578 | Tim | Foley | M | A.C.T. | 04:04:21 |
| 579 | Ann | Sheehan | F | Macroom | 04:04:22 |
| 580 | Noel | Enright | M | O'Briens Bridge Co. Clare | 04:04:24 |
| 581 | Anthony | Sheil | M | Curracloe Co. Wexford | 04:04:24 |
| 582 | Stephen | Roche | M | Wexford | 04:04:56 |
| 583 | Peter | Sargent | M | Togher | 04:05:13 |
| 584 | William | Monks | M | Rush | 04:05:41 |
| 585 | Sean | Brady | M | Dublin Hill | 04:05:49 |
| 586 | Tony | Deasy | M | Monkstown | 04:05:53 |
| 587 | John | Twohig | M | Cork R.T.C. | 04:05:59 |
| 588 | Niall | O'Sullivan | M | Clonakilty | 04:06:00 |
| 589 | Sean | O'Flynn | M | Capwell Avenue | 04:06:10 |
| 590 | Oliver | Walsh | M | Dominick Street Cork | 04:06:13 |
| 591 | George | Brennan | M | C.I.E. A.c. | 04:06:18 |
| 592 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:06:58 | |
| 593 | Stephen | Connolly | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:07:00 |
| 594 | Raymond | Jeffrey | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:07:09 |
| 595 | John | Baldwin | M | Leevale | 04:07:32 |
| 596 | Anthony | Coughlan | M | Fitzgerald Camp Fermoy | 04:07:55 |
| 597 | Tom | Dowling | M | Monkstown | 04:08:35 |
| 598 | John | Taylor | M | Ballincollig | 04:08:36 |
| 599 | Jimmy | McNally | M | Walkinstown | 04:09:39 |
| 600 | Denis | Hanley | M | Cobh | 04:10:02 |
| 601 | Michael | Murphy | M | Carrignavar | 04:10:03 |
| 602 | John | Quigley | M | Eagle AC | 04:10:03 |
| 603 | Rocky | O'Sullivan | M | Blackrock | 04:10:13 |
| 604 | Vivienne | O'Gorman | F | Rathmines | 04:10:25 |
| 605 | Joseph | Ryan | M | Glanmire Road | 04:10:25 |
| 606 | Francis | Grimston | M | Shannon | 04:10:29 |
| 607 | Michael | McCarthy | M | Ballinasloe | 04:10:33 |
| 608 | Patrick | O'Donoghue | M | Fermoy District Harriers | 04:10:33 |
| 609 | John | Shanahan | M | Castletownroche | 04:10:54 |
| 610 | James | Aherne | M | Cork | 04:10:55 |
| 611 | Mary | McDonnell | F | Blarney | 04:11:15 |
| 612 | Mary | O'Mara | F | West Terenure | 04:11:16 |
| 613 | Eamonn | Joyce | M | SuperVaiu | 04:11:58 |
| 614 | Patrick | Hartnett | M | Inchicore | 04:11:59 |
| 615 | Andrew | Keohane | M | Little Island | 04:12:38 |
| 616 | John | Kennedy | M | Wilton Road | 04:13:11 |
| 617 | Timothy | O'Driscoll | M | Inniscarra | 04:13:14 |
| 618 | Tom | Baldwin | M | E.S.B. Midleton | 04:13:15 |
| 619 | Colman | O'Flaherty | M | Blarney | 04:13:41 |
| 620 | Maurice | Costelloe | M | Aer Lingus | 04:13:50 |
| 621 | Pat | Hurley | M | E.S.B. | 04:13:51 |
| 622 | John | Roche | M | Cork | 04:14:03 |
| 623 | John | Greene | M | Blarney Street | 04:14:09 |
| 624 | Willie | Duffy | M | Co. Offaly | 04:14:12 |
| 625 | Michael | Timmons | M | Army | 04:14:13 |
| 626 | Cornelius | Traynor | M | Kenmare A.C | 04:14:22 |
| 627 | John | Hegarty | M | SuperValu | 04:14:56 |
| 628 | John | Kelly | M | Cork Fire Brigade AC | 04:15:11 |
| 629 | Timothy | Smith | M | Bandon | 04:15:34 |
