RDS, Dublin
Saturday October 29th 2016
Pictured outside the RDS today: Some of the large group of Marathoners from Team Carrie, the Co Louth based group who have raised large amounts for charity, including the Gary Kelly Foundation
Athletics Ireland President, Georgina Drumm, with John Cronin. Mary Cronin is hidden behind the athletes registering.
Derval O'Rourke being interviewed by Irish Runner Editor, Frank Greally, on food and nutrition for athletes, and advice for last minute marathon food prep.
Derval O'Rourke doing book signing. There was brisk business being done in the RDS today, with books steadily disappearaing off the constantly replenished piles
The Fit Foodie, Derval O'Rourke's latest book, available from all good bookshops
Saturday December 3rd 2016
This year's Clonakilty Marathion Finishers Medal commemorates two Boston Marathon Icons; Bobbi Gibb and Adrienne Haslet
Bobbi Gibb is renowned for ground-breaking runs in the pre-sanctioned period 1966-1968, when women were prohibited from running in the Boston Marathon.
Adrienne Haslet Davis had her left leg amputated from below the knee, following the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013
09:00, Sunday October 30th 2016
Pretty much perfect running weather is forecast for the duration of Sunday's Dublin Marathon, incorporating the Athletics Ireland National Matrathon Championship.
Light cloud is forecast, with little or no wind and temperatures in the low teens. The only question is humidity, but that's unlikely to be too bad (famous last words!).
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Athletics Ireland Marathon Preview
Cork Athletics Marathon Preview - Based on Athletics ireland preview (above)
Athletics Ireland Listing of Club Runners entered in National Marathon Championship
Registered Runner Listing (PDF File)
Athletics ireland National Marathon Championship Team Declaration Form (PDF File)
SSE Dublin City Marathon Website
SSE Dublin City Marathon Facebook Page
SSE Dublin Marathon Route Map (PDF file)
SSE Dublin Marathon Start & Finish Areas (PDF file)
Marathon Advice for Final Two Weeks, Advice on the Day and Essential Recovery Advice
The final two weeks are almost done, so don't do anything silly, that might undo the months and miles of hard and diligent preparation. At this stage, there is almost certainly nothing that you do to improve your marathon
Excerpt from Cork Athletics Webmaster's "Marathon Advice for the Last Two Weeks"
DON'T be tempted to do any last minute long runs or strenuous speedwork in the last two weeks, but particularly in the final week. You CAN'T do too little....but you CAN do too much. The last two weeks are for tapering and building up glycogen stores in the body.
Do too much now and you'll blow your full potential!
Mon/Tues of last week before event: last speed work - light speed session, holding back or 2 miles med/hard but not all out.
Any heavy work in the last 10 days will do vou damage. Its hard to do too little but you can very easily do too much!!
For the last 10 days(before the event) or so, get plenty of fluids on board. Drink WATER often, several times a day - more than normal. By Fri/Sat week, you need literally to have to get up during the night to get rid of excess.
Excuse the detail: your aim (no pun intended) is light-straw coloured urine at all times (this is the acid test) [not uric acid <grin>]. If you drink a lot in one go, it will become clear but will return to "normal" after some time (12-24 hours) Proper hydration will keep it clear all the time. Binge drinking water/fluids may flush out the electrolytes from your system, making fatigue and cramp more likely. Drink little and often - allow your system to find its natural equilibrium.
Alcohol - will dehydrate you - go easy for the last 4 or 5 days, particularly last 2 days (too little time to flush system & rehydrate fully).
Soft drinks - too much will deplete your potassium levels.
Apparently even a 2% deficit in hydration levels will have a HUGE detrimental effect on performance.
DON'T overdo the hydration - you may flush out the electrolytes, leading to cramp. Start your Marathon hydration regime four to six days before the event and try to drink, a little, regularly, rather than a lot in one go.
Carbo Depletion/Loading
Depletion - cutting out/down on carbohydrate for 3-4 days - Probably not a good idea - tried it once. Current wisdom is against it.
Definitely a good idea. Will be less effective if you don't hydrate AND get plenty of vitamin C on board. For the last 4 days or so get PLENTY of carbohydrates in - substitute carbos for protein.
Burns dirty. Eat very little protein in last 24 to 36 hours, same goes for high fibre foods, otherwise you will probably need to stop for a (p)it stop in the first 10 miles or so.
Marathon Advice - On The Day
Last Minute Preparations
It's not these 26.2 miles that are the test. It's the 500 miles leading up to them!
Get up early and eat as soon as possible - probably best to eat about 2 to 2 1/2 hours before the start. Don't eat something which will "go through you" - like brown bread. If you've hydrated and Carboloaded properly, you need very little on the day. I'll eat about 6:30/7am and I'll have exactly the same as I have before my long runs - weetabix & yoghurt, with a very small amount of fruit, and a small bit of liquid. Eat about 300 calories that morning, 2-3 hours before the starting gun. Toast and bananas are other options. Make sure you've practiced this routine before several training runs. Beware of some sports drinks, as you will need to dilute these heavily, or you'll be making a pit stop for a crap long before you're finished.
On the morning, don't have more than a glass or two of water/isotonic drink beforehand...or you'll be making an early unscheduled pitstop
Toilet:
Make sure to have a crap when you wake up!! If you've eaten early, peristalisis will set in about an hour after eating and you will have to visit the loo for a dump, so timing your eating will be very important. Don't leave it too late!
Using sun-block is a personal preference, but can be a good idea. However do NOT put sub-block on your forehead, or close to your eyes! Sweat is likely to lead to sub-block going into your eyes...and stinging like hell!
