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Sinéad Gaffney Selected for Ireland!

Sinéad Gaffney being presented with a training grant by Michael Tobin in recognition of
her selection for the Irish Universities Track & Field team to contest the forthcoming international with Scotland

Massive congratulations to one of our most talented and dedicated athletes Sinéad Gaffney on her selection for the 800m for the Irish Universities team to contest the annual track & field international against Scotland next weekend.

For Sinéad this is just reward for years of dedication to the sport which she has skilfully juggled alongside her love of camogie. She is currently part of the midfield engine-room for Craughwell’s intermediate camogie team and has starred on Galway county teams as well as winning a coveted Universities All-Ireland last year with the UL camogie team.

She has been with Craughwell AC since the age of 7 and to see her now selected for an international at the age of 21 is just brilliant!! Hopefully the first of many for Sinéad and hopefully something that will encourage our younger athletes to continue their dedication to the sport and the rewards will come.

Sinéad's first foray into athletics competition was as an U9 in 2003 and I can remember her relay team making it all the way to the National finals with Sinéad running the 3rd leg and when it came to the final, the eventual winners stepping into our lane and impeding our changeover as Sinéad was about to receive the baton. We finished 5th by one-third of a second … the impeded changeover almost certainly denying us a medal.

This early disappointment didn’t turn Sinéad away however and she went on to become one of our most successful athletes. In the early days it was sprints, jumps and relays that were mainly her competitive focus with cross country every autumn/winter - as back in the day all the club had to train on in winter times was a muddy field!

Sinéad enjoyed plenty of success in the cross country, just missing out on team medals in the National U11 Cross Country in 2005 where she placed 35th individually and the team 4th just 15 points away from 3rd place; and featuring strongly on the Craughwell NS team who won the coveted Connacht Primary Schools Cross Country title in 2006.

Irish University Cross Country Champions 2016

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Fantastic Performances in Connacht Schools Finals

Jerry Keary (St Raphaels), Ryan Gallagher (St Raphaels) and Paul Armstrong (Pres Athenry)
at the Connacht Schools High Jump in Athlone IT

There were some exceptional performances from athletes from the club on Thursday in the finals of the Connacht Schools track & field which were held in Athlone, particularly in the 800m and triple jump events.

Weather conditions were not ideal with a swirling wind and bouts of rain but nonetheless the track saw some exceptional 800m times particularly from Kyle Moorhead with 2.12 in the Junior Boys, Oisin Lyons with 2.03 in the Intermediate Boys and Ben Garrard with 2.01 in the Senior Boys. Full results are here.

While there did not appear to be much of a trailing wind in the jumps, there were many PBs for our athletes with some exceptional jumping including a massive PB of 5.40m for Gavin Surlis in the Junior Boys long jump which was his first time over 5m and an equally massive PB for Laura Cunningham in the Senior Girls triple jump with an 11m jump on her final attempt which is 58cm further than Laura jumped only three and half weeks ago and a huge 71cm further than her PB from last July. Equally impressive, Leanagh Gilligan leaped a massive 10.50m in the Intermediate Triple Jump which is over a metre further than her best jump from last year – brilliant jumping! There were PBs also for Conor Roberts, Ava Finn and Shauna Tobin in the long jump and for Eva Whyte in both long jump and triple jump. In possibility the first time that Connacht schools has conducted a pole vault event, Ciana Reidy was very impressive when vaulting to a new PB of 2.30m.

Incidentally, Laura's 11m triple jump would rank her currently as 2nd best in Ireland amongst jumpers of any age while her indoor best of 10.55 earlier this year ranked her 12th best amongst senior women indoors in 2017.

Provisional results have still to be announced so there are no track times to report on yet for the sprints. The following are preliminary results gathered from our coaches who were there on the day. I will update them as more information becomes available.

Memorial 5k Walk For Ciara Lawlor

You may have read about Ciara Lawlor last year. Ciara was a niece of Fergus and Grace McDonnell whom most of you know.

Ciara died tragically at the Kodaline concert last year.  As most will know, Grace is one of our U13 age group coaches. Fergus and Grace are patrons of our club have donated generously towards our land purchase, Their children are all very talented athletes in particular their oldest Ashley who won multiple All-Ireland titles in 600m and also medalled at National level in long jump.

Ciara was also an athlete like her talented McDonnell cousins. Fergus and Grace are looking for your support to raise money for charity in memory of Ciara. Please read below for information from Fergus and Grace and click on the picture to get to the fund-raising page.

