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2006 Flora Women's Mini Marathon
Check out http://www.womensminimarathon.ie for information on 2006 Flora Women's Mini Marathon. 
10k race/run/walk, starts at 3pm on Bank Holiday Monday 5th June 2006.
Closing Date: Tuesday 25th April 2006
Minimum age: 14 yrs
Fee: €13 or €20 (see website for details)
Entry: Via official entry form, see Evening Herald Thurs/Sat from Thurs 2nd Mar 2006
Those in the club interested in doing the mini-marathon should contact Nuala Keady as there may be sufficient interest to co-ordinate transport etc.
Any man thinking of doing it should consult his GP or psychiatrist before contacting Nuala.
Two Craughwell Runners in top 100 at Ballycotton
Sunday, 5th of March 2006. Ballycotton 10-mile Road race is one of the premier road races in the country, this year attracting over 4300 entries. The race is one of the longest running races in Ireland.
Yesterday on a cold breezy day, Craughwell posted a very creditible performance with two runners in the top 100.
The male race was won in by high flying Raheny Shamrock athlete Vinny Mulvey, the same man who won the inter-clubs cross country last weekend. His time of 49:03 was a relatively slow victory for this course (the record is 47:00) and reflected the breezy conditions.
Irish team have it all to do in Moscow
In frosty Moscow, Ireland's finest indoor athletes are competing today against the best in the world. We have fielded a good team, but we will be doing very well to come home with a medal out of this championship.
Despite losing out on his lottery funding, Tullamore man James Nolan seems to have really knuckled down since the Olympics (maybe Jerry Keirnan's criticism was a motivator). He will be one to watch, posting superb times this year including a 3K of 7:52 and a 1k of 2:21. He definitely is in with a good chance of making the final, but will be up against it for medals.
Golden day for Irish Athletics
Unless you've been living in a cave, you will have heard that Derval O'Rourke smashed pb's, national records and all expectations in 7.84 exhillerating seconds in Moscow on Saturday. A fantastic achievement for her - Ireland's only ever sprint world champion. Looking at the race, you could be forgiven for thinking that she had come 4th, so tight was the finish, but the camera doesn't lie and she beat off the competition on the dip. Well done Derval from all at Craughwell AC.