River Lee Hotel
Wednesday May 24th 2023
Fiona Everard, Bandon AC and NUI Galway, is Cork City Sports Athlete of the Month for April 2023
Fiona Everard with her parents, Martin and Denise Everard, and brother Brian
The award was presented to Fiona at a function at the River Lee hotel, on Wednesday May 24th 2023
The Cork City Sports Athlete of the Month Award is sponsored by 96FM/C103FM, The Echo, The River Lee, Cork Crystal and Leisureworld
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The March Cork City athlete of the month award goes to Fiona Everard, Bandon AC and NUI Galway
Fiona Everard, Bandon AC and NUI Galwa, is the Cork City Sports Athlete of the Month for April 2023. After a stellar cross-country season Fiona, representing NUIG, recorded a comprehensive 5000m victory at the Irish Universities Championships, held on the new DSD track in Dublin, on April 22nd. Earlier in the cross-country season, Fiona produced a solid top 10 performance at the National Senior championships, in Donegal, followed by a runaway victory at the National Novice championship two weeks later
Fiona Everard with Cork City Sports Committe Members and Sponsors
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Long run two weeks before event: 15 max - EASY!!! pace
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!
Missed speed sessions or long runs, due to injury or illness? DON'T try to get it in at this stage. If you've missed a lot, maybe scale back on your expectations. If you've only missed a little, you'll probably be OK...just DON'T try to make up for lost training time now
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 you 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
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 properly 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
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Cork City Sports
MTU Track
Thursday July 20th 2023
Resurfacing, upgrading and other related works at the MTU track, in Bishopstown, will not now be completed in time for the meeting scheduled for July 20th
Cork City Sports issued a statement earlier this afternoon this afternoon, confirming that the 70th edition of the Sports cannot now go ahead in July, due to a delay in the renovation and upgrade works on the track at MTU in Bishopstown
MTU track is the only venue in Cork that meets the strict European athletics standards
European Athletics has accepted the decision of the Cork meet organisers, and has already approved a rescheduled date for July 2024
Tony O'Connell, Chairman, Cork City Sports told Cork's 96FM & C103 Sport, earlier today, that it is very disappointing but there was nothing else the committee could do in the circumstances
"It is with deep regret that we announce the cancellation of the highly anticipated Cork City Sports World Athletics Continental Tour 2023. This decision was made due to significant delays in the resurfacing of the athletics track at the Munster Technological University (MTU)
The decision to cancel the Cork City Sports Continental Tour was not taken lightly. The organising committee, in collaboration with the MTU, has been closely monitoring the progress of the resurfacing project. Unfortunately, technical challenges encountered by the specialist contractor in achieving World Athletics International Standard Certification requirements have led to significant delays, making it impossible to complete the athletics track in time for the event
The Cork City Sports Continental Tour has been a highlight of the athletic calendar for both athletes and fans alike. Over the years, the event has garnered a reputation for showcasing top-tier talent and providing a platform for athletes to achieve remarkable feats. The cancellation of this event is a disappointment for everyone involved, including the athletes, sponsors, spectators and organisers
The organisers understand the impact that this cancellation has on the athletes who were eagerly preparing to compete in Cork. We recognise the countless hours of hard work, dedication, and sacrifices made by athletes from around the world. Rest assured, we share in their disappointment and regret any inconvenience caused
The Cork City Sports committee would like to express its gratitude to the athletes, sponsors and partners who have supported the event and made it possible year after year. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the local community, volunteers, and fans for their unwavering support and enthusiasm
The organising committee, together with the MTU, will focus on completing the resurfacing works as soon as possible to ensure that the Cork City Sports Continental Tour will return stronger than ever in July 2024
We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding. Further updates regarding the Cork City Sports World Athletics Continental Tour 2023 will be shared through our official communication channels. For more information and updates, please visit our website www.corkcitysports.ie"
Sunday June 4th 2023
Apart from all the fine details that go into organising any event, no race can go ahead without two essential elements:
Runners and Stewards
Record numbers have entered for this year's Marathon, Half-Marathon and 10k, however there is a shortfall in volunteer stewards
Cork Athletics manages and stewards some 60% of the course, from the Start Line to Tivoli (0 to 5 Miles), then from the Marina to the Finish line (15 Miles to 26.2 Miles). The County Board is also covering the 10k course stewarding
There has, as always, been a tremendous response from Athletes and their Clubs, nevertheless there is still a shortfall in requirements. If you can spare a few hours on Sunday June 4th, please contact Pat Walsh, Cork Athletics - contact details below
Cork Athletics expects to need about 120 stewards, to cover its areas of responsibility in the Marathon
Cork County Board is offering member clubs a financial fundraising incentive, similar to that of the Grant Thornton, for each steward that a club provides
Stewarding can be a very rewarding experience, and is a great way to see the event, while, at the same time, giving something back to the sport and the community"
Please ring or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or TEXT 0872354836, if your club can help out
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Essential Notes for Cork Athletics County Juvenile Track & Field Championships Day 2 2023
Mardyke Arena, Cork
Sunday May 14th
Mardyke Arena - Venue for Days 1, 2 & 3 |
Location of Car Parks
In recognition of thefact that parents and other supporters may have to pay for car parking, Cork Athletics County Board has decided not to charge any entrance fee for adults for the duration of the 2023 Juvenile County T&F Championships
Parking in the Mardyke Sports Grounds is limited to Members of UCC Mardyke Arena - there is NO public parking available
UCC Western Gateway: Limited free parking will be available on Western Gateway, on a first come first served basis
Áras na Laoi: Limited free parking will be available, on a first come first served basis
CarrChlos: Monitored Car Park €6 for day, payable upon entry. This car park is located next door to the Kingsley Hotel, opposite County Hall, less than 5 minutes from the track.