| 630 | James | Webster | M | Thurles | 04:15:39 |
| 631 | Daniel | Healy | M | A.C.T. | 04:16:48 |
| 632 | John | Duffy | M | Templeogue | 04:17:09 |
| 633 | David | Hegarty | M | St. Finbarrs | 04:17:31 |
| 634 | Tony | Healy | M | Lower Killeens | 04:17:34 |
| 635 | Philip | Rochford | M | Coolock | 04:17:39 |
| 636 | Brian | O'Regan | M | Skibbereen | 04:17:41 |
| 637 | Robert | Evans | M | The Lough | 04:19:00 |
| 638 | Timothy | Griffin | M | Ballincollig | 04:19:03 |
| 639 | Eamon | Ryan | M | Watergrasshill | 04:19:05 |
| 640 | Denis | Browne | M | Limerick | 04:19:15 |
| 641 | Noel | O'Keeffe | M | Kanturk | 04:19:20 |
| 642 | James | O'Sullivan | M | Co. Kerry | 04:19:43 |
| 643 | Ann | Reidy | F | Blackrock Co. Dublin | 04:19:50 |
| 644 | Joseph | Delea | M | Little Island | 04:20:14 |
| 645 | Anne Maria | Elward | F | Ballyfermot | 04:20:15 |
| 646 | Brian | Edgar | M | Lurgan | 04:20:16 |
| 647 | Thomas | Wade | M | St. Field Co. Down | 04:20:16 |
| 648 | Joseph | O'Brien | M | Newcastlewest | 04:20:44 |
| 649 | Ailish | Rush | F | Lisdoonvarna | 04:21:24 |
| 650 | John | Forde | M | St. Luke's Cork | 04:21:25 |
| 651 | Anthony | O'Keeffe | M | Blackrock | 04:21:27 |
| 652 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:21:34 | |
| 653 | John | Harris | M | Kilmeadon Co. Waterford | 04:22:22 |
| 654 | Sean | Kelly | M | Kilmeadon Co. Waterford | 04:22:23 |
| 655 | Tadhg | Crowley | M | Old Youghal Road | 04:22:28 |
| 656 | Michael | King | M | Rathkeale | 04:22:30 |
| 657 | Helen | Fitzgibbon | F | Tralee Jogging Club | 04:22:33 |
| 658 | Noel | Dinan | M | Blackrock Cork | 04:22:40 |
| 659 | Mary | Horgan | F | Blarney | 04:22:48 |
| 660 | Brian | Mackey | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:23:23 |
| 661 | Kenneth | Moore | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:23:24 |
| 662 | Alan | Spriggs | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:23:24 |
| 663 | Adrian | Canning | M | Dublin | 04:23:25 |
| 664 | Pat | Quinn | M | Co. Tipperary | 04:24:07 |
| 665 | William | Walsh | M | Army | 04:24:08 |
| 666 | Denis | O'Meara | M | Waterfall | 04:24:30 |
| 667 | John | O'Keeffe | M | C.M.P. | 04:24:48 |
| 668 | Barry J. | O'Keeffe | M | Bishopstown | 04:24:49 |
| 669 | Robert | McCarthy | M | Ballyvolane | 04:24:56 |
| 670 | Tess | Murphy | F | St. Finbarrs | 04:25:08 |
| 671 | Christine | Stack | F | Tralee Jogging Club | 04:25:41 |
| 672 | Mary | Murphy | F | St. Finbarrs | 04:26:09 |
| 673 | William | Murnane | M | Kanturk | 04:26:16 |
| 674 | James | Moynihan | M | Blanchardstown | 04:26:29 |
| 675 | Peter | Keating | M | Kilrush | 04:26:54 |
| 676 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:27:17 | |
| 677 | Grant | Ebersole | M | Cahir | 04:27:26 |
| 678 | Fr. Michael | Kennedy | M | Clonmel | 04:27:27 |
| 679 | Anthony | Linehan | M | Ballyphehane | 04:28:47 |
| 680 | John | Murray | M | Inniscarra | 04:28:48 |