Make sure you bring layers for race day, especially clothing you can discard, including a second pair of socks, gloves and a hat. If you are running the correct pace, it should feel like you are loafing for the first 6 miles or so.
If the weather is hot, you might want to slosh water over your wrists and thighs. Beware, if pouring water over your head, as too much will run down your back and into your shorts, with risk of chafing.
DO NOT STOP YOUR WATCH AT THE FINISH LINE. You will look silly in the photo. Run through it (with your arms raised in triumph if you like). Stop your watch after you pass the cameras.
SPR: Shortest Possible Route - Everywhere you can, run the SPR. That's the way the course is measured. If everyone else is taking the long way round bends, don't follow - unless you're sheltering from the wind. Why run, say, 27 miles - 26.22 is long enough as it is!
Recovery begins IMMEDIATELY after you cross the line
Important!! First Thing!!
Athletics Ireland Press Release
Sean Hehir (Rathfarnham) and Pauline Curley (Tullamore Harriers) will be bidding to retain their national titles as the East Africans will surely dominate the head of the record field at the SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon this Sunday (October 30).
Hehir won the Dublin Marathon in 2013 in a time of 2:18:19 and won the national title last year. In April this year, he ran a personal best time of 2:17:20 in London and just missed out on selection for the Rio Olympics.
Sergiu Ciobanu (Clonliffe Harriers), another to have narrowly missed out on Rio selecation, ran a personal best time of 2:15:14 in Berlin last year and will be bidding for national glory.
Other contenders include Mark Kirwan (Raheny Shamrock) who also set a personal best time of 2:19:30 in Berlin last year; Gary O’Hanlon (Clonliffe Harriers) is Ireland’s most prolific elite marathon runner and continues to win marathons here in Ireland on a regular basis. He set a personal best time of 2:21:42 in London last April.
An interesting entry is David McCarthy (West Waterford) who has excelled on the track with a 3:55 mile and bronze medal over 5,000m metres at the European U23 Championships in 2009. His fellow club mate Philip Harty should also feature in a battle for podium positions along with Eoin Flynn of Rathfarnham.
The evergreen Pauline Curley (Tullamore Harriers) is as prolific on the roads as Gary O’Hanlon and she will be looking to add gold to her surprise victory last year. The Offaly woman, who ran in the Beijing Olympics, had only recently recovered from knee surgery last year.
She will face stiff competition from Fionnuala Ross (Armagh) who set personal bests in 2016 for the marathon and half marathon – 2:49:57 in London and 74:15 for the half marathon.
Laura Graham (Mourne Runners) only started running in 2014 but has since progressed to 2:48:03 in London this year. She ran 2:56:46 last year to bag bronze in Dublin and a time of 78:51 saw her win the national half marathon title in August as part of the Rock ‘N’ Roll event.
Norah Newcombe Pieterse (Mayo) should also feature while Caitriona Jennings (Rathfarnham, who was third in the SSE Airtricity Dublin Half Marathon in 80:33, will be another strong conteder. She ran 2:44:33 in Rotterdam last April. Her best time is 2:36:17 which she also recorded in that event in 2012 to qualify her for the Olympics.
Le Cheile's Patrick Monahan will be looking to win the wheelchair title.
You can follow all the athletes on the day with the Dublin Marathon tracking app
19,500 runners will toe the line in the capital which also incorporates the national marathon championship that has also seen a huge upsurge in numbers. Last year 3,200 Athletics Ireland club members ran and this year will see close to 6,000 take part in the national championship.
West Waterford had the novel idea of marking this historic occasion in Irish history by having 100 members sign up and they have surpassed that with 150 – the largest club entry for 2016. Other clubs with large entries are Clonmel, Slaney Olympic, Drogheda & District, Crusaders A.C, Finn Valley and Raheny Shamrock.
2 Asefe Legese Bekele Ethiopia
Asefa finished in 3rd place in Dublin last year in a time of 2.14.21
3 Dereje Yadete Woldegiyorgis Ethiopia
2010 2nd place Eurasia 2.11.53
4 Fikru Lulseged Teshager Ethiopia
Fikru ran the Dublin Marathon last year and returned recently to finish in 2nd place in the SSE Airtricity Dublin Half Marathon.
5 Dereje Debele Tulu Ethiopia
2009 2nd place Vienna 2.09.08, 4th place Berlin 2.09.41
2010 5th place Dubai 2.09.43, 8th place Prague 2.11.13
2011 8th place Mumbai 2.12.44
2012 3rd place Chongqing 2.10.41, 2nd place Stockholm 2.19.45
2013 4th place Marrakesh 2.10.08, 1st place Dusseldorf 2.07.48
2014 3rd place Xiamen 2.09.35
2015 2nd place Mumbai 2.10.31, 11th place Warsaw 2.11.47
2016 9th place Mumbai 2.15.30, 8th place Dongying 2.13.51
6 Dereje Urgecha Beyecha Ethiopia
Has run 2.12.26 at high altitude in Ethiopia. Dereje has the potential to run 2.08
7 Lezan Kipkogei Kimutai Kenya
Lezan is a regular visitor to Dublin and a winner of the event in 2004 in a time of 2.13.08. He won the over 40 category in 2014 in a time of 2.22.34
8 Peter Kipchumba Letting Kenya
This is Peter’s first trip to Dublin and he is a training partner of Lezan Kimutai.