Sacred Heart Church Car Park: Paid Parking is available in Sacred Heart Car Park (€7 for day) Mass Times are 08:30am, 10:00am & 11:30am
Key Locations
Key Location Map
PLEASE ENSURE TO TAKE ANY RUBBISH HOME WITH YOU
• Starting blocks will NOT be used for U13 80m sprint heats and semi-finals
• Starting blocks will be OPTIONAL for U13 80m sprint finals
• Check in is required for track events only
• Only the athlete should check in; parents, guardians or coaches should not queue for check-in
• Separate male and female queues will be in place
• An express queue for those entered in 3000m will also be available until approximately 09:45am. DO NOT join this queue if you are not entered in the 3000m event
• An athlete will be checked in for both events at the same time
• Athletes must have their number attached when they check in
• Field event participants should go to their appropriate discipline when called
• The purpose of check in is to allow the organisers amend any heats that have been created where necessary (e.g. if 10 athletes are entered for an event but only 8 turn up we can replace two heats with a straight final).
• Track events are not electronically timed
• There will be two catering areas
• One pop up cafe that will offer tea, barista style coffee, hot chocolate, soft drinks, baking and snacks
• One upstairs in the pavilion that will offer tea, coffee, water, snacks, crisps and sandwiches
• There will be limited seating both at the pop up cafe and the indoor dining area
• Tents & Gazebos are not permitted to be erected at the Mardyke
• Toilets can be found both at the Pavillion and at the GAA field
• Warm up area is the GAA field. Under no circumstances should athletes warm up on the rugby pitch or in the Astroturf infield area
• Only athletes and stewards are permitted to be inside on the track area for the duration of the competition
• Athletes will not be permitted to cross the track to talk to parents or coaches during their long jump event
1. These timetables SUPERCEDE ALL previous versions that may have been communicated as Day 2 timetables
2. Under-13 80m sprints will not use starting blocks for the heats and semi-finals. Starting blocks will be optional for the 80m sprint finals
NOTE: THE TIMETABLES ARE DESIGNED TO GIVE ATHLETES AND PARENTS AN INDICATION OF WHEN EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE
EVENTS MAY TAKE PLACE UP TO 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE SCHEDULED TIME
PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY TO PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE DAY
Enter Days 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Entry4Sport
Day 2 - Sunday May 14th: Competition No. 752 (Closed)
Day 3 - Sunday May 21st: Competition No. 753
Day 4 - Sunday May 28th: Competition No. 754
Day 3 | Day 4 |
Sunday May 21st | Sunday May 28th |
Due to Electronic Timing and Photo Finish constraints at the Mardyke, any times achieved will not be accepted as qualifying times for European or World Athletics competions
• Starting blocks will NOT be used for U13 80m sprint heats and semi-finals.
• Starting blocks will be OPTIONAL for U13 80m sprint finals.
• Check in is required for track events only.
• Only the athlete should check in; parents, guardians or coaches should not queue for check-in.
• Separate male and female queues will be in place.
• An express queue for those entered in 3000m will also be available until approximately 0945. DO NOT join this queue if you are not entered in the 3000m event.
• An athlete will be checked in for both events at the same time.
• Athletes must have their number attached when they check in.
• Field event participants should go to their appropriate discipline when called.
• The purpose of check in is to allow the organisers amend any heats that have been created where necessary (e.g. if 10 athletes are entered for an event but only 8 turn up we can replace two heats with a straight final).
• Track events are not electronically timed.
This Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday May 7th 2023
Next Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday May 14th 2023
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The Events
Wednesday 10th May, 8pm - Pfizer 6 Mile (BHAA)
Ringaskiddy
Thursday 11th May - Youghal 5k Road Race 2023
Youghal
Saturday May 13th, 9:30am - Parkrun - 10 Locations
Bere Island, Glengarriff, Castlehaven, Clonakilty, Macroom, Ballincollig, Tramore Valley Park, Glen River, Mallow Castle, Youghal
Saturday May 13th - Athletics Leader Course Kinsale
Saturday May 13th - South Munster Schools T&F Championships Day 2
Mardyke Arena
Saturday 13th & Sunday May 14th - World Athletics World Relay Championships 2023
Gangzhou, China
Saturday May 13th, 2pm - Belfast Irish Milers International
Sunday May 14th, 9am - Galtee Crossing (IMRA - Tipperary)
Sunday May 14th, 10:00am - Cork Athletics County Juvenile T&F Championships - Day 2
Mardyke Arena, Cork
Entries close: 23:59, Tuesday May 9th
Sunday May 14th, 10am - Mt. Hillary AC Banteer 5 Mile
Banteer
Registration for Banteer 5 Mile 2023
This Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday May 28th 2023
Next Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday June 4th 2023
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The Events
Tuesday 23rd May, 8pm - John Buckley Sports 5k (BHAA)
Marina
Thursday 25th May, 6pm - Track and Field Live Tour - Mardyke
Mardyke Arena
Thursday 25th May, 7:30pm - Fethard 5k Road Race (Tipperary Race)
Friday 26th May, 7pm - Ardmore 5 Mile (Waterford Race)
Friday 26th May, 8pm - Kilmallock 4 Mile (Limerick Race)
Saturday May 27th, 9:30am - Parkrun - 10 Locations
Bere Island, Glengarriff, Castlehaven, Clonakilty, Macroom, Ballincollig, Tramore Valley Park, Glen River, Mallow Castle, Youghal
Saturday May 27th, 10:30am - Munster Junior, Under 23, Senior & Masters T&F Championships
Templemore
Sunday May 28th, 10:00am - Cork Athletics County Juvenile T&F Chps - Day 4 2023
An Ríocht Track, Castleisland, Co. Kerry
Entries close: 23:59, Tuesday May 23rd
Sunday May 28th, 1pm - The Paps (IMRA - Kerry)
Sunday May 28th - Diamond League 2023 - Rabat (Morocco)
Cork Athletics County Juvenile Pole Vault Championships
Leevale AC's High Performance Centre, Farranlea Road, Cork
Monday May 29th 2023
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Orla Coffey, Carraig na bhFear AC, National Pole Vault Champion 2020 |
The 2023 County Juvenile Pole Vault Championships will take place at Leevale AC's High Performance Centre, Farranlea Road, Cork, on Monday May 29th
Following a review of the Pole Vault equipment in Castleisland, it has been decided to move the pole vault county championship to the Leevale AC High Peformance facility, in Farranlea Road, Cork. The competition will take place on Monday 29th May. Warm up will commence at 6:00 pm, with the competition starting at 7:00 pm
Athletes can still register for the pole vault, on the Entry4Sports system. If you are not entered you will not be able to take part in the competition
In recognition of the fact that this event is no longer on the Meet Schedule for Sunday 28th May, athletes entered in this event may enter an additional event on the Sunday. Please e-mail the Competition Secretary at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the name and registration number of the athlete, along with details of the additional event that they wish to enter
Note it can only be ONE additional event. The regular enty fee for entering this additional event still applies. This charge may be paid on the day
We wish to apologise for the inconvenience, but this decision was taken with the Health and Safety of the athletes foremost in our minds. Anybody, who has already been entered, now be unable to take part, due to the change of location and date, should please e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to arrange a refund
Essential Notes for Cork Athletics County Juvenile Track & Field Championships Day 3 2023
Mardyke Arena, Cork
Sunday May 21st
Mardyke Arena - Venue for Days 1, 2 & 3 |
Location of Car Parks
In recognition of thefact that parents and other supporters may have to pay for car parking, Cork Athletics County Board has decided not to charge any entrance fee for adults for the duration of the 2023 Juvenile County T&F Championships
Parking in the Mardyke Sports Grounds is limited to Members of UCC Mardyke Arena - there is NO public parking available
UCC Western Gateway: Limited free parking will be available on Western Gateway, on a first come first served basis
Áras na Laoi: Limited free parking will be available, on a first come first served basis
CarrChlos: Monitored Car Park €6 for day, payable upon entry. This car park is located next door to the Kingsley Hotel, opposite County Hall, less than 5 minutes from the track.
Sacred Heart Church Car Park: Paid Parking is available in Sacred Heart Car Park (€7 for day) Mass Times are 08:30am, 10:00am & 11:30am
Key Locations
Key Location Map
PLEASE ENSURE TO TAKE ANY RUBBISH HOME WITH YOU
• Pre-Race Check-in is NOT required for Relays
• Only the LAST (Final Leg) athlete on each Relay team will have a number on the frontof their singlet
• Field Event participants should go to their appropriate discipline location when called