| 681 | Jeremiah | Walsh | M | Mallow | 04:30:08 |
| 682 | Maurice | Sexton | M | Tralee Jogging Club | 04:30:12 |
| 683 | Philip | Murphy | M | Cork | 04:31:32 |
| 684 | Marie | Ward | F | Tralee Jogging Club | 04:32:22 |
| 685 | Bernadette | Dargan | F | Clonmel | 04:32:25 |
| 686 | Marian | O'Flaherty | F | Blarney | 04:32:55 |
| 687 | Ann | Hayes | F | Cork | 04:32:58 |
| 688 | David | Murphy | M | Ballinure | 04:34:20 |
| 689 | Donal | Kelly | M | Cork | 04:34:21 |
| 690 | James | O'Brien | M | Galway | 04:35:18 |
| 691 | Michael | Cotter | M | Cork | 04:35:23 |
| 692 | Eileen | McMahon. | F | Cork | 04:35:40 |
| 693 | Owen | McKeown | M | Glasnevin Dublin 7 | 04:35:44 |
| 694 | Eddie | Noonan | M | CI.E. | 04:36:27 |
| 695 | Patrick | Curran | M | Cork | 04:36:40 |
| 696 | Daniel | Curran | M | Rathcooney Co. Cork | 04:36:54 |
| 697 | Jeffrey | Good | M | Aherla Co. Cork | 04:37:09 |
| 698 | Connie | Turner | F | Tralee Jogging Club | 04:37:49 |
| 699 | David | Mulcahy | M | Ballinlough | 04:37:57 |
| 700 | Patricia | O'Callaghan | F | St. Finbarrs | 04:38:34 |
| 701 | Carmel | Lynch | F | Passage West | 04:40:56 |
| 702 | Mary | O'Reilly | F | Dunmanway | 04:40:57 |
| 703 | John | Canniffe | M | Bandon | 04:42:22 |
| 704 | Kieran | O'Regan | M | Ballinlough | 04:42:58 |
| 705 | Michael | Horgan | M | Cloyne | 04:42:59 |
| 706 | Mary | Horgan | F | St. Finbarrs | 04:43:31 |
| 707 | Geraldine | Cadogan | F | St. Finbarrs | 04:44:11 |
| 708 | Daniel | Dineen | M | Dungarvan | 04:46:19 |
| 709 | Noreen | Finnerty | F | Co. Sligo | 04:49:22 |
| 710 | Finbarr | O'Connor | M | Bishopstown | 04:49:52 |
| 711 | Vincent | Hutchinson | M | Church Avenue Cork | 04:49:56 |
| 712 | Roger | Whelan | M | Church Avenue Cork | 04:49:57 |
| 713 | Gerry | O'Keeffe | M | Bishopstown | 04:50:15 |
| 714 | Liam | McCarthy | M | Ballyphehane | 04:51:31 |
| 715 | William | O'Keeffe | M | West Croydon England | 04:51:31 |
| 716 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:51:33 | |
| 717 | William | O'Leary | M | The Glen Cork | 04:51:35 |
| 718 | David | Mackey | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:52:15 |
| 719 | Jim | Kenneally | M | Blackpool Youth Club | 04:52:16 |
| 720 | Unknown | Unknown | M | 04:53:45 | |
| 721 | Henry | Compton | M | Dunmanway | 04:55:36 |
| 722 | Matthew | McCormack | M | Cork | 04:56:10 |
| 723 | Mildred | Durnin | F | Dublin 10 | 04:56:17 |
| 724 | Michael | Clynne | M | Co. Longford | 04:56:18 |
| 725 | Don | O'Sullivan | M | Blarney Road Cork | 04:57:40 |
| 726 | Patrick | Power | M | Beaumount Dublin 9 | 05:01:38 |
| 727 | Joseph | McMahon | M | Togher | 05:01:43 |
| 728 | Michael | Wall | M | Tipperary | 05:01:54 |
| 729 | David | Banim | M | Cobh | 05:06:57 |
| 730 | Pat | Enright | M | Super Valu | 05:08:10 |
| 731 | Roy | McCarthy | M | Fair Hill | 05:08:11 |
| 732 | Alan | Buttimer | M | Super Valu | 05:12:32 |
| 733 | Dave | McCarthy | M | Cincinnati Ohio | 05:12:33 |
