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Locha Lua Half-Marathon, Ballingeary, Saturday, 11th April

Cheetah Run 5k & Juvenile 1 Mile, Thursday May 16th

Bweeng 5k, Sunday May 10th

John Hartnett 10k, Ballyhooly, Fermoy, Sunday May 17th

Cork City Marathon, Half-Marathon & Relay, Sunday May 31st

Comprehensive Calendar of Registered Athletics Ireland events in Cork

Road Race and Weather Update - Sunday February 16th 2020

Cloyne 4k & Carrigaline 5: One On - One Off

Sunday February 16th 2020

race status sunday february 16th 2020

Cloyne 4k Goes Ahead

Carrigaline 5 CANCELLED

Weather forecast for 9am, Sunday February 16th (as at 3pm Sat 15th)

As can be seen from the image above, dry weather is expected for Cloyne, with rain and sleet to follow, later in the morning. It will be windy, but, from the image, it should be pretty much as at present.

Tomorrow's Cloyne Commons 4k, at 9:30 am, goes ahead, as planned. A further review is expected later this afternoon, but no change is expected.

Cloyne Organisers Confirm Go-Ahead, as @ 7pm Saturday

Organisers of tomorrow morning's Cloyne Commons 4k have confirmed that the event is going ahead, as scheduled.

Cloyne Commons 4k Road Race Information

However Eagle AC's Tommy Ryan Memorial 5 Mile, scheduled for 11am, has been CANCELLED, due to Met Eireann's Status Orange weather warning.

Eagle AC has issued a short statement: "Having the updated weather warning of Orange for tomorrow February 16th, Eagle AC have decided that in the interests of health and safety we will not be proceeding with the Tommy Ryan memorial Carrigaline 5 Mile road race. All who have pre-registered can claim a full refund from the primo website.

Eagle AC are very disappointed that our race cannot take place and we thank you for your support and understanding. We will not be rescheduling it for this year.

More details to follow shortly about those who have entered online and refunds."

Refund Update from Eagle AC

"Refunds for those who entered online available from the link below.

Each year we support 2 local charities in Carrigaline through this race; Carrigaline Meals on Wheels and Feroige (Carrigaline Community Drugs Initiative) who rely heavily on funding.

**If you do not process your refund the full €15 will go to these very worthy charities**"

Refund Link

Athlete Transfer Deadline - March 24th 2020

Deadline - March 24th 2020

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Cork Athletics Facebook page

Athletes wishing to transfer clubs are reminded that the deadline for the return of fully completed transfer forms is Tuesday March 24th. Forms received after that date will NOT be accepted.

Transfer forms may be downloaded from the Athletics Ireland website.

The Sequence and Procedure on the form MUST be followed.

Completed Transfer Forms

Completed forms should be given to Cork AAI County Board Registrar, John Copithorne, or posted to him at John Copithorne, Registrar Cork AAI County Board, Belgooley, Co. Cork.

Do NOT call to John Copithorne's house

Do NOT send your form by Registered Post, Courier or other form of delivery, except the regular Post

Do NOT send your completed form to Athletics Ireland HQ (Dublin), as this will severely affect delivery time, likely missing the deadline.

Closing date is Tuesday March 24th

Completed Transfer Forms may be submitted at any stage, but will not be reviewed by Cork Athletics County Board until after March 24th. However early submission allows time for the return and resubmission of forms that are incomplete or contain an error of some form or other

The Transfer Form MUST be signed in the following order

By the:

• Member (in the case of a minor, by their parent or guardian)

• New Club

• Outgoing Club

• County Board (outgoing club)

• Outgoing County Board (for out of county club transfer only)

• Incoming County Board (for inter-county transfer only)

Incomplete, improperly, or incorrectly completed forms will be rejected.