9 Hillary Chirchir, Kenya
Hillary won the Vitality North London Half Marathon in 2015 in a time of 1.05.35
10 Gideon Kipsang Kimosop Kenya
2015 1st place Ordos Marathon 2.16.44, 1st place Belfast Half Marathon 1.04.24 In April this year, Gideon won the SSE Airtricity 10 mile race in Derry in a time of 50.04
11 Samuel Kimutai Kiptum Kenya
Samuel has personal best times as follows: 10K 29.31, Half Marathon 63.07 and Triest Marathon 2016 2.13.44
12 Peter Chege Wangari Kenya
Peter finished in 7th place in the Vienna City Marathon last April in a time of 2.13.48
13 Yurii Ruskyuk Ukraine
Has the following personal best times: 10K 28.49, Half Marathon 64.12 and marathon time of 2.17.28 from 2013.
14 Freddy Keron Sittuk Kenya
2013 1st place Guernsey Waterfront Marathon 2.18.11
2014 1st place Belfast City Marathon 2.18.30
2015 1st place SSE Airtricity Walled City Marathon 2.22.34, 5th place SSE Airtricity Dublin Marathon 2.15.19
15 Leswene Africa Mailola South Africa
2014 9th place Cape Town Marathon 2.17.58. Leswene is coached by former Dublin Marathon winner, Zacharia Mpolokeng.
16 Sean Hehir Ireland
Sean won the Dublin Marathon in 2013 in a time of 2.18.19. In April this year, he ran a personal best time of 2.17.20 in London and just missed out on selection for the Rio Olympics. He has a half marathon best time of 1.05.12 from Cardiff 2013.
17 Sergiu Ciobanu Ireland
Sergiu ran a personal best time of 2.15.14 in Berlin last year and narrowly missed out on selection for the Rio Olympics. He has a half marathon best time of 1.04.48 from Omagh 2012.
18 Mark Kirwan Ireland
Mark set a personal best time of 2.19.30 in Berlin last year.
19 Gary O’Hanlon Ireland
Gary is Ireland’s most prolific elite marathon runner and continues to win marathons here in Ireland on a regular basis. He set a personal best time of 2.21.42 in London last April.
20 Philip Harty, Ireland
Philip has a personal best marathon time of 2.21.53 from Berlin 2013. Earlier this year, he won the Limerick Half Marathon in a time of 1.09.46.
21 Eoin Callaghan, Ireland
Eoin ran a time of 2.21.47 in April this year in Rotterdam.
22 David McCarthy, Ireland
This will be a big step up for David who has some very fast middle distance times. He won the bronze medal at the 5000 metres in the European U.23 Championship in 2009.
He has personal best times as follows:
800M 1.46.62, 1500M 3.39.59, Mile (i) 3.55.75, 5000M 13.42.11
23 Eoin Flynn, Ireland
Eoin has a best time of 2.25.01 from 2014.
102 Meseret Legese Biratu, Ethiopia
2014 3rd place Danzhou 2.39.45
2015 3rd place Madrid 2.34.32, 3rd place Stockholm 2.35.24
103 Tsehay Alemu Maru, Ethiopia
104 Alem Fikre Kifle, Ethiopia
105 Ehite Bizuayehu Gebireyes, Ethiopia
2013 1st place Seville 2.29.52, 6th place Hengshui 2.35.35
2014 2nd place Mumbai 2.33.48, 1st place Warsaw 2.30.30, 1st place Firenze 2.31.28
2015 1st place Venice 2.35.19
2016 3rd place Hong Kong 2.37.28, 3rd place Dongying 2.32.02
106 Motu Mergesa Gedefa, Ethiopia
Motu trains with Olympic bronze medallist, Mare Dibaba. This will be her debut marathon.
107 Priscah Jemutai Bartenge, Kenya
2014 6th place Zurich 2.42.00
108 Purity Jerono Talam, Kenya
One of the Project Africa athletes
109 Viola Jelegat, Kenya
Viola has the following personal bests: 5K 15.40 and Half Marathon 69.27 (Piacenza, Italy 2015)
110 Helalia Johannes, Namibia
2011 winner of the Dublin Marathon in a time of 2.30.37.
2012 3rd place Vienna 2.27.20, 2012 12th place London Olympics 2.26.09, 2012 6th place Dublin 2.35.01
2013 6th place Tokyo 2.29.20
2014 3rd place Seoul 2.28.27
111 Alina Armas, Namibia
Alina has a personal best time of 2.33.09 from the Mungyeong Marathon in 2015 where she finished in 4th place. She won the Namibian National Championship in 2013 in a time of 2.35.33.
112 Olena Burkovska, Ukraine
2010 2nd place Nagano 2.31.53, 2010 5th place Berlin 2.28.31
2011 21st place World Championship Daegu 2.34.21, 9th place Tokyo 2.33.30
2012 9th place Seoul 2.32.16, 48th Place London Olympics 2.33.26
2013 1st place Hannover 2.27.07
2014 3rd Istanbul 2.31.30
2015 8th place Nagoya 2.29.45
113 Gemma Rankin, Scotland
114 Fionnuala Ross, Northern Ireland
115 Laura Graham, Northern Ireland
116 Pauline Curley, Ireland
117 Caitriona Jennings, Ireland
118 Norah Newcombe Pieterse, Ireland
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120 Sophie Carter, England
160 Patrick Monahan, Ireland
161 Richie Powell, Wales
162 Paul Hannan, Northern Ireland
by Colette Kelly
Day one of Cork Athletics technical coaching days was held on Saturday October 15th. Twenty eight (28) athletes, from twelve different clubs across Cork City and county, were present, and a great days coaching was had, in pleasant Autumn sunshine.