Athletes In-Form at the Sth Connacht Schools T&F

Pres Athenry Masters of Athletics!

In a new initiative from Athletics Ireland known as the Bank of Ireland Talent ID Programme Masterclass, the Pres Athenry first year team competed in the Mixed Schools category in the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown where they won the team event ahead of other schools throughout Ireland. The event required the team members to compete in 60m sprint, long jump and a standing high jump with each of the 5 boys and 5 girls scoring points based on their performance and the combined points total determining the winning school.

It was a huge achievement for the school and our club are proud to have 4 of our members on the 10-person team Ava Finn, Paschal Walsh, Shaun Gilligan and Oisin Davis along with 1 former member of the club Erin Dolan. They also had health, nutrition and fitness talks from David Gillick, Kerry O'Flaherty, Molly Scott and Brian Gregan.

The team is pictured below along with David Gillick.

Shauna Smashes Sprint PBs in the UK!

Shauna Bocquet had a great weekend at the British wheelchair racing games in Stoke Mandeville to start off the track season. On Saturday she qualified for the B finals of the 100m and 400m where she won both in the afternoon and was only 2 seconds off her 1500m PB clocking 4:36 in windy conditions after a solo push.

Sunday was better weather wise and Shauna got a PB in the 200m series on her way to qualify to the A final where she came 6th in the afternoon. Her new PB is 34"35. She battled hard in the 800m but unfortunately didn't qualify for the final but still managed to produce a good race. She rounded off the day with a final 100m where she got a massive PB in 18"86 (first time sub 19) only to find out that the wind reading was +2.1ms!!

Well done Shauna! Great start for the track season and its back to the road today for Shauna for the Craughwell leg of the 5k Series.

Well done Clodagh and Luke !!

Huge congratulations to Clodagh O'Meara and Luke Flynn who raced to team silver on the Galway U13 Cross Country team in the National finals at the weekend. Clodagh and Luke are pictured above with the rest of the team and team manager Peter Lyons. Well done all ... this is a particularly tough race to do well in and its great to see Galway back at the top!

U8s to U12s Shine in Dangan (UPDATED)

On a glorious sunny Sunday in Dangan, our U8 to U12s athletes shone as brightly as the sun when competing brilliantly throughout day 2 of the Galway track and field in Dangan. While official results have not been produced yet, the following are a partial set gathered from our coaches. I will add further result as they become available as the set below is incomplete. Full results of the day are available here.

U8 Girls Long Jump 1 Aisling Lavan (2.56); Turbo Javelin 1 Aishling Mulveen (6.62); 60m 1 Remy Aylmer (10.95); 300m 2 Aisling Lavan (64.21). 

U9 Girls Long Jump 1 Lauren Morgan/Saoirse O’Donnell (3.34/2.67); 300m 3 Kayleigh Rabbitte/Ava Whyte (64.33/69.72); 4x100m 3 Craughwell AC (Beth Glynn, Mia Hollingsworth, Saoirse O’Donnell, Lauren Morgan).

U9 Boys Long Jump 1 Leo Molloy/Liam Reilly (2.82/2.72); Turbo Javelin 1 Daniel Farrelly/Paul Keaveney; 60m 1 Eanna Morrissey/Tom Malone (10.20/10.75), 3 Daniel Gilmore/Oran Collins (10.79/11.17); 300m 1 Eanna Morrissey/Daniel Gilmore (57.79/61.47), 2 Tom Malone/Daniel Farrelly (61.87/64.25), 3 Iarlaith Doyle/Patrick Carr (66.47/66.53); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC 70.67 (Oran Collins, Daniel Gilmore, Tom Malone, Eanna Morrissey), 3 Craughwell AC 75.43 (Liam Reilly, Leo Molloy, Eoin Middleton, Daniel Farrelly).

U10 Girls Long Jump 1 Emma O’Donovan/Kathlyn Walsh (3.37/3.10), 2 Emily Kinane/Erin Dillon (3.09/3.07), 3 Jessica McGlynn/Gemna Hallinan; Turbo Javelin 1 Aoibheann Dolan/Gemma Hallinan, 3 Kiera Mernagh/Emna Phelan; 60m 3 Lauren Kilduff/Emily Kinane (10.12/10.52); 500m 1 Kelly Hallinan/Kathlyn Walsh (1.43.86/1.45.90); 4x100m 3 Craughwell AC 68.86 (Moya Byrne, Emma O’Donovan, Abby Haugh, Emily Kinane, sub Ciara O’Connor).