Notes:

Athletes must be in good stead with the outgoing club, i.e. they must not owe any membership fee, or other arrears, and all club property in their possession must have been returned

Athletes whose membership of the outgoing club has lapsed by more than three years do NOT require a transfer, i.e. they are free to change clubs without going through the formal transfer process - they can be simply registered by the incoming club. Note: Effectively this means that anyone transferring, who has been registered in ANY of the years 2017, 2018, 2019, or 2020, will need to fill out a Transfer Form

Next Transfer Window, following March 24th 2020, will close on August 24th 2020

Cork Athletics - Events Week Ending Sunday February 16th 2020

Registered Cork Athletics Races & Events for Week Ending Sunday February 16th 2020


Wednesday February 12th, 7:30pm, Library Building, CIT - CIT Sports Seminar Series 2019-2020 - #3 Sleep and Performance	Thursday February 13th, Clarecastle, Co Clare - Munster Schools' Cross Country Championships	Saturday February 15th, Nenagh - Munster U9-U11 Indoor Championships	Sunday February 16th, Nenagh - Munster Senior Masters & Under-20/23 Indoor T&F Championships	Sunday February 16th, 09:30m, Cloyne - Cloyne Commons 4k Series - Race 4 2019/20	Sunday February 16th, 11am, Carrigaline - Eagle AC Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5 Mile

Weeks Summary:

w/e Sun February 16th - CIT Sports Seminar Series #3 Sleep and Performance, Munster Schools' Cross Country Chps, Munster U9-U11 Indoor Chps, Munster Senior Masters & Under-20/23 Indoor T&F Chps, Cloyne Commons 4k Series - Race 4, Eagle AC Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5 Mile

Currently Open Online Registrations

See further down page for Direct Registration Links

Cork Athletics Race Calendar

Cork Athletics Find Your Races

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - April 2014 - May 2016 (on Old Cork Athletics website)

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - May 2016 to date

Cork Events This Week

Wednesday February 12th, 7:30pm, Library Building, CIT - CIT Sports Seminar Series 2019-2020 - #3 Sleep and Performance

Sunday February 16th, 09:30m, Cloyne - Cloyne Commons 4k Series - Race 4 2019/20

Sunday February 16th, 11am, Carrigaline - Eagle AC Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5 Mile

RACE CANCELLED
"Having the updated weather warning of Orange for tomorrow February 16th, Eagle AC have decided that in the interests of health and safety we will not be proceeding with the Tommy Ryan memorial Carrigaline 5 Mile road race. All who have pre-registered can claim a full refund from the primo website.

Eagle AC are very disappointed that our race cannot take place and we thank you for your support and understanding. We will not be rescheduling it for this year.

More details to follow shortly about those who have entered online and refunds."

Munster Events

Thursday February 13th, Clarecastle, Co Clare - GloHealth Munster Schools' Cross Country Championships

Saturday February 15th, Nenagh - Munster U9-U11 Indoor Championships

Sunday February 16th, Nenagh - Munster Senior Masters & Under-20/23 Indoor T&F Championships

National Events

Wednesday February 12th, Athlone - AIT Indoor Grand Prix

Online Registrations

Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5, Sunday February 16th

Kinsale 10 Mile, Sunday February 23rd

Crosshaven 5k & 10k, Sunday March 8th

Locha Lua Half-Marathon, Ballingeary, Saturday, 11th April

Cheetah Run 5k & Juvenile 1 Mile, Thursday May 16th

Bweeng 5k, Sunday May 10th

John Hartnett 10k, Ballyhooly, Fermoy, Sunday May 17th

Cork City Marathon, Half-Marathon & Relay, Sunday May 31st

Comprehensive Calendar of Registered Athletics Ireland events in Cork

Death of Riobard O'Dwyer - Eyeries and Late of Beara AC

Riobard O'Dwyer R.I.P. - Condolences

January 22nd 2020

Cork Athletics County Board extends its condolences and deepest sympathy to the family of Riobard O'Dwyer, late of Beara AC, who died recently. May he rest in peace.

riobard odwyer

From RIP.ie

The death has occurred of Riobard O'Dwyer, Eyeries Village, Beara, Cork

O'Dwyer, Eyeries Village, Beara, Co. Cork on January 22nd 2020, peacefully after a short illness, RIOBARD (former Principal Urhan N.S. and President of the Beara Board & Urhan GAA), predeceased by his beloved wife Joan, much loved father of Bobbie, Brian, Rory, Seán and daughters-in-law, Anne, Synni, Louise, Linda, and adored grandchildren, Shona, Ciara, Robert, Kevin, Laura, Ava, Lovis, Danny, Cillian and Tom, great granddaughter, Caoimhe, sister Norelene and the late Maura, brother Sean and the late Liam, sister-in-law Margaret, brother-in-law Batt (Burns). Sadly missed by his loving family, relatives, neighbours and friends.