This is the third year of the series, with many returning for their third consecutive year, and many new members joining for their first time.
A departure from the previous two years was the splitting of the throws coaching into advanced and beginners groups. This was a great success, but we are still looking for a coach to introduce the standard Javelin to beginners. We had one masters athlete in the Discus, and she was delighted with the days coaching, and felt she got huge benefit from the session. She would highly recommend it to any experienced or aspiring masters athlete.
The aim of the sessions is to raise the technical standard in these events among Cork athletes, and to provide access to coaching and equipment in these events.
Beginners and improvers are welcome. Club coaches or parents who may wish to come along on any of the days are also welcome.
Each of these disciplines; Hurdles, High Jump, Shot, Discus, Javelin and Hammer, will be covered on each of the training days.
NB: Athletes must arrive in good time and participate in the warm up session, which will be part of the session, starting at 14:00 (2pm). Athletes who are late and have NOT completed their warm up routine will NOT permitted to take part, so it is essential that athletes arrive in good time.
Schedule
Day | Date | Time | Venue |
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Saturday | October 15th | 14:00 - 16:00pm | CIT Track |
Saturday | October 29th | 14:00 - 16:00pm | CIT Track |
Saturday | November 12th | 14:00 - 16:00pm | CIT Track |
Saturday | November 26th | 14:00 - 16:00pm | CIT Track |
Saturday | December 10th | 14:00 - 16:00pm | CIT Track |
Hurdles, Shot, High Jump - Born 2005, or earlier
Javelin, Discus, Hammer - Born 2004, or earlier
Except for the Minimum Age, per above, these sessions are open to athletes of all ages, including Senior & Masters
Event | Level | Coach | Club |
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Shot | Advanced | Dave Fratioli | Limerick |
Shot | Beginner/Improver | Eamonn O Ceallaigh | Ballincollig AC |
Hurdles | Colette Kelly | Belgooly ACColet |
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High Jump | Martin O'Sullivan | Liscarroll AC | |
Discus | Finbarr McCarthy | Fanahan McSweeney AC | |
Javelin | Advanced | Tom Galvin | North Cork AC |
Javelin | Beginner/Improver | Coach sought | |
Hammer | John Meagher | Blarney-Inniscarra AC |
In addition to the designated coaches, as per above, Cork Athletics welcomes other Technical Event Coaches and individuals who would like to become Technical Event Coaches. If you would like to be involved, you need only turn up. If you are interested in coaching, or becoming a coach, please, if possible, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in advance.
Registration will be on the day, at 13:30pm each day, in the equipment shed (by the 200m start/adjacent to the gate at the CIT Campus side of the track.
These Technical Coaching Events are confined to Athletics Ireland registered athletes who are registered with Cork Athletics clubs.
Club coaches and parents are welcome to come along and participate in the sessions.
Queries should be directed to John Copithorne, Cork AAI County Board Registrar, on 0861713500
Albi, France
10:00 Saturday 22nd - 10:00 Sunday 23rd October 2016
Championship - Women's Listings
Albi, France
Article: Aidan Hogan of Rising Sun AC added to Irish Squad for European 24-Hour Championship
Rising Sun AC's Aidan Hogan is among the six strong Irish Squad in these championships. Aidan qualified by running a tremendous 238.132k in his first ever attempt at the gruelling 24 hour 'distance', in Belfast last July.
Aidan Hogan competing in Energia 24, July 2016
Aidan will be joined by team captain Eoin Keith of Sportsworld, Dublin, the current National Champion, with a PB of 244.664k, Eddie Gallen of Finn Valley AC, Donegal, with a PB of 230.136k, and John O’Regan of Le Cheile AC, Kildare with a PB of 227.286k, and Daragh O’Loughlin of Dublin Bay Runners, Dublin who has a PB of 225.871k
Canadian native, Amy Masner, Parnell AC, who has declared for Ireland, has a PB of 217.608k, is Ireland's sole woman representative in the Championship.
Support for the squad include Gary McConviille (Team Manager), Kevin Belton (Physical Therapist & Support) and Louis Byrne.
Brian Ankers is the sole Irish representative listed in the Open event, however Farranfore-Maine-Valley AC's Thomas Bubendorfer is listed, but under Austria. He has the distinction of wearing number '1'
Country | Forename | Surname | Year | Qualifying Distance | Sex | Number |
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IRL | Edward | GALLEN | 1962 | 230.136 | M | 56 |
IRL | Aidan | HOGAN | 1973 | 238 | M | 57 |
IRL | Eoin | KEITH | 1968 | 244.664 | M | 58 |
IRL | Daragh | O'LOUGHLIN | 1985 | 225.871 | M | 59 |
IRL | John | O'REGAN | 1969 | 229.668 | M | 60 |
IRL | Amy | MASNER | 1973 | 217.608 | F | 248 |
IRL | Brian | ANKERS | 1980 | M | 503 |
Sunday October 30th 2016
Athletics Ireland Press Release - Feidhlim Kelly
Sergiu surges to fourth national title; Graham breaks new ground in Dublin
Sergiu Ciobanu (Clonliffe Harriers) surged to his fourth national title in Dublin today in 2:17:40 while Laura Graham (Mourne Runners) took a big step up in class to win the women’s national title in a massive personal best of 2:41:54.
Record numbers took to the streets for the SSE Airtricity Dublin marathon in perfect conditions for runners and the times and competition didn’t disappoint.