U10 Boys Long Jump 1 Ben Moran/Dara Zimmerer, 2 Sean Hoade/Dean Mc Nally; Turbo Javelin 1 Matthew Murphy/Alex Ryan, 2 James O’Sullivan/Joseph O’Dwyer, 3 Patrick Diviney/Donnacha Lawless; 60m 2 Ben Moran/Dara Zimmerer (9.53/9.93); 500m 2 Keelan Moorhead/Alex Ryan (1.41.94/1.49.57); 4x100m 2 Craughwell AC 63.47 (Ben Moran, Dara Zimmerer, Dean Mc Nally, Sean Hoade, sub Keelan Moorhead).

U11 Girls Long Jump 1 Ella Farrelly/Jessica Ross (4.03/3.37); Turbo Javelin 1 Tara Keane/Mollie Gilligan (16.71/13.90), 3 Aoife O'Meara/Andrea Slamas (12.46/10.02); 60m 2 Ella Farrelly/Isabel Schukat/Evie Culhane (9.61/9.82); 600m 2 Sara Craven/Sophia McIlrath (2.04.48/2.07.75); 4x100m 3 Craughwell AC 63.89.

U11 Boys Long Jump 2 Darragh Kelly/Fionn Higgins (3.49/3.49), 3 Sean Lavan/Rian Comer (3.44/3.29); Turbo Javelin 2 Darragh Kelly/Rian Middleton (15.46/11.99); 600m 2 Fionn Higgins/Rian Comer (2.01.22/2.01.73).

U12 Girls High Jump 3 Chloe Hallinan (1.10); Long Jump 1 Chloe Hallinan (3.87), 3 Grace Keaveney (3.70); Shot Putt 1 Niamh Duffy (7.51); Turbo Javelin 1 Eabha Neary (13.36), 2 Jenny Cloonan (13.13), 3 Grace Lynch (11.68); 60m Hurdles 1 Chloe Hallinan (12.16); 60m 1 Niamh Duffy (9.30); 4x100m 2 Craughwell AC 60.11 (Chloe Hallinan, Grace Keaveney, Grace Lynch, Niamh Duffy).

U12 Boys High Jump 1 Conor Gilligan (1.23), 2 Cormac McFadden (1.23), 3 Adam Jordan (1.15); Long Jump 1 Conor Gilligan (4.37); Shot Putt 1 Darragh Kearney (7.75), 2 Tomás Fitzgerald (5.85), 3 Robert Donnelly (5.57); Turbo Javelin 1 Adam Jordan (17.68), 3 Callum Brady (14.33); 60m Hurdles 1 Evan Moran (11.59), 3 Conor Gilligan (12.29); 60m 2 Evan Moran (9.04); 600m 3 Evan Moran (1.51.52); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC 58.95 (Evan Moran, Eoin Spellman, Eddie Silke, Conor Gilligan), 3 Craughwell AC 60.78 (Darragh Kearney, Adam Jordan, Cathal Sweeney, Jamie Collins).

Galway T&F Sun 7th May

Timetable for tomorrow. 

Directions to Dangan.

Head towards westside across the bridge. When you get to roundabout at back of the hospital. Take the third exit Travel to end of road (Westwood Hotel on left at traffiC lights) Turn left at lights. About 500m along the road is a right turn. Turn right here. This is the entrance to the track. There is a car park on the left. There is NO PARKING at the track. A smaller carpark near to the toilet block is further down but usually fills up early. Walk down the road after parking, the track entrance is on the right.

Bring plenty of fluids preferably water, a packed lunch, Raincoat, Sunscreen, hats and Spikes (Pins MUST only be 5mm) Runners are fine for those who don't yet have spikes. Don't forget your Singlet!!

Above set out to have an enjoyable day. After all it's all about having fun while competing.

Craughwell A.C. usually position themselves behind the green shed. Look out for the Grey Pop up tent. 