Extract from Looking Back - 25 Years of BLE in Cork, Chapter 8

riobard and sean odwyer looking back chapter 8

RIOBARD O'DWYER, the older of the two brothers, and another legend in this sphere of jumping. Riobard took seven National Championships in the event - five in a row, from 1952 to 1956, inclusive, and again in 1964, and 1965. From 1952 to 1965, Riobard was only twice out of the medals at National level, and that due to injury. Both sets of statistics must surely form something of a record!

Added to these National successes, were considerable triumphs at County and Regional level, and the impressive array of medals include Kerry, Cork and Wexford Championships, to add to Munster and Leinster ones. He has one memory of competing in New Ross, back in 1954, when his final phase took him clear of the pit - and the row of sods at the other end
of the sand - into the next field. That jump was a new Wexford County record - one that still stands to this day.

Once his competitive days were concluded, Riobard took up coaching and administration, with much enthusiasm. He was the National triple and long jump coach, and founded the Ireland branch of the the Kangaroo Club. In addition he can lay claim to introducing women to the event, beginning at national primary school level.

Riobard organised National women’s triple jump Championships, and he coached Eileen Kelly of Beara, and Margaret Murphy of Ovens to a high level in the event.

Riobard formed Beara Athletic Club, and the club enjoyed tremendous success, especially the women’s cross-country team. In one particular year, Beara AC won every Cork County Championship open to them - senior, intermediate and under age. Eileen Kelly was among the star athletes, and she secured International recognition in her very first year of competition.
Riobard remembers the 'good old days', when facilities for training and jumping were practically non-existent. Many jumping competitions were held in a field, and uneven ground conditions caused many a 'crocked' ankle.

As a motivator, Riobard has few equals anywhere in the country - it was he who introduced the author of this book to athletics - and how ironic that the author should eventually fill Riobard's role as the National triple jump coach, albeit almost two decades after Riobard eventually called it a day!

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

Ní bheidh a leithéid ann arís

Cork Athletics - Events Week Ending Sunday February 2nd 2020

Registered Cork Athletics Races & Events for Week Ending Sunday February 2nd 2020

Thursday January 30th, 1pm, Tramore Valley Park, Cork - South Munster Schools Cross-Country Championships

Saturday February 1st, 7:30pm, Waterford - Munster Athletics Star Awards

Weeks Summary:

w/e Sun February 2nd - South Munster Schools Cross-Country Championships, Munster Athletics Star Awards

Currently Open Online Registrations

See further down page for Direct Registration Links

Cork Athletics Race Calendar

Cork Athletics Find Your Races

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - April 2014 - May 2016 (on Old Cork Athletics website)

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - May 2016 to date

Cork Events This Week

Thursday January 30th, 1pm, Tramore Valley Park, Cork - South Munster Schools Cross-Country Championships

Munster

Saturday February 1st, 7:30pm, Waterford - Munster Athletics Star Awards

Online Registrations

Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5, Sunday February 16th

Kinsale 10 Mile, Sunday February 23rd

Crosshaven 5k & 10k, Sunday March 8th

Locha Lua Half-Marathon, Ballingeary, Saturday, 11th April

Cheetah Run 5k & Juvenile 1 Mile, Thursday May 16th

John Hartnett 10k, Ballyhooly, Fermoy, Sunday May 17th

Cork City Marathon, Half-Marathon & Relay, Sunday May 31st

Comprehensive Calendar of Registered Athletics Ireland events in Cork

Charlie O'Donovan is Sixth Cork Man Sub 4

3:58.95 Mile for Charlie O'Donovan

David Hemery Invitational Meet

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Saturday February 15th 2020

charlie o donovan sub 4 mile david hemery invitational 2020

Villanova Report

Leevale AC's Charlie O'Donovan, on Athletics scholarship at Villanova University, in the USA, became the seventh Cork man, and fifth Leevale athlete to break the 4 minute barrier for the Mile, when he won his heat, at the David Hemery Invitational meet, at the Track & Tennis Center, on the Boston University campus. He also becomes the 42nd Villanovan to run a sub-four minute mile. Charlie joins the exclusive Leevale Sub 4 club, along with Marcus O’Sullivan, Mark Carroll, Ken Nason and Ciaran O’Lionard. After his exploits, Charlie returned to the track later in the evening, to pace the 3000 meters.