• Track events are not electronically timed
• There will be two catering areas
• One pop up cafe that will offer tea, barista style coffee, hot chocolate, soft drinks, baking and snacks
• One upstairs in the pavilion that will offer tea, coffee, water, snacks, crisps and sandwiches
• There will be limited seating both at the pop up cafe and the indoor dining area
• Tents & Gazebos are not permitted to be erected at the Mardyke
• Toilets can be found both at the Pavillion and at the GAA field
• Warm up area is the GAA field. Under no circumstances should athletes warm up on the rugby pitch or in the Astroturf infield area
• Only athletes and stewards are permitted to be inside on the track area for the duration of the competition
• Athletes will not be permitted to cross the track to talk to parents or coaches during their long jump event
These timetables SUPERCEDE ALL previous versions that may have been communicated as Day 2 timetables
Please note that START TIMES for the Long Jump and Turbo Javelin are INDICATIVE ONLY
NOTE: THE TIMETABLES ARE DESIGNED TO GIVE ATHLETES AND PARENTS AN INDICATION OF WHEN EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE
EVENTS MAY TAKE PLACE UP TO 60 MINUTES (1 Hour) BEFORE THE SCHEDULED TIME
PLEASE LISTEN CAREFULLY TO PUBLIC ADDRESS ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE DAY
Enter Days 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Entry4Sport
Day 3 - Sunday May 21st: Competition No. 753 (Closed)
Day 4 - Sunday May 28th: Competition No. 754
Day 4 |
Sunday May 28th |
Due to Electronic Timing and Photo Finish constraints at the Mardyke, any times achieved will not be accepted as qualifying times for European or World Athletics competions
This Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday May 21st 2023
Next Week's Events - Week Ending Sunday May 28th 2023
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The Events
Thursday 18th May, 7:30pm - Eagle AC The Cheetah Run Juvenile 1 Mile
Fota Wildlife Park
Thursday 18th May, 8pm Eagle AC The Cheetah Run 5k
Fota Wildlife Park
Friday 19th May, 6am - Beara Way Ultra (IMRA - Cork)
Friday 19th May, 7:30pm - Buttevant AC 4 Mile
Buttevant
Saturday May 20th, 9:30am - Parkrun - 10 Locations
Bere Island, Glengarriff, Castlehaven, Clonakilty, Macroom, Ballincollig, Tramore Valley Park, Glen River, Mallow Castle, Youghal
Saturday May 20th, 10am - Irish Runner 5k
Saturday May 13th, 10am - Munster Schools T&F Championships
An Ríocht Track, Castleiland, Kerry
Sunday May 21st, 10:00am - Cork Athletics County Juvenile T&F Chps - Day 3
Mardyke Arena, Cork
Entries close: 23:59, Tuesday May 16th
Sunday May 21st - European Race Walking Team Championships
Podebrady, Czechia
Dun Aengus
This article is just a 'Snapshot in Time', based on the age distribution of Registered Juvenile athletes in Cork at the end of April 2023.
It used to be said that 'The Cliff', the age from which Juvenile numbers dropped significantly, was fourteen (14). As can be seen in the overall graph below, that age appears now to have dropped to eleven, with the numbers falling off from age 9. This is a worrying situation
At the same time many clubs, and Juvenile athletes, are achieving significant, and welcome, successes, but surely a wider base is required
Athletics is not alone in experiencing this type of drop-off, with similar effects being documented across many sports and activities, across many countries
There will be no 'Magic Bullet' for this. Cork is experiencing record athlete numbers, but it will need a multi-faceted approach to retain and build athlete numbers in the mid to late teens. It would be great to see a multi-coach and/or club led forum look at the issues that may be influencing factors. Such a forum should come locally in Cork, where clubs would be better able to tweak and monitor changes far quicker than if done on a National basis
Juvenile Age Distribution
Age | Male | Female | Total |
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3 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
4 | 4 | 6 | 10 |
5 | 58 | 33 | 91 |
6 | 91 | 69 | 160 |
7 | 215 | 166 | 381 |
8 | 287 | 271 | 558 |
9 | 292 | 273 | 565 |
10 | 268 | 266 | 534 |
11 | 213 | 277 | 490 |
12 | 160 | 189 | 349 |
13 | 105 | 159 | 264 |
14 | 80 | 110 | 190 |
15 | 45 | 92 | 137 |
16 | 40 | 52 | 92 |
17 | 43 | 43 | 86 |
18 | 13 | 17 | 30 |
As can be seen clearly from the graph above, the numbers from 16 to 18 amount to less than 100 registered athletes in Cork, in each year-group, with just thirty (30) eighteen-year-olds registered in the whole of County Cork
Juvenile Male-Female Age Distribution
The fall off becomes even more worrying when the figures for boys and girls are separated. Boys appear to start falling from age 9, with a continuous decline after that, while girls numbers hold steadier until age 11, and then fall more slowly than boys, until about age 16. This seems to fly in the face of studies indicating large drop offs, across all sports, in the numbers of girls, in their early teens
There are no solutions being offered here, nor is there any intended criticism of anyone at all. This is a cross-sport problem
Getting clubs, coaches and individuals talking about it would be a start. Anyone want to run with this particular ball?