Results of Craughwell Community Games 2017

Ailbhe Miskella (1st U16 Girls 1500m), Finbarr McFadden (1st U16 Boys 1500m), James Furey (3rd U16 Boys 1500m), Kyle Moorhead (2nd U16 Boys 1500m) at the Craughwell Community Games

Craughwell Community Games took place on Monday in glorious sunshine on the athletics club new grounds in Crinnage, with a little bit of history made in the process as the club’s new tartan track was used for a competition for the first time. The pre-school girls had the honour of been the first competitors in an official competition on the track with Ailbhe O’Shea 1st, Robin Haugh 2nd and Lisa Shaughnessy 3rd. The results of the day are as follows:

Pre-school Girls 20m 1 Ailbhe O’Shea, 2 Robin Haugh and 3 Lisa Shaughnessy; Pre-school Boys 20m 1 Cormac Burke, 2 Eric Daniels, 3 Darragh Kelly; 

U6 Girls 40m 1 Briana Seoighe, 2 Beth Ann Beattie, 3 Chloe Lane; U6 Boys 40m 1 Halle Feerick, 2 Jack O'Dwyer, 3 Cormac Burke;

U8 Girls 60m 1 Remy Alymer, 2 Rebecca Doyle, 3 Madison Ryan; U8 Boys 60m 1 Callum McMahon, 2 Alan Hallinan, 3 Jarlath Doyle; U8 Girls 80m 1 Remy Alymer, 2 Beth Glynn, 3 Madison Ryan; U8 Boys 80m 1 Callum McMahon, 2 Alan Hallinan, 3 Jarlath Doyle.

U10 Girls 100m 1 Lauren Morgan, 2 Kelly Hallinan, 3 Katelyn Walshe; U10 Boys 100m 1 Ben Moran, 2 Paul Barry, 3 Jason Greaney; U10 Girls 200m 1 Lauren Morgan, 2 Katelyn Walshe, 3 Kelly Hallinan; U10 Boys 200m 1 Ben Moran, 2 Paul Barry, 3 Keelin Moorhead; U10 Girls 60m Hurdles 1 Kelly Hallinan, 2 Katelyn Walshe, 3 Sophie; U10 Boys 60m Hurdles 1 Ben Moran Jason Greaney, 3 Oran Collins;

U12 Girls 100m 1 Niamh Duffy, 2 Chloe Hallinan, 3 Grace Lynch; U12 Boys 100m 1 Evan Moran, 2 Jamie Collins, 3 Adam Jordan; U12 Girls 600m 1 Chloe Hallinan, 2 Erin Doyle, 3 Tara Morgan; U12 Boys 600m 1 Evan Moran, 2 Adam Jordan, 3 Cormac Mc Fadden; U12 Girls Ball Throw 1 Tara Morgan, 2 Niamh Duffy, 3 Sarah Byrne; U12 Boys Ball Throw 1 Adam Jordan, 2 Callum Brady, 3 Gavin Keanan; U12 Boys Long Puck 1 Adam Jordan, 2 Gavin Keanen, 3 Callum Brady.

U14 Girls 100m 1 Ava Finn, 2 Rebecca Lynch, 3 Jade Moorhead; U14 Boys 100m 1 Lughaidh Morgan, 2 Robert Urquhart, 3 Evan Hallinan; U14 Girls 800m 1 Fauve Aylmer, 2 Jade Moorhead; U14 Boys 800m 1 Robert Urquhart, 2 Ben Brady, 3 Lughaidh Morgan; U14 Girls 80m Hurdles 1 Ava Finn, 2 Siofra Davis, 3 Jade Moorhead; U14 Boys 80m Hurdles 1 Robert Urquhart/Evan Hallinan, 2 Lughaidh Morgan, 3 Ben Brady; U14 Girls Long Jump 1 Ava Finn, 2 Jade Moorhead, 3 Rebecca Lynch; U14 Boys Long Jump 1 Lughaidh Morgan, 2 Evan Hallinan, 3 Robert Urquhart; U14 Girls Shot Putt 1 Regina Maduka; U14 Boys Shot Putt 1 Calvin Ryan; U14 Girls Javelin 1 Rebecca Lynch, 2 Abbey O'Callaghan, 3 Ava Finn; U14 Boys Javelin 1 Robert Urquhart, 2 Calvin Ryan, 3 Ben Brady; U14 Girls Long Puck 1 Ava Finn, 2 Jade Moorhead, 3 Abbey O'Callaghan.

U16 Boys 100m 1 Ryan Gallagher, 2 Kyle Moorhead/James Furey; U16 Girls 1500m 1 Ailbhe Miskella; U16 Boys 1500m 1 Finbar McFadden, 2 Kyle Moorhead, 3 James Furey; U16 Boys High Jump 1 Ryan Gallagher, 2 James Furey, 3 Kyle Moorhead.

The leading 2 athletes from U8 and upwards qualify for the Galway finals which will be held in Ballinderrin on the June bank holiday. Qualifiers should liaise with Martina Morgan (087 2405800) in regard to their selected event.