Dereje Debele Tulu (Ethiopia) won outright with 2:12:18 and Namibia’s Helalia Johannes was the first woman in 2:32:32 – just one second ahead of Ehite Bizuayehu Gebireyes.
In the bid for national glory, Sergiu Ciobanu and Sean Hehir (Rathfarnham) were locked together until the feeding station at the 20km point.
“I kept the same pace,” said Ciobanu on gapping Hehir at 20km. “Gradually I opened the lead but Sean (Hehir) finished hard and fast. He wasn’t far behind me.
“I’m relieved. I really wanted to win the national title. That’s my best Dublin marathon by two minutes. My previous best was 2:19.”
Hehir settled for silver in 2:18:46 with Mark Kirwan (Raheny Shamrock)winning the battle for bronze with Gary O’Hanlon in 2:22:17.
Ciobanu’s time of 2:17:40 was just outside the World Championships qualifying time of 2:17:00 but he’s looking forward to the future and pulling on the green vest once more.
“I know I missed the world qualification standard of 2:17 but we’ll see. I’ve represented Ireland three times in the last ten months. I really look forward to working with Athletics Ireland and to represent Ireland in the future. I just love to run.”
Laura Graham pulled out all the stops and took full advantage of the perfect running conditions to significantly rewrite her previous best time of 2:48:03 set in London earlier this year.
With four children aged 6, 5, 4 and 3, Graham has to do a lot of her training on the treadmill to keep an eye on the youngest along with the occasional ‘bumpy ride’ with the buggy in toe out on the roads. She is coached by Ryan Maxwell who provides in depth coverage of Northern Ireland athletics on @nirunning and his website as a voluntary service.
“It was really good,” said Graham afterwards having not initially realised she won the national title. “I really love the course and there was very little wind. The crowd was unbelievable. I loved every minute of it, even the tough bits. Hard work pays off.”
Caitriona Jennings (Letterkenny) took silver with 2:44:59 and last year’s winner Pauline Curley (Tullamore Harriers) had to settle for the bronze with 2:48:38 – faster than her winning time last year.
Le Cheile’s Patrick Monahan won the wheelchair race once more in a new best time of 1:39:18.
Results, Photos & Videos
Results ongoing
National Marathon Championship - Men
• 1st - Sergiu Ciobanu (Clonliffe Harriers A.C.) 2:17:40
• 2nd - Sean Hehir (Rathfarnham WSAF A.C.) 2:18:46
• 3rd - Mirk Kirwan 2:22:17
National Marathon Championship - Women
• Laura Graham (Mourne Runners) 2:41:54
• Caitriona Jennings 2:44:59
• Pauline Curley (Tullamore Harriers) 2:48:38
1st Dereje Debele Tulu, Ethiopia, 2:12:17
628 Photos on Cork Athletics Flickr! Account
Selection of Videos on Cork Athletics Vimeo Account
Video upload is ongoing, including coverage at Dolphin's Barn (Approx. 13 Miles) and Northumberland Road (25.5 Miles - covering all finishers, up to just over 4 hours)
Anyone Seen My Bike?????....Dublin Marathon Start 2016 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 Before the Start from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 First Wave Start from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 Second Wave Start from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 Third Wave Start from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Elite Runners at Dolphins Barn from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Sub-3:15 Runners at Dolphin's Barn from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
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Dublin Marathon 2016 Elite Finish from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 2 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 3 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 4 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 5 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 6 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 7 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 8 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 9 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 10 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 11 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Dublin Marathon 2016 - Northumberland Road, 25.5 Miles - Video 12 from Webmaster - Cork Athletics on Vimeo.
Earlier today, St Finbarr's Athlete Denis Coughlan ran 1:55.68, for M35 fourth placing, at the World Masters T&F Championships, in Perth, Australia. Denis was just 0.58 secs behind Bronze Medalist, Joseph Boland (Canada), 1:55.10. The Gold and Silver medals went to Spaniards Juan Ramon Poussin Perez, 1:54.37, and Juan Antonio Giles, 1:54.87.
Denis had qualified from Thursday morning's heats, as second of the two automatic qualifiers, with a time of 2:01.82.
M35 World Masters 800m Final Results
World Masters List of Entrants
08:40am, Thursday October 27th
St Finbarr's AC athlete, Denis Coughlan runs in the World Masters M35 800m Championship semi-final tomorrow morning, Thursday 27th, at 8.40am Irish time, Perth Australia. The Final is on Friday, October 28th,at 10.30am Irish time. Denis is ranked 4th of the 15 athletes registered for the event.