U14 Girls 1500m | U14 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
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1 | 369 | Emma Flynn | North Cork AC | 1 | 153 | Sean O Riordan | Fanahan McSweeney | |||
2 | 394 | Aimee Kearney | St Catherines | 2 | 391 | Conor O Brien | Skibbereen AC | |||
3 | 174 | Emilie McElvaney | Grange Fermoy | 3 | 482 | Sammy O Mahony | West Muskerry AC | |||
U15 Girls 1500m | U15 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
1 | 56 | Freya Bateman | Belgooly AC | 1 | 247 | Luke Merrigan | Leevale AC | |||
2 | 67 | Rachel Ledwith | Belgooly AC | 2 | 373 | Tomas Kiely | North Cork AC | |||
3 | 119 | Jenny Kenneally | Carrigaline Road Runners | 3 | 241 | Cian Manning | Leevale AC | |||
U16 Girls 1500m | U16 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
1 | 204 | Lauren Dinan | Leevale | 1 | 484 | Finn Yore | West Muskerry AC | |||
2 | 203 | Ella Dinan | Leevale | 2 | 418 | Andrew Hinds | Togher AC | |||
3 | 401 | Caoimhe Gray Walsh | St Nicholas AC | 3 | 252 | Eddie Nathan | Leevale | |||
U17 Girls 1500m | U17 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
1 | 321 | Katie Hennessy | Midleton | 1 | 141 | Finnian Lawton | Durrus | |||
2 | 460 | Emily Cronin | West Muskerry | 2 | 103 | Brian Hawkins | Carraig na bhFear | |||
3 | 104 | Peter Hawkins | Carraig na bhFear | |||||||
U18 Girls 1500m | U18 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
1 | 438 | Nicola O Sullivan | Togher | 1 | 108 | Aidan Maher | Carraig na bhFear | |||
2 | 143 | Anna Townes | Durrus | 2 | 362 | Roman Borkowski Hogan | North Cork | |||
3 | 3 | 110 | Bobby O Riordan | Carraig na bhFear | ||||||
U19 Girls 1500m | U19 Boys 1500m | |||||||||
1 | 500 | Ella Collins | Bandon | 1 | 114 | Eoin Quirke | Carraig na bhFear | |||
2 | 34 | Lucy O Flynn | Bandon | 2 | 237 | Matthew Lee | Leevale | |||
3 | 295 | Isobel Kellegher | Liscarroll |
U19 Girls 100m | U19 Boys 100m | |||||||
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1 | 234 | Ella Jenks | Leevale | 1 | 192 | Luke Butler | Leevale | |
2 | 102 | Caoimhe Geoghegan | Carraig na bhFear | 2 | 437 | Peter Spiller | Togher | |
U18 Girls 100m | U18 Boys 100m | |||||||
1 | 62 | Hannah Falvey | Belgooly | 1 | 235 | Kyle Kamden | Leevale | |
2 | 24 | Victoria Good | Bandon | 2 | 290 | Matthew Wilkins | Leevale | |
3 | 416 | Zoe Fosso | Togher | 3 | 195 | Patrick Corkery | Leevale | |
U17 Girls 100m | U17 Boys 100m | |||||||
1 | 271 | Elena O Sullivan | Leevale | 1 | 313 | David Ebo | Midleton | |
2 | 249 | Sophie Mulcahy | Leevale | 2 | 40 | Noel Phair | Bandon | |
3 | 415 | Tara Cronin | Togher AC | 3 | 23 | Harrison Good | Bandon | |
U16 Girls 100m | U16 Boys 100m | |||||||
1 | 201 | Caoimhe Daly | Leevale | 1 | 314 | Gabriel Ebo | Midleton | |
2 | 433 | Caoimhe O Neill | Togher | 2 | 188 | Tyreek Bannon | Leevale | |
3 | 350 | Julia Pszczolkowska | Midleton | 3 | 221 | Anthony Goggin | Leevale | |
U15 Girls 100m | U15 Boys 100m | |||||||
1 | 71 | Tiffany Nwaedozie | Belgooly | 1 | 348 | Sean O Reilly | Midleton | |
2 | 351 | Rachel Roche | Midleton | 2 | 251 | Luke Mullins | Leevale | |
3 | 248 | Noelle Mulcahy | Leevale | 3 | 470 | Donagh Moss | West Muskerry |
U18 Boys 300m Hurdles | ||||||||
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1 | 96 | Ruaidhri Boyle | Carraig na bhFear | |||||
U17 Girls 300m Hurdles | U17 Boys 300m Hurdles | |||||||
1 | 225 | Natalia Golka | Leevale | 1 | 256 | Alex Neff | Leevale | |
2 | 287 | Ellie Vaughan Reddan | Leevale | 2 | 186 | Diarmuid Bannon | Leevale | |
3 | 9 | Aoife Cullen | Bandon | |||||
U16 Boys 250m Hurdles | ||||||||
U16 Girls 250m Hurdles | 1 | 278 | Michael Scott | Leevale | ||||
1 | 250 | Louise Mullins | Leevale | 2 | 255 | Oscar Naughton | Leevale | |