Terrific Performances at Galway U13-Senior T&F

Ben Garrard and Gavin Cooney
Galway U19 and Senior 800m Champions 2017

There was a massive turnout of athletes from the club at the first day of the Galway Track & Field where the U13 to Senior age groups were taking part. A big congratulations to Tuam AC on hosting a well-organised event with a very busy schedule. Provisional results of the track races are online here ... huge credit to Athenry's Iain Shaw for putting all that together with the electronic timing.

While official results have not yet been issued, I think I have captured most of the Craughwell medal winners below. There were impressive performances in the Senior 800m races where both Sinead Gaffney and Gavin Cooney claimed the Galway senior titles in blustery conditions which make it racing conditions difficult on the track. Sinead added a silver in the 1500m, her first time over that distance in a decent time of 5:22. Ben Garrard was also impressive when taking the Galway 800m title in 2:08 and teamed up with Gavin Cooney, Louis Molloy and John Cormican to take the Galway senior crown in the 4x100m.

Aoife Walsh triple silver and Laura Cunningham triple gold
in the high jump, long jump and triple jump at the Galway Track & Field 2017

Laura Cunningham took a hattrick of individual Galway titles in the jumps, winning the high jump, long jump and triple jump with Aoife Walsh close on her heels with silver in each of the same 3 events. Both Laura and Aoife combined with Arlene Earls and Siona Lawless to claim the Galway title in the U18/19 girls 4x100m. There were many more fine performances by athletes from the club including an exceptional time from the U15 girls when winning the U15 4x100m and an exceptional throw from Liam McDonagh to take the Galwau U14 javelin title. Details of the medal winners are below. Let me know if any inaccuracies and I will correct as the official results have not yet being published.

Senior Women 800m 1 Sinead Gaffney (2:31.65); 1500m 2 Sinead Gaffney (5:22.90); Senior Men 100m 3 John Cormican (12.55); 800m 1 Gavin Cooney (2:12.49); 4x100m 1 Craughwell A.C. (48.58) Louis Molloy, Gavin Cooney, Ben Garrard, John Cormican.

U18/U19 Girls High Jump 1 Laura Cunningham, 2 Aoife Walshe; Long Jump 1 Laura Cunningham, 2 Aoife Walshe; 3 Nessa Schukat; Triple Jump 1 Laura Cunningham, 2 Aoife Walshe; 800m 2 Arlene Earls (2:42.35); U18 Girls 4x100m 1 Craughwell (54.05) Aoife Walshe, Siona Lawless, Arlene Earls, Laura Cunningham, Shauna Tobin; U18/19 Boys Long Jump 2 Ben Garrard, 3 Louis Molloy; High Jump 1 Jerry Keary; 400m 1 Ben Garrard (53.61); 800m 1 Ben Garrard (2:08.43).

U16/17 Girls Long Jump 1 Leanagh Gilligan, 3 Eva Whyte; Triple Jump 1 Eva Whyte; Shot Putt 1 Chloe Casey; 100m 2 Siona Lawless (14.40); 800m 3 Ailbhe Miskella (2:45.55); 1500m 1 Ciara Sheppard (5:49.60); U16 Girls 4x100m 2 Craughwell A.C. (54.96) Ava Power, Freya Bohan, Leanagh Gilligan, Chloe Casey; U16/U17 Boys High Jump 1 Ryan Gallagher; 250mH 1 Ryan Gallagher (38.68), 2 Kyle Moorhead (44.45); 800m 3 Kyle Moorhead (2:24.70); 1500m 1 Finbarr McFadden (4:41.83).