World Masters List of Entrants
Denis Coughlan pictured at Cork Athletics Awards night 2015, flanked by John Buckley, sponsor of Cork Athletics Graded Leagues and Paddy Buckley, Chairman Cork Athletics, 2015
M35 800m Competitor Ranking
Athlete | Country | Mark |
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Octavio Pérez Calatayud | Spain | 01:51.4 |
Juan Ramon Pous Perez | Spain | 01:52.7 |
Juan Antonio Gil | Spain | 01:54.2 |
Denis Coughlan | Ireland | 01:55.0 |
Joseph Boland | Canada | 01:55.9 |
Frederic Tremblay | France | 01:56.8 |
Scott Tamblin | Australia | 01:56.8 |
Carl McMullen | Great Britain and Northern Ireland | 01:57.5 |
Mauro David Giménez | Argentina | 01:58.5 |
Andre Jakobus | South Africa | 02:00.0 |
Bonginkosi Mbhamali | South Africa | 02:02.0 |
Brecht Braeckevelt | Belgium | 02:03.5 |
Mathew Rogers | New Zealand | 02:04.0 |
Daniel Mellish | Australia | 02:05.0 |
Ludwig Aigner | Germany | 02:09.7 |
Ben Fuller | Australia | 02:12.0 |
Sat Oct 29th, 09:30, CIT Track - Athletics Leader Course, inc Free Youth Coaching Places
Sat Oct 29th, 09:30, Athlone IT - Strength & Conditioning, and Multi-Events Coaching Conference
Sat Oct 29th, 14:00, CIT Track - Cork Athletics Winter Coaching Sessions - Day 2
Sun Oct 30th, 09:00, Dublin - Dublin Marathon, inc National Marathon Championships
Cork Athletics Events Calendar
Abbotstown, Sunday November 27th 2016
The following are the Cork team selections for the Athletics Ireland National Juvenile Even-Age Cross-Country Championships, to be held iat the National Sports campus at Abbotstown, in west Dublin on November 27th
Can all athletes selected please confirm their availability with This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by TOMORROW, Tuesday 15th Nov.
Senior Teams - Team expected to be selected today and will be posted as soon as team lists are to hand.
Girls Under-12 | Boys Under-12 | |||
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Amy McCarthy | Bandon | Colm Gillespie | West Muskerry | |
Avril Milerick | Youghal | Conor Frawley | North Cork | |
Sorcha Kilgannon | Youghal | Eoin Quirke | Midleton | |
Ava Fitzgerald | Carraig na bhFear | Breandán O'Sullivan | West Muskerry | |
Ella Collins | Bandon | Ronan B Hogan | North Cork | |
Alex Cashman | Youghal | Dan Andrews | Bantry | |
Leila Carr | St Catherines | Callum McElhinney | Bantry | |
Nicole Buckley | Riverstick Kinsale | Briain Cott | Midleton | |
Aine Power | Leevale | John Murphy | Liscarroll | |
Kathryn O'Mahony | Carraig na bhFear | Ruaidhri Boyle | Carraig na bhFear | |
Girls Under-14 | Boys Under-14 | |||
Sarah Morrrison | St Nicholas | Ciarán McNamee | Youghal | |
Jane Buckley | Bandon | Jack O'Neill | Skibbereen | |
Avril Cashman | Youghal | Billy O'Riordan | Belgooly | |
Emma Landers | Youghal | Diarmuid Healy | Midleton | |
Shannon Cotter | West Muskerry | Jack Cullen | Bandon | |
Megan Carr | St Catherines | Gavin Kelleher | Bandon | |
Maeve O'Neill | Doheny | Colin Roche | Courceys | |
Mallaidh O'Neill | Skibbereen | Jake Lynch | Carraig na bhFear | |
Aniela B Hogan | North Cork | Callum McCourt | Bandon | |
Eva Murphy | Youghal | Michael Cullinane | Togher | |
Girls Under-16 | Boys Under-16 | |||
Lucy O'Keeffe | Youghal | Jake McCarthy | Youghal | |
Caoimhe O'Leary | Millstreet | Tommie Connolly | Leevale | |
Grainne Egan | North Cork | Christopher O'Reilly | Togher | |
Caoimhe Carey | Midleton | Frank O'Brien | Midleton | |
Olivia Tuthill | Bandon | Sean O'Sullivan | West Muskerry | |
Caitlin Hurley | West Muskerry | James Downey | West Muskerry | |
Lesley Cashman | Youghal | Conor O'Neill | West Muskerry | |
Jennifer Cotter | West Muskerry | Tadhg M Manning | West Muskerry | |
Sara Barry | St Catherines | Eoin Healy | North Cork | |
Aoife Mitchell | Midleton | Joe Bosonnet | Leevale | |
Girls Under-18 | Boys Under-18 | |||
Stephanie Cotter | West Muskerry | Charlie O'Donovan | Leevale | |
Laura Hayes | St Catherines | Damien Madigan | North Cork | |
Ellen McCarthy | Skibbereen | Ben Smith | Leevale | |
Christine O'Flynn | Carraig na bhFear | John Muckian | Bandon | |
Alanah Neff | Leevale | Conor O'Driscoll | Leevale | |
Maeve McTaggart | Togher | Naoise ÓFlaitheartaigh | Bandon | |
Caoimhe Hayes | St Catherines | James Mintern | Leevale | |
Tamzin Muldowney | Midleton | Simon Upton | Youghal | |
Emma Bickerdike | Leevale | Alan O'Donovan | Leevale | |
Sarah Mulcahy | St Catherines | Conor O'Donovan | Leevale |
Photo: (Courtesy Midleton AC) Cork Womens Team, Beaufort, Kerry, November 2013
Following changes to Munster Competition Regulations, it is no longer a requirement to nominate County Teams. Team positions are now calculated based on 'First Past The Post', i.e. In the Novice Mens event, the first six Cork men will be deemed to comprise the Cork team, and in the Womens event, the first four Cork women will form the team.
Start Lists for Munster Novice, Under 23 and Juvenile Even-Age Cross-Country, Sunday October 23rd 2016
While entries have closed, it remains to be seen if the published list is the final one.
There are 105 entries in the Novice & Under-23 Womens Championship, with all six Munster counties represented. Hosts Cork, with 56, have the most entries, followed by Tipperary (17), with Kerry close behind, on 16. Clare have nine entries, Waterford five and Limerick have two.