The significance, to Charlie, of running a sub-four minute mile can be seen from his reaction crossing the line, from esctacy to disbelief, as the impact sunk in. His closing kick, chasing down and annihilating the leader, only added to the magnitude of the moment. With 70 metres left, he deftly moved out into lane two, after sitting in behind frontrunner Patrick Gregory, who had stolen a march and generated a significant lead at the bell. Coming into the final bend Charlie eased past Gregory, bringing four more runners with him, one of who also went sub-4.

It was near-perfect execution of the Race plan went perfectly, with the pacer leading the 12 man field through the first 800 meters, in 1:58, to set the scene for a sub-four minute finish. The time for the first 400 meters was 58.74, with 1:59.28 at 800. Charlie stayed out of trouble, in third place, the first half of the race. When the pacer dropped out, after 800 meters, Gregory took the lead, with three laps to go, Wetzel and O'Donovan were in the second and third positions.

The biggest gap between O'Donovan and long time leader Gregory was at the bell. Official splits showed Gregory in front by 1.23 seconds with 200 meters to go, and Gregory appeared to increase his lead, urged on by the crowd, but Charlie caught him on the back straight, and Charlie passed him when he started his kick for the line.

He moved decisively, and he was in command of the race when he entered the finishing straight. The only question was whether he would break the 4 minute barrier.. The race was streamed live on Flotrack and, when Charlie crossed the line, the commentator shouted "Is it sub-four" before ecstatically exclaiming "YES!". A glance at the time clock, sealed the accomplishment for Charlie, who was visibly impacted by his feat.

Results

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Video

Irish Sub 4 Milers

There are now 44 Sub 4 Minute Irishmen. Charlie O'Donovan slots in there in 33rd position

Pos	Athlete	Location	Time	Date
1	Ray Flynn	Oslo	03:49.77	07-Jul-82
2	Eamonn Coghlan	East Rutherford NJ	03:49.78	27-Feb-83
3	Mark Carroll	Oslo	03:50.62	28-Jul-00
4	Marcus O'Sullivan	East Rutherford NJ	03:50.94	13-Feb-88
5	Frank O'Mara	Roma	03:51.06	10-Sep-86
6	Ciarán Ó Lionáird	New York NY	03:52.10	16-Feb-13
7	Niall Bruton	Oslo	03:53.93	05-Jul-96
8	Dave Taylor	Cork	03:54.48	13-Jul-83
9	James Nolan	Rieti	03:54.62	07-Sep-03
10	Gerry O'Reilly	Villanova PA	03:54.63	08-Jun-86
11	Tom Moloney	Cork	03:54.68	08-Jul-86
12	John Hartnett	Eugene OR	03:54.70	20-Jun-73
13	Paul Robinson	Oslo	03:54.77	11-Jun-14
14	Alistair Cragg	Fayetteville AR	03:55.04	21-Jan-06
15	Niall O'Shaughnessy	New York NY	03:55.40	28-Jan-77
16	John Travers	Dublin	03:55.44	11-Jul-14
17	David McCarthy	Boston MA	03:55.75	28-Jan-12
18	Paul Donovan	Cork	03:55.82	02-Jul-84
19	Enda Fitzpatrick	Cork	03:56.36	09-Jul-85
20	Frank Conway	Boston MA	03:56.78	22-Jan-89
21	Andrew Coscoran	Boston MA	03:56.85	25-Jan-20
22	Seán Tobin	Cork	03:57.00	18-Jul-17
23	Ron Delany	Dublin	03:57.50	06-Aug-58
24	Gareth Turnbull	Philadelphia PA	03:57.61	27-Apr-02
25	Ken Nason	Cork	03:58.09	24-Jun-95
26	Frank Murphy	Los Angeles CA	03:58.10	07-Jun-69
27	Dave Campbell	Wanganui	03:58.19	16-Feb-08
28	Sean O'Neill	Cork	03:58.42	07-Jul-87
29	Tomas Cotter	Dublin	03:58.50	24-Jul-15
30	Eugene Curran	Cork	03:58.54	08-Jul-86
31	Desmond English	Cork	03:58.71	25-Apr-94
32	Eoin Everard	Dublin	03:58.93	17-Jul-13
33	Charlie O'Donovan	Boston MA	03:58.95	15-Feb-20
34	Andrew Walker	San Francisco CA	03:58.96	29-Oct-00
35	Mark Christie	London	03:58.99	06-Aug-05
36	Jerry Kiernan	London	03:59.12	19-Jun-76
37	Shane Healy	Cork	03:59.23	25-Jun-94
38	John Coghlan	Boston MA	03:59.32	28-Jan-12
39	Kieran Stack	Notre Dame IN	03:59.4	06-Feb-88
39	James McIlroy	Solihull	03:59.48	05-Sep-98
40	Gary Murray	London	03:59.52	06-Aug-05
41	Kevin Batt	Leixlip	03:59.53	27-Jun-14
42	Basil Clifford	London	03:59.80	03-Aug-64
43	Seamus McCann	Cork	03:59.84	05-Jul-88
44	Brian Treacy	London	03:59.91	07-Aug-99