U15 Girls High Jump 1 Ellie Cronin, 3 Lauren McNally; Long Jump 2 Aine Kelly, 3 Ava Finn; Javelin 1 Lauren Mc Nally, 2 Edel Farrelly; Discus 1 Annie deHora; Hammer 1 Annie deHora; 80mH 3 Aine Kelly (14.91); 250mH 1 Ellie Cronin, 3 Alisha Larkin; 100m 1 Chloe Farragher (13.80), 2 Alisha Larkin (13.95), 3 Ailbhe Folan (14.05); 200m 1 Ava Finn (29.66), 2 Emma Jane Moran (30.41); 1500m 2 Triona Furey (5:57.03); 4x100m 1 Craughwell A.C. 'A' (53.34) Chloe Farragher, Ava Finn, Alisha Larkin, Ornaith Coen, Ailbhe Folan, 2 Craughwell A.C. 'B' (54.89) Aoife Kelly, Ailbhe Folan, Emma Jane Moran, Aine Kelly, Ciara Hughes; U15 Boys High Jump 1 Paschal Walsh, 2 James Furey; Long Jump 1 Paschal Walsh, 2 Ludaigh Morgan; Triple Jump 1 Conor Trehy, 2 Lewis Ryan; Javelin 1 Conor Trehy, 2 James Furey; 80mH 1 Jack Fitzgerald (17.05); 250mH 1 James Furey (44.31), 2 Jack Fitzgerald (48.93); 100m 1 Paschal Walsh (13.68), 2 Lughaidh Morgan (13.82), 3 Shaun Gilligan (13.83); 200m 1 Lughaidh Morgan (28.61); 800m 1 Sean Cotter (2:26.23); 1500m 1 Sean Cotter (5:01.76); 4x100m 1 Craughwell A.C. 'A' (53.98) Shaun Gilligan, Paschal Walsh, Robert Urquhart, Ludaigh Morgan, Conor Trehy , 2 Craughwell A.C. 'B' (59.69) Lewis Ryan, Jack Fitzgerald, James Furey, Ross Mc Guinness, Noah Keane.

Finbarr McFadden, Sean Cottter, Kyle Moorhead at the Galway Track & Field Championships

U14 Girls High Jump 1 Saoirse Pearse, 3 Siena Greaney; Long Jump 2 Rebecca Lynch; Shot Putt 3 Hannah Hynes; Javelin 1 Rebecca Lynch, 2 Leah Farrelly; Discus 1 Oliwia Koman, 2 Hannah Hynes, 3 Leah Farrelly; Hammer 1 Hannah Hynes, 2 Leah Farrelly; 1500m 2 Aoibhinn Keane (6:03.18); U14 Boys High Jump 1 Lukas Schukat, 2 Conor Hoade, 3 Ben Brady; Long Jump 1 Lukas Schukat, 3 Conor Hoade; Shot Putt 1 Rian Kearney, 3 Oisin Keane; Javelin 1 Liam McDonagh, 2 Robert Urquhart, 3 Oisin Keane; Discus 2 Liam McDonagh, 3 Oisin Keane; Hammer 1 Liam McDonagh, 2 David O'Donoghue; 75mH 1 Conor Hoade (13.23), 3 Robert Urquhart (13.78); 200m 3 Rian Kearney (28.57); 800m 3 Ross McGuinness (2:32.95); 1500m 2 Ross McGuinness (5:13.16); 4x100m Craughwell A.C. (56.26) Kieran O’Connor, Lukas Schukat, Conor Hoade, Rian Kearney.

Edel Farrelly
Silver Medallist in the U15 Javelin at the Galway Track & Field

U13 Girls High Jump 1 Siofra Davis; Long Jump 2 Jade Moorhead, 3 Sarah Byrne; Shot Putt 2 Aoibhe Fahy, 3 Rosemary Maduka; Javelin 1 Aoibhe Fahy, 2 Mairead Tucker, 3 Millie Geraghty; 80m 3 Fauve Aylmer (12.49); 4x100m 3 Craughwell (1:01.60) Erin Kelly, Jade Moorhead, Clodagh O’Meara, Fauve Aylmer, Mairead Tucker; U13 Boys High Jump 1 Evan Hallinan, 2 Cian Lavan, 3 Odhran Gilligan; Long Jump 1 Evan Hallinan, 2 Odhran Gilligan, 3 Cian Lavan; Shot Putt 2 Calvin Ryan; Javelin 2 Kenneth O’Connor, 3 Michael Woods; 60mh 1 Evan Hallinan, 2 Cian Lavan, 3 Odhran Gilligan; 4x100m 1 Craughwell ‘A’ (58.44) Ryan McDonnell, Evan Hallinan, Odhran Gilligan, Cian Lavan; 2 Craughwell 'B' (1:02.90) Aaron Flynn, Calvin Ryan, Conor Gilligan, Evan Moran.

Craughwell AC's U13 Girls 4x100m Relay
Bronze Medallists at the Galway Track & Field Championships

Ciara Sheppard, Galway U17 1500m Champion 2017

Timetable for Craughwell Community Games

Provisional timetable for today's Community Games below, commencing at 3pm.The sprints start at 3pm and field events will start shortly afterwards. It is hoped to be finished everything by 5.30pm.