There are 134 entries in the Mens Championships, however only four counties are represented; Cork, Kerry, Tipperary and Waterford. Cork, again, with 85, have the highest entry, followed by Tipperary with 21, Waterford 16 and Kerry with 12.
Number | Athlete | Club | County |
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1312 | Catherine O'Sullivan | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1311 | Fiona Kavanagh | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1314 | Helena Shanahan | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1313 | Liz Heaslip | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1316 | Mary O'Connor | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1315 | Sharon Cahill | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1534 | Shona Heaslip | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1310 | Suzanne Neilan | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1317 | Suzanne O'Sullivan | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1339 | Alma Worrall | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1343 | Anne McKeown | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1394 | Carol Leahy | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1341 | Fiona Downey | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1342 | Jennifer Montague | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1340 | Ruth Phelan | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1323 | Aine Roche | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1321 | Claire Annan | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1375 | Kealey Tideswell | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1325 | Marian Flaherty | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1326 | Michelle Doherty | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1324 | Suzanne Shine | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1322 | Yvonne O'Connor | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1372 | Susan Finn | Cork Varsity A.C. | Cork |
1327 | Maebh Fenton | Dooneen A.C. | Limerick |
1402 | Susan Looney | Duhallow A.C. | Cork |
1399 | Claire Devitt | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1371 | Laura Armstrong | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1370 | Linda Grogan | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1369 | Mairead Julian | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1385 | Martha Quirke | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1318 | Eadaoin O'Neill | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1319 | Eibhlin Cleary | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1320 | Michelle Ahern | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1305 | Ann Marie Connellan | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1303 | Becky Coughlan | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1302 | Dee Grady | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1308 | Ita Hanrahan | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1307 | Jane O'Leary | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1309 | Lorraine Hayes | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1304 | Siobhan Lennon | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1306 | Zelina Power | Ennis Track A.C. | Clare |
1334 | Bernie O'Mahony | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1330 | Caitriona Barry | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1335 | Ciara Tierney | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1333 | Marie McKenna | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1336 | Mary O'Shea | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1331 | Niamh De Hora | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1332 | Pauline Joseph | Farranfore Maine Valley A.C. | Kerry |
1337 | Noreen MacKey | Kilmurray/Ibrick/N.Clare A.C. | Clare |
1373 | Jessica Bruton | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1374 | Orla Hayes | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1398 | Sandra Ryan | Limerick A.C. | Limerick |
1365 | Aisling O'Neill | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1360 | Anna Borkowska | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1363 | Catherine O'Connor | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1367 | Cliona Woulfe | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1366 | Ida Kelleher | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1364 | Mary Carey | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1361 | Una Downes | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1362 | Valerie Garvey | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1368 | Vera Nagle | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1381 | Ann Geary | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1376 | Anna Doris | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1379 | Claire Parker | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1378 | Eileen Leahy | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1380 | Louise Barry | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1377 | Sinead Kevany | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1397 | Marie O'Shea | Mooreabbey Milers A.C | Tipperary |
1396 | Mary Louise Ryan | Mooreabbey Milers A.C | Tipperary |
1403 | Ciara Cummins | Nenagh Olympic A.C. | Tipperary |
1338 | Debbie McCarthy | Riverstick/Kinsale A.C. | Cork |
1358 | Elaine O'Donoghue | Riverstick/Kinsale A.C. | Cork |
1357 | Geraldine Walsh | Riverstick/Kinsale A.C. | Cork |
1359 | Helen O'Callaghan | Riverstick/Kinsale A.C. | Cork |
1545 | Sinead O'Regan | Riverstick/Kinsale A.C. | Cork |
1382 | Catherine Clancy | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1383 | Patricia Barry | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1356 | Ali O'Connor | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1350 | Anita Murphy | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1354 | Brigid Houlihan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1352 | Catherine Garde | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1355 | Clodagh McMorrow | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1351 | Fiona Keohane | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1349 | Irene Eighan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1549 | Orla Crosbie | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1353 | Rebecca McEvoy | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1348 | Sorcha Kearney | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1329 | Jacorlin Hughes | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1328 | Louisa Condon | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1389 | Eimear O'Brien | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1390 | Liz Doyle | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1386 | Louise Murphy | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1387 | Marianne O'Connell | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1393 | Marjorie Lynch | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1391 | Mary Clancy | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1392 | Rachael O'Callaghan | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1388 | Yvonne Walsh | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1347 | Claudia Lane Mary | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1344 | Emma Brent | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1346 | Hilary O'Connell | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1345 | Niamh Tebay | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1395 | Colette O'Donoghue | Watergrasshill A.C. | Cork |
1400 | Rachael O'Shea | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1401 | Stephanie O'Sullivan | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1384 | Kate Veale | West Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
Number | Athlete | Club | County |
---|---|---|---|
1422 | Conor O'Mahony | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1426 | Daniel Murphy | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1424 | Danny Murphy | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1421 | Kevin McCarthy | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1419 | Martin Dineen | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1427 | Patrick O'Connor | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1425 | Sean O'Sullivan | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1423 | Tommy O'Brien | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1420 | Trevor Dunne | An Riocht A.C. | Kerry |