2 | 13 | Ruby Cummins | Bandon | 3 | 146 | David Fouhy | Fanahan McSweeney | |
3 | 277 | Sintija Sarkowska | Leevale | |||||
U15 Boys 250m Hurdles | ||||||||
U15 Girls 250m Hurdles | 1 | 327 | Alex Jaworski | Midleton | ||||
1 | 268 | Kate O Donovan | Leevale | 2 | 354 | Oscar Smiddy | Midleton | |
1 | 54 | Giselle Ahern | Belgooly | |||||
3 | 71 | Tiffany Nwedozie | Belgooly |
U13 Girls 60m Hurdles | U13 Boys 60m Hurdles | |||||||
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1 | 90 | Nell O Connell | Blarney Inniscarra | 1 | 194 | Ned Condon | Leevale | |
2 | 337 | Chloe McCarthy | Midleton | 2 | 339 | Michael McManus | Midleton | |
3 | 69 | Lucy McGuirk | Belgooly | 3 | 152 | Michael Quirke | Fanahan McSweeney | |
U14 Girls 75m Hurdles | U14 Boys 75m Hurdles | |||||||
1 | 6 | Shonagh O Sullivan | Abbey Striders | 1 | 153 | Sean Riordan | Fanahan McSweeney | |
2 | 486 | Caoimhe Brennan | Youghal | 2 | 180 | Rahman Amuse Adenkule | Leevale | |
3 | 109 | Sarah Murphy | Carraig na bhFear | 3 | 253 | Fionn Naughton | Leevale |
U18 Girls 400m | U19 Boys 400m | |||||||||
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1 | 62 | Hannah Falvey | Belgooly | 1 | 421 | Finn Larrson | Togher | |||
2 | 101 | Leah Dunne | Carraig na bhFear | |||||||
U17 Girls400m | U18 Boys 400m | |||||||||
1 | 107 | Lucy Lynch | Carraig nabhFear | 1 | 96 | Ruaidhri Boyle | Carraig na bhFear | |||
2 | 311 | Hannah Dennehy | Midleton | 2 | 290 | Matthew Wilkins | Leevale | |||
3 | 116 | Cathal Whooley | Carraig na bhFear | |||||||
U12 Girls 600m Final 1 | U12 Boys 600m Final 1 | |||||||||
1 | 170 | Cliona Hurley | Grange Fermoy | 1 | 377 | Mason Walsh | North Cork | |||
2 | 64 | Abigail Fenton | Belgooly AC | 2 | 133 | Darragh Moloney | Courceys AC | |||
3 | 80 | Leah Buckley | Blarney Inniscarra | 3 | 309 | Hugh Cussen | Midleton | |||
U12 Girls 600m Final 2 | ||||||||||
1 | 219 | Annalise Fox | Leevale | U12 Boys 600m Final 2 | ||||||
2 | 81 | Ava Coleman | Blarney Inniscarra | 1 | 130 | Liam Foley | Courceys AC | |||
3 | 366 | Sophie Collins | North Cork | 2 | 82 | Dhani Kelleher | Blarney Inniscarra | |||
U12 Girls 600m Final 3 | 3 | 455 | Aaron Sisk | Tracton AC | ||||||
1 | 60 | Cliodhna Browne | Belgooly | |||||||
2 | 344 | Maia O Connor | Midleton | |||||||
3 | 14 | Cara Daly | Bandon | |||||||
U13 Girls 600m Final 1 | U13 Boys 600m Final 1 | |||||||||
1 | 57 | Nellie Bateman | Belgooly | 1 | 395 | Kenneth O Connell | St Catherine | |||
2 | 355 | Ula Sokolowska | Midleton | 2 | 198 | Tom Crowley | Leevale | |||
3 | 337 | Chloe McCarthy | Midleton | 3 | 85 | Eoghan Looney | Blarney Inniscarra | |||
U13 Girls 600m Final 2 | ||||||||||
1 | 289 | Katie Weston | Leevale | U13 Boys 600m Final 2 | ||||||
2 | 118 | Anna Kenneally | Carrigaline Road Runners | 1 | 328 | Harry Jawoski | Midleton | |||
3 | 37 | Julie O Keeffe | Bandon | 2 | 343 | Leon O Connor | Midleton | |||
U13 Girls 600m Final 3 | 3 | 122 | Jack Forde | Cork City AC | ||||||
1 | 370 | Michaela Flynn | North Cork | |||||||
2 | 47 | Isla Wilson | Bandon | |||||||
3 | 218 | Sydney Forde | Leevale |
Shot Put | |||||
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U12 Girls Shot Put (2kg) | |||||
1 | 154 | Molly Thornton | Fanahan McSweeney | 6.72m | |
2 | 293 | Aoife Dee | Liscarroll | 6.27m | |
3 | 261 | Leah O Donovan | Leevale | 6.04m | |
4 | 170 | Cliona Hurley | Grange Fermoy | 6.02m | |
5 | 147 | Eva Horgan | Fanahan McSweeney | 5.95m | |
6 | 493 | Ciara O Brien | Youghal | 5.48m | |
7 | 294 | Siun Fleming | Liscarroll | 5.37m | |
8 | 22 | Grainne Fullam | Bandon | 5.24m | |
9 | 292 | Jessica Blastland | Liscarroll | 4.95m | |
10 | 33 | Odette O Donovan Forsey | Bandon | 4.46m | |
U13 Girls Shot Put (2kg) | |||||