Cork's Sub 4 Milers

Pos	Athlete	Location	Time	Date
1	Mark Carroll	Oslo	03:50.62	28/07/2000
2	Marcus O'Sullivan	East Rutherford NJ	03:50.94	13/02/1988
3	Ciarán Ó Lionáird	New York NY	03:52.10	16/02/2013
4	John Hartnett	Eugene OR	03:54.70	20/06/1973
5	Ken Nason	Cork	03:58.09	24/06/1995
6	Charlie O'Donovan	Boston MA	03:58.95	15/02/2020
7	Kieran Stack	Notre Dame IN	03:59.4	06/02/1988

Irish Examiner-County Supplement - Tribute to Mary Meagher

MARY MEAGHER, R.I.P. - An Appreciation

1946 - 2020

mary meagher presentation february 2019

This article, by John Walshe, appeared in the County Supplement, in the Irish Examiner, on Tuesday February 11th 2020

mary meagher tribute examiner county supplement feb 11th 2020

John Walshe's Irish Examiner Tribute to Mary Meagher

The Cork athletics scene, as well as Munster and National level, was saddened with the recent death of one of its greatest servants, Mary Meagher, of the Blarney-Inniscarra club.

Although ill for quite a while, Mary continued with her involvement at all levels and, as recent as a few months ago, was still diligently compiling the results from the various cross-country championships. Along with her husband, John, Mary’s contribution to the sport she loved goes back almost four decades.

Having first got involved through her local club, where her children Damien and Edel trained, Mary’s first position at County Board level was as Juvenile Competition Secretary, on the former BLOE juvenile board. In 2000, when Athletics Ireland was formed, she retained her position, and also fulfilled other County Board roles, on very short notice, such as team manager and secretary, along with positions on the Munster Council.

“Mary dedicated her life to athletics,” stated the Cork County AAI Board on her passing. “That commitment was shown best at club and county level. She was also an officer at Munster level for years and an esteemed official at national level for the AAI. She has been the competition secretary for juveniles at the Cork County Board for almost 40 years and doubled up as the senior competition secretary also for many years.

“Her commitment to athletics was such that it is unknown if she ever had a weekend off. She built up a vast knowledge, especially of juvenile athletics, which she imparted generously to thousands of athletes over the last five decades. Indeed, many owe the success of their athletic career to her.”

In recognition of her many years of administrative work, the Cork County Board last year presented Mary with an Outstanding Contribution Award.

Mary was also actively involved in the organisation and running of the Echo Cork Women’s Mini-Marathon. She joined the Mini-Marathon committee a few years after the event was established and was a familiar figure at the various outlets where the pre-race entries were taken in the lead-up to the event. For her contribution to the Mini-Marathon, Mary received the Evening Echo Hall of Fame Award in 2010.

Mary was also a well-respected field events official, officiating at shot putt, hammer, discus and weights throwing competitions. She officiated at events ranging from the local Blarney athletics leagues all the way up to national level. Also, along with her long-time friend, and fellow County Board officer Noreen Murphy, Mary could be seen, regardless of the weather, recording results at various schools’ cross-country competitions and at many road races.

A recipient of the Cork City Sports Athletics Person of the Month Award in November 2011, on her death Frank Wally, President of the City Sports, described Mary’s contribution to the sport as enormous. “This has been acknowledged by athletic aficionados throughout Ireland and by the outpouring of sympathy and support expressed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her,” he stated.

On its website, Munster Athletics said goodbye to one of their most dedicated, loyal and beloved officials down through the years. “Mary will be greatly missed by us all, officials, coaches, parents and most of all, athletes. The impact of her loss will be huge in Munster and the athletics world beyond.”