1514 | Donal Downey | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1449 | Liam Hurley | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1448 | Peter Howie | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1447 | Tobias Lehnhoff | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1446 | Trevor Cummins | Ballymore Cobh A.C. | Cork |
1450 | Michael Harrington | Bantry A.C. | Cork |
1520 | Dean Cronin | Blarney/Inniscara A.C. | Cork |
1463 | Don Sheehan | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1459 | Jamie Buckley | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1461 | Jim O'Mahony | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1458 | Robert Boyle | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1460 | Ruairi Myers | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1462 | Sean O'Sullivan | Carraig-Na-Bhfear A.C. | Cork |
1513 | Andrew Downey | Carrick-on-Suir A.C. | Tipperary |
1500 | Michael Carey | Clonmel A.C. | Tipperary |
1478 | Dermot Hayes | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1480 | Donal Keane | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1484 | Gareth McGlinchy | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1479 | Jim Halley | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1481 | Martin Keane | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1482 | Michael Ryan | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1483 | Paudraig Coen | Dundrum A.C. | Tipperary |
1529 | Colin Foley | Eagle A.C. | Cork |
1531 | Damian Kenneally | Eagle A.C. | Cork |
1532 | John O'Callaghan | Eagle A.C. | Cork |
1530 | Raymond Harrington | Eagle A.C. | Cork |
1533 | Vincent O'Sullivan | Eagle A.C. | Cork |
1410 | Brian Harty | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1412 | Conor Tierney | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1408 | Darragh Canavan | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1435 | Donogh Wall | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1411 | Kevin O'Leary | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1407 | Nicky O'Donoghue | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1409 | Shane Harrington | East Cork A.C. | Cork |
1416 | Brian Gallagher | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1414 | Denis Culloty | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1417 | Eoin Lyons | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1415 | Louis O'Carroll | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1413 | Shane O'Rahilly | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1418 | Warran Roche | Ferrybank A.C. | Waterford |
1440 | Brian O'Connor | Grange/Fermoy A.C. | Cork |
1439 | Darren Flynn | Grange/Fermoy A.C. | Cork |
1441 | Kealan O'Connor | Grange/Fermoy A.C. | Cork |
1443 | Morris Tobin | Grange/Fermoy A.C. | Cork |
1442 | Tom Owens | Grange/Fermoy A.C. | Cork |
1489 | Alfie Davis | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1486 | Andrew Hobbs | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1497 | Brian Shiels | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1494 | Christopher Murphy | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1495 | Dave Condon | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1428 | David Fox | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1499 | David McEvoy | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1496 | Dennis O'Regan | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1487 | Francisco Jaen | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1493 | Heywood Richardson | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1429 | Luke Horgan | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1488 | Mark Walsh | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1498 | Philip Crowley | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1490 | Stephen Young | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1492 | Sylvain Andrieu | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1491 | Tim Crowley | Leevale A.C. | Cork |
1511 | Darragh Browne | Lios Tuathail A.C. | Kerry |
1512 | Eamon Lacy | Lios Tuathail A.C. | Kerry |
1521 | Martin O'Sullivan | Liscarroll A.C. | Kerry |
1471 | David Lyons | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1472 | John Hogan | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1473 | Michael Kilmartin | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1474 | Nick Darmody | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1475 | Noel Daly | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1477 | Padraic Birmingham | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1476 | Patric Zajac | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1470 | Paul Moloney | Mallow A.C. | Cork |
1503 | Barry Williams | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1504 | Edwin Cashman | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1501 | Mark O'Reilly | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1502 | Mike Hallahan | Midleton A.C. | Cork |
1436 | Kieran Lees | Mooreabbey Milers A.C | Tipperary |
1437 | Stuart Moloney | Mooreabbey Milers A.C | Tipperary |
1519 | Tom Blackburn | Mooreabbey Milers A.C | Tipperary |
1445 | Paddy Cummins | Moycarkey Coolcroo A.C. | Tipperary |
1444 | Paul Bowe | Moycarkey Coolcroo A.C. | Tipperary |
1485 | Stephen Flanagan | Moyne A.C. | Tipperary |
1508 | Chris O'Connell | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1505 | John Beecher | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1507 | Kevin Hayes | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1509 | Kieran Harte | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1527 | Michael Byrne | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1528 | Paul Mulcahy | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1506 | Shane Fitzgerald | St. Catherine's A.C. | Cork |
1466 | Alan Lehane | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1464 | Eoin O'Keeffe | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1467 | Joe Cunningham | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1465 | Michael Houlihan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1548 | Paddy Barry | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1468 | Padraig Sheehan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1547 | Rory O'Sullivan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1469 | Stephen Geoghegan | St. Finbarrs A.C. | Cork |
1431 | Denis Shanahan | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1515 | John Dooley | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1432 | John Fitzgibbon | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1433 | John Fogarty | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1434 | John O'Shaughnessy | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1430 | John Treacy | Thurles Crokes A.C. | Tipperary |
1405 | Cullen Lynch | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1404 | Evan Byrne | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1406 | Liam Hennessy | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1535 | Liam Hennessy | Togher A.C. | Cork |
1451 | Barry Keane | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1455 | Brian Cuddihy | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1453 | Noel Murphy | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1452 | Pj Scollard | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1457 | Ronan Clinton | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1456 | Tony Quinlan | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1454 | Vinnie Codd | Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1516 | Bryan Crowley | Watergrasshill A.C. | Cork |
1517 | David Yelverton | Watergrasshill A.C. | Cork |
1518 | Ger Hayes | Watergrasshill A.C. | Cork |
1522 | Henry Browne | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1524 | Jeremy Kelleher | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1526 | Jerry O'Mahony | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1525 | Paul Leahy | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1523 | Seamus Gallagher | West Muskerry A.C. | Cork |
1510 | Damien Murphy | West Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1536 | Damien Murphy | West Waterford A.C. | Waterford |
1438 | Mossie Keogh | West Waterford A.C. | Waterford |