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Irish Under-Age Athletics Champions 1891-2017
A fantastic piece of research has just been published by Pierce O'Callaghan at:
http://www.athleticsireland.ie/downloads/statistics/Underage_outdoor_ROH_1891-2017_Updated.pdf
Its in draft form and Pierce's email is in the above doc if anyone has any corrections to bring to his attention.
Brilliant Weekend at Galway Indoors
Craughwell U10 Boys Squad at the Galway Indoors
The International Indoor Arena was buzzing in Athlone recently when it hosted the 2018 Galway Indoor Championships on 13/14 January where over 250 athletes from Craughwell AC were in action. There were many fantastic performances, championship records and personal bests from lots of Craughwell AC athletes over the 2 days. Highlights included a sprint double for Sinéad Treacy in the senior 60m and 200m and field event double for Katie O'Donoghue in the shot putt (setting a new club record of 8.51m in the process) and high jump, with both women combining with Orla Ryan and Sinéad Gaffney to win the senior 4x200m, and a return to competitive action for Conor Duggan who took the senior men’s 60m sprint title and combined with John Cormican, Ben Garrard and Gavin Cooney to win the senior men’s 4x200m.
There were double golds also for Saoirse Moore (U15 high jump and hurdles), Evan Hallinan (U14 long jump and high jump), Niamh Duffy (U13 60m and shot putt), Ella Farrelly (U12 high jump and long jump and a silver in the sprint), Lauren Morgan (U10 long jump and sprint and 2 more gold in U10 and U11 relay), Darragh O'Donnell (U8 60m and 200m) and many more multiple medalists including Fauve Aylmer who ran an impressive 2:32.79 to be pipped on the line for gold in the U14 800m and took bronze in the 60m sprint.
13 of our athletes set new Championship Best Performances - click here for the full list published by Athenry AC's Iain Shaw, great to have these records which date back to 2005 for field events and to 2014 for track events when electronic timing was introduced for the Galways. Jade Moorhead achieved the distinction of equalling the oldest record in the book ... the U14 high jump record of 1.50m set by our own Cathriona Farrell in 2005, the year Jade was born!
Our record breaking or equalling athletes this year are as follows: Laura Cunningham - Senior Womens Triple Jump 10.02; Ben Garrard - Senior Mens 800m 2:00.73; Lukas Schukat - U15 Boys High Jump 1.60; Alana Grogan - U14 Girls 1k Walk 7:09.32; Jade Moorhead - U14 Girls High Jump 1.50; Evan Hallinan - U14 Boys High Jump 1.55; Niamh Duffy - U13 Girls Shot Putt 9.55; Evan Moran - U13 Boys 60m Hurdles 10.43; Ella Farrelly - U12 Girls High Jump 1.30; Lauren Morgan - U10 Girls Long Jump 3.44; Alan Hallinan - U9 Boys 200m 34.86; Darragh O’Donnell - U8 Boys 60m 11.33 and 200m 39.77; Cian Kelly - U8 Boys Long Jump 2.14.
Thanks to everyone who sent on photos and a big shoutout to Daniel O'Brien Photography for the fantastic photos he took over the 2 days which added a real professional feeling to the event. Check out Daniel's link here http://www.danielobrienphotography.com/sports and if you like a snap, considering purchasing it from him to help support him doing it again at future events.
Top 5 in the Senior Men's 800m at the Galway Indoor Track & Field Championships in Athlone
Jack Miskella (3rd), Ben Garrard (1st), Gavin Cooney (2nd), John Cormican (4th), Luke Evans (5th)
Sinéad Kennedy (4th), Arlene Earls (2nd) and Sinead Gaffney (3rd) in the Senior Womens 800m
at the Galway Indoor Track & Field Championships in Athlone
Full details of the athletes who made it to the podium are as follows and well done from the club to each and every one of our participants on what was a great occasion.
Senior Women Long Jump 1 Siona Lawless (4.49), 2 Orla Ryan (4.44), 3 Lorraine Delaney (4.44); Triple Jump 1 Laura Cunningham (10.02); High Jump 1 Katie O'Donoghue (1.60), 2 Laura Cunningham (1.55), 3 Orla Ryan (1.50); Shot Putt 1 Katie O'Donoghue (8.51), 2 Laura Cunningham (8.29), 3 Orla Ryan (5.60); 60m 1 Sinéad Treacy (8.04), 2 Katie O'Donoghue (8.38); 200m 1 Sinéad Treacy (25.62); 800m 1 Sinéad Gaffney (2:23.38), 2 Arlene Earls (2:26.65); 3000m 3 Dearbhaile Walshe (11:57.40)’ 4x200m 1 Craughwell AC Sinead Treacy, Sinead Gaffney, Katie O'Donoghue, Orla Ryan (1.48.93), 2 Craughwell AC Arlene Earls, Laura Cunningham, Siona Lawless, Lorraine Delaney (1.52.13).
Senior Men Long Jump 2 Ben Garrard (5.87); High Jump 2 Paul Armstrong (1.70); Shot Putt 2 Ben Garrard (8.18); 60m 1 Conor Duggan (7.22); 800m 1 Ben Garrard (2:00.73), 2 Gavin Cooney (2:02.32), 3 Jack Miskella (2:06.50); 3000m 3 Patrick Noonan (10:01.09); 4x200m 1 Craughwell AC Conor Duggan, Gavin Cooney, Ben Garrard, John Cormican (1.36.96).