In extending their condolences and deepest sympathy to their friend and colleague John Meagher, the officers and officials of Cork Athletics County Board said that Mary’s loss to her fellow officers of the board and the Munster Council, as well as her own club, is immeasurable.

“Many officers would have found their roles impossible to carry out without her advice, drive and generous offers of help. Cork Athletics has now a major void that will be almost impossible to fill.”

May she rest in peace.

Call for Volunteers and Nominations for Competition Sub-Committee

Competition Sub-Committee 2020

cork athletics competition subcommittee nominations 2020

As you all will be aware, Cork County Board, and the athletics community in general, recently lost our esteemed, valued, and long standing, Competition Secretary, Mary Meagher, R.I.P., just a few weeks ago. For decades, Mary did Trojan work for Cork Athletics, ensuring that all our competitions ran off smoothly, and successfully.

The onus now falls on the athletic community to pick up Mary's mantle, and continue to foster athletics in our County.

Cork Athletics County Board has decided to form a Competitions sub-committee, to run our road, track and field, and cross country competitions.

The Board invites clubs and individuals to nominate people to sit on this committee.

The aim is to have sufficient numbers, and skill sets, on this committee, to run our competitions, while also ensuring that no individual will have to carry too heavy a workload.

Our Road championships are just over a month away, and our Track and Field just two and a half months away. It is essential that the Board has names of volunteers, as soon as possible, so that the Competition Sub-Committee can be ratified at the next County Board meeting, on Wednesday March 4th.

Those interested should submit their names and contact details, or those of the individuals that they are nominating, to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., as soon as possible

Cork Athletics - Events Week Ending Sunday February 9th 2020

Registered Cork Athletics Races & Events for Week Ending Sunday February 9th 2020


Wednesday February 5th, 8pm, Admin Building, CIT Track - Cork Athletics County Board Monthly Meeting	Saturday February 8th, 1pm, CIT Track - Cork Youth Development Initiative - CYDI Day 2	Saturday February 8th, 2:30pm, CIT Track - Cork Athletics Winter Coaching Series - Day 2	Saturday February 8th, Rathdrum, Wicklow - GloHealth National Juvenile B and Juvenile Relays Cross-Country Championships	Saturday February 8th, Rathdrum, Wicklow - GloHealth National Intermediate & Masters XC	Sunday February 9th, Abbottstown, Dublin - Athletics Ireland Indoor Games

Weeks Summary:

w/e Sun February 9th - County Board Monthly Meeting, Cork Youth Development Initiative - CYDI Day 2, Cork Athletics Winter Coaching Series - Day 2, National Juvenile B and Juvenile Relays Cross-Country Championships, National Intermediate & Masters XC, and Athletics Ireland Indoor Games

Currently Open Online Registrations

See further down page for Direct Registration Links

Cork Athletics Race Calendar

Cork Athletics Find Your Races

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - April 2014 - May 2016 (on Old Cork Athletics website)

Results of Athletics Ireland Registered Events - May 2016 to date

Cork Events This Week

Wednesday February 5th, 8pm, Admin Building, CIT Track - Cork Athletics County Board Monthly Meeting

Saturday February 8th, 1pm, CIT Track - Cork Youth Development Initiative - CYDI Day 2

Saturday February 8th, 2:30pm, CIT Track - Cork Athletics Winter Coaching Series - Day 2

National

Saturday February 8th, Rathdrum, Wicklow - GloHealth National Juvenile B and Juvenile Relays Cross-Country Championships

Saturday February 8th, Rathdrum, Wicklow - GloHealth National Intermediate & Masters XC

Sunday February 9th, Abbottstown, Dublin - Athletics Ireland Indoor Games

Online Registrations

Tommy Ryan Memorial Carrigaline 5, Sunday February 16th

Kinsale 10 Mile, Sunday February 23rd

Crosshaven 5k & 10k, Sunday March 8th

Locha Lua Half-Marathon, Ballingeary, Saturday, 11th April

Cheetah Run 5k & Juvenile 1 Mile, Thursday May 16th

Bweeng 5k, Sunday May 10th

John Hartnett 10k, Ballyhooly, Fermoy, Sunday May 17th

Cork City Marathon, Half-Marathon & Relay, Sunday May 31st