1 | 11 | Lilly Anna Clover | Bandon | 9.64m | |
2 | 90 | Nell O Connell | Blarney Inniscarra | 8.58m | |
3 | 87 | Hannah O Shea | Blarney Inniscarra | 7.26m | |
4 | 299 | Clodagh O Shea | Liscarroll | 6.74m | |
5 | 136 | Jennifer Crowley | Dohenys | 6.42m | |
6 | 100 | Aoibhe Dunlea | Carraig na bhFear | 6.23m | |
7 | 97 | Hannah Coffey | Carraig na bhFear | 6.18m | |
8 | 125 | Faye O Reilly Murphy | Cork City AC | 5.70m | |
9 | 8 | Jennifer Bamford | Bandon | 5.62m | |
10 | 168 | Emer Hayes | Grange Fermoy | 5.23m | |
11 | 131 | Holly Harrington | Courceys | 5.04m | |
12 | 450 | Aisling O Mahony | Tracton | 5.01m | |
13 | 207 | Skye Dineen | Leevale | 4.68m | |
14 | 215 | Kate Fleming | Leevale | 4.65m | |
15 | 31 | Saoirse O Donovan | Bandon | 4.50m | |
16 | 183 | Hafsa Asis | Leevale | 4.48m | |
17 | 99 | Mary Kate Dawson | Carraig na bhFear | 4.30m | |
U14 GirlsShot Put (2kg) | |||||
1 | 451 | Faye Osborne | Tracton | 12.27m | |
2 | 448 | Kim Lynch | Tracton | 9.30m | |
3 | 326 | Teresa Jabkiewicz | Midleton | 8.01m | |
4 | 444 | Ella Cunningham | Tracton | 7.92m | |
5 | 449 | Niamh Ni Chonchuir | Tracton | 6.19m | |
6 | 217 | Julie Forbes | Leevale | 5.60m | |
U15 Girls Shot Put ( 2.72kg) | |||||
1 | 452 | Tara Osborn | Tracton | 11.03m | |
2 | 389 | Lorraine Coakley | Skibbereen | 8.74m | |
3 | 224 | Helena Golka | Leevale | 8.18m | |
4 | 232 | Georgia Hynes McLaughlin | Leevale | 6.86m | |
5 | 473 | Sarah Neville | West Muskerry | 6.39m | |
6 | 396 | Meabh O Connell | St Catherines | 6.13m | |
U16 Girls Shot Put (3kg) | |||||
1 | 89 | Meabh O Connell | Blarney Inniscarra | 12.35m | |
2 | 157 | Tara Young | Fanahan McSweeney | 8.33m | |
3 | 111 | Faye O Riordan | Carraig na bhFear | 8.11m | |
4 | 2 | Aoibhin O Sullivan | Abbey Striders | 5.60m | |
U17 Girls Shot Put ( 3kg) | |||||
1 | 9 | Aoife Callan | Bandon | 9.89m | |
2 | 471 | Saorlaith Murphy | West Muskerry | 9.86m | |
3 | 387 | Diana Rose Coakley | Skibbereen | 9.14m | |
U18 Girls Shot Put ( 3kg) | |||||
1 | 4 | Orna O Sullivan | Abbey Striders | 7.71m | |
2 | 397 | Sarah O Connell | St. Catherines | 7.67m | |
U19 Girls Shot Put ( 4kg) | |||||
1 | 254 | Kate Naughton | Leevale | 8.64m |
Long Jump | ||||||||||||
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U19 Girls Long Jump | U17 Boys Long Jump | |||||||||||
1 | 102 | Caoimhe Geoghegan | Carrig na bhFear | 4.36m | 1 | 313 | David Ebo | Midleton | 5.93m | |||
2 | 489 | Dylan Cairns | Youghal | 5.11, | ||||||||
U18 Girls Long Jump | U15 Boys Long Jump | |||||||||||
1 | 397 | Sarah O Connell | St Catherines | 4.25m | 1 | 327 | Alex Jaworski | Midleton | 5.47m | |||
2 | 336 | Amy McCarthy | Midleton AC | 2.76m | 2 | 325 | Conor Hughes | Midleton | 4.73m | |||
U16 Girls Long Jump | 3 | 32 | Benjamin O Donovan Bachelet | Bandon | 4.62m | |||||||
1 | 201 | Caoimhe Daly | Leevale AC | 5.22m | 4 | 386 | Daire Bohane | Skibbereen | 4.41m | |||
2 | 350 | Julia Pszczolkoswska | Midleton AC | 4.36m | 5 | 467 | Michael Kelleher | West Muskerry | 4.36m | |||
3 | 202 | Tiffany Daniel | Leevale AC | 4.20m | 6 | 169 | Fionn Hayes | Grange Fermoy | 4.25m | |||
4 | 46 | Kate Westcott | Bandon AC | 3.90m | 7 | 228 | Callum Harrington | Leevale | 3.92m | |||
5 | 297 | Shona Murphy | Liscarroll AC | 3.78m | U14 Boys Long Jump | |||||||
6 | 298 | Aoibhinn O Reilly | Liscarroll AC | 3.74m | 1 | 180 | Rahman Amusa Adekunle | Leevale | 5.36m | |||
U14 Girls Long Jump | 2 | 383 | Jos Keating | Riverstick/Kinsale | 4.82m | |||||||
1 | 378 | Cara Whelan | North Cork | 4.92m | 3 | 155 | David Towey Jnr | Fanahan McSweeney | 4.76m | |||
2 | 280 | Alison Scully | Leevale | 4.40m | 4 | 319 | JP Guerin | Midleton | 4.71m | |||
3 | 486 | Caoimhe Brennan | Youghal | 4.38m | 5 | 253 | Fionn Naughton | Leevale | 4.06m | |||
4 | 220 | Nina Fox | Leevale | 4.36m | 6 | 231 | Alan Hickey | Leevale | 3.93m | |||
5 | 307 | Clodagh Crotty | Midleton | 4.04m | 7 | 41 | Colm Sexton | Bandon | 3.85m | |||
6 | 448 | Kim Lynch | Tracton | 4.03m | 8 | 178 | Cody Scanlan | Grange Fermoy | 3.84m | |||
7 | 112 | Laila Olotu | Carraig na bhFear | 4.01m | 9 | 332 | Cathal Lowney | Midleton | 3.71m | |||
8 | 326 | Teresa Jabkiewcz | Midleton | 3.94m | 10 | 260 | Max O Connor | Leevale | 3.49m | |||
9 | 158 | Alexander Bagnall | Grange Fermoy | 3.78m | 11 | 137 | Fionn Fargnoli | Doheny AC | 3.38m | |||
10 | 453 | Caitlin Scarrott | Tracton | 3.75m | 12 | 166 | Sean Finn | Grange Fermoy | 3.36m | |||
11 | 95 | Aoileann Boyle | Carraig na bhFear | 3.63m | 13 | 162 | John Curtin | Grange Fermoy | 3.12m | |||
12 | 449 | Niamh Ni Chonchuir | Tracton | 3.61m | 14 | 276 | Omar Salim Said | Leevale | 3.00m | |||
13 | 184 | Salma Asis | Leevale | 3.47m | U12 Boys Long Jump | |||||||
14 | 269 | Roisin O Sullivan | Leevale | 3.45m | 1 | 309 | Hugh Cussen | Midleton | 4.13m | |||
15 | 310 | Romy Cussen | Midleton | 3.44m | 2 | 61 | Rory Dowling | Belgooly | 3.77m | |||
16 | 217 | Julie Forbes | Leevale | 3.43m | 3 | 302 | Ronan Callanan | Midleton | 3.66m | |||
17 | 440 | Kate Walsh | Togher | 3.12m | 4 | 77 | Roan Sisk | Belgooly | 3.65m | |||
18 | 403 | Natasha Letch | St Nicks | 2.99m | 5 | 381 | Jack Collins | Riverstick/Kinsale | 3.63m | |||
19 | 444 | Ella Cunningham | Tracton | 2.96m | 6 | 384 | Tom Keating | Riverstick/Kinsale | 3.51m | |||
20 | 357 | Aimee Tobin | Midleton | 2.93m | 7 | 454 | Luke Scarrott | Tracton | 3.45m | |||
21 | 457 | Sarah O Neill | Watergrasshill | 2.86m | 8 | 412 | Eoin Cronin | Togher | 3.39m | |||
U12 Girls Long Jump | 9 | 425 | Daniel McCaffrey | Togher | 3.32m | |||||||
1 | 70 | Sophie Nwaedozie | Belgooly | 3.87m | 10 | 258 | Se O Brien | Leevale | 3.31m | |||
2 | 151 | Merveille Isawa Kumanzembe | Fanahan McSweeney | 3.84m | 11 | 20 | Matthew Feheney | Bandon | 3.25m | |||
3 | 64 | Abigeal Fenton | Belgooly | 3.78m | 12 | 36 | Peter O'Flynn | Bandon | 3.24m | |||
4 | 230 | Aideen Hegarty | Leevale | 3.76m | 13 | 329 | Dara Kelleher | Midleton | 3.14m | |||
5 | 58 | Claire Bradley | Belgooly | 3.52m | 14 | 431 | Fionn O Leary | Togher | 3.14m | |||
6 | 154 | Molly Thornton | Fanahan McSweeney | 3.47m | 15 | 333 | Michael Lowney | Midleton | 3.13m | |||
7 | 170 | Cliona Hurley | Grange Fermoy | 3.47m | 16 | 52 | Jamie O Connor | Bantry | 3.11m | |||
8 | 14 | Cara Daly | Bandon | 3.46m | 17 | 267 | Oscar O Connor | Leevale | 3.09m | |||
9 | 398 | Aoife O Connor | St Catherines | 3.36m | 18 | 456 | Nathan O Neill | Watergrasshill | 3.01m | |||
10 | 176 | Claire O Donnell | Grange Fermoy | 3.35m | 19 | 439 | Diarmuid Walsh | Togher | 2.88m | |||
11 | 30 | Fiona O Brien | Bandon | 3.28m | 20 | 138 | Laim Fargnoli | Dohenys | 2.70m | |||
12 | 445 | Libby Cunningham | Tracton | 3.21m | 21 | 316 | Harry Frawley | Midleton | 2.66m | |||
13 | 219 | Annalise Fox | Leevale | 3.10m | 22 | 187 | Michael Og Bannon | Leevale | 2.53m | |||
14 | 464 | Aoibheann Dasari | West Muskerry | 3.07m | 23 | 308 | Donal Og Crowley | Midleton | 2.14m | |||
15 | 21 | Amy Franklin | Bandon | 3.02m | 24 | 49 | Jake Browne | Bantry | 2.00m | |||
16 | 173 | Christine McElvaney | Grange Fermoy | 2.97m | ||||||||
17 | 493 | Ciara O Brien | Youghal | 2.96m | ||||||||
18 | 399 | Bebhinn O Regan | St Catherines | 2.81m | ||||||||
19 | 423 | Millie Long | Togher | 2.80m | ||||||||
20 | 427 | Caoimhe O Callaghan | Togher | 2.46m | ||||||||
21 | 420 | Ellen Kane | Togher | 2.41m | ||||||||
22 | 292 | Jessica Blastland | Liscarroll | 2.36m | ||||||||
23 | 92 | Jade Hosford | Bweeng Trailblazers | 2.14m |