Lorraine Delaney and Dearbhaile Walshe bronze medalists in the Senior Women's Long Jump and 3000m
Gavin Cooney racing to victory in the Senior Men's 4x200m
Laura Cunningham and Paul Armstrong in action in the
Senior Women's and Senior Men's Long Jump
Craughwell AC's Senior Women's 4x200m Relay Teams who placed 1st and 2nd at the Galway Indoors
Sinéad Treacy, Orla Ryan, Sinéad Gaffney, Katie O'Donoghue, Siona Lawless,
Lorraine Delaney, Laura Cunningham, Shauna Tobin, Arlene Earls
Ellie Cronin leaping to victory in the U17 Girls High Jump
U16/17 Girls Long Jump 2 Leanagh Gilligan (4.89); High Jump 1 Ellie Cronin (1.55), 3 Aine Kelly (1.45); Shot Putt 1 Chloe Casey (12.03); 60m 2 Aleisha Larkin (8.52); 60m Hurdles 3 Ellie Cronin (9.95); 800m 3 Ailbhe Miskella (2:39.17); 4x200m 2 Craughwell AC Freya Bohan, Jane Trehy, Chloe Casey, Leanagh Gilligan(1.54.95), 3 Craughwell AC Ailbhe Folan, Alisha Larkin, Ellie Cronin , Ciara Hughes (1.57.15).
U16/17 Boys Long Jump 3 Conor Trehy (4.94); High Jump 2 James Furey (1.50); 60m Hurdles 3 James Furey (11.43); 800m 1 Kyle Moorhead (2:09.90), 2 Finbar McFadden (2:11.97); 4x200m 2 Craughwell AC Shaun Gilligan, Lughaigh Morgan, Paschal Walsh, Robert Urquhart (1.48.81), 3 Craughwell AC Oisin Davis, Liam Leen, Conor Trehy, James Furey (1.53.00).
Kyle Moorhead and Finbar McFadden on their way to gold and silver in the U17 800m
Chloe Casey heaving the shot putt to victory in the U17 Girls Shot Putt
and Ailbhe Miskella, Bronze Medalist in the U17 Girls 800m
Patrick Noonan, bronze medalist in the Senior Mens 3000m
Saoirse Moore on her way to victory in the U15 60m Hurdles
U15 Girls High Jump 1 Saoirse Moore (1.48), 2 Saoirse Pierce (1.40); 60m Hurdles 1 Saoirse Moore (10.87); 4x200m 3 Craughwell AC Saoirse Pierce, Saoirse Moore, Elanor Mc Nicholas, Aoibhinn Keane (2.05.63).
U15 Boys High Jump 1 Lukas Schukat (1.60), 2 Oisin Keane (1.48); 60m Hurdles 3 Robert Urquhart (9.89).
Craughwell AC U14 Squad at the Galway Indoors
U14 Girls Long Jump 1 Katie Scully (4.27), 3 Siofra Davis (4.00); High Jump 1 Jade Moorhead (1.50), 3 Siofra Davis (1.35), 4 Aoibhe Carr (1.35); Shot Putt 2 Helen Callaghan (7.40), 3 Millie Geraghty (7.19); 60m 3 Fauve Aylmer (9.03); 60m Hurdles 3 Katie Scully (10.48); 800m 2 Fauve Aylmer (2:32.79); 1km Walk 1 Alana Grogan (7:09.32); 4x200m 2 Craughwell AC Katie Scully, Fauve Aylmer, Jade Moorhead, Clodagh O'Meara (2.01.35).
U14 Boys Long Jump 1 Evan Hallinan (4.37), 2 Cian Lavan (4.37); High Jump 1 Evan Hallinan (1.55), 2 Cian Lavan (1.45), 3 Ódhran Gilligan (1.35), 4 Calvin Ryan (1.35); Shot Putt 2 Calvin Ryan (7.94); 60m Hurdles 2 Cian Lavan (11.15); 800m 3 Daniel Galvin (2:31.94); 4x200m 2 Craughwell AC Cian Lavan, Evan Hallinan, Luke Flynn, Daniel Galvin (2.01.86).
U13 Boys Relay Teams - Gold and bronze medal winners
U13 Girls Long Jump 1 Siobhan Carr (3.98), 2 Chloe Hallinan (3.95), 3 Grace Keaveney (3.81); High Jump 2 Chloe Hallinan (1.25); Shot Putt 1 Niamh Duffy (9.55); 60m 1 Niamh Duffy (9.13), 3 Aoibhe Donnellan (9.35); 60m Hurdles 3 Chloe Hallinan (11.85); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC Aoibhe Donnellan, Niamh Duffy, Siobhan Carr, Chloe Hallinan, Grace Lynch (59.65), 3 Craughwell AC Grace Keaveney, Sole Lopez, Tara Morgan, Isabella Fitzgerald, Ashling Whyte (1.03.54).
U13 Boys Long Jump 1 Conor Gilligan (4.13), 2 Eddie Silke (4.09); High Jump 1 Cormac McFadden (1.35), 3 Eddie Silke (1.35); Shot Putt 2 Gavin Keenan (6.33); 60m 3 Evan Moran (8.97); 60m Hurdles 1 Evan Moran (10.43), 600m 2 Evan Moran (1:47.59); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC Eoin Spellman, Eddie Silke, Conor Gilligan, Evan Moran (56.82), 3 Craughwell AC Jamie Collins, Adam Jordan, Cormac Mc Fadden, Lucas Keane (1.03.58).
U12 Girls Long Jump 1 Ella Farrelly (3.79); High Jump 1 Ella Farrelly (1.30); Shot Putt 1 Shannon Quinn (5.53); 60m 2 Ella Farrelly (9.41); 4x100m 2 Craughwell AC Tara Keane, Ella Farrelly, Gillian Crowe, Isabel Schukat (1.02.00).
U12 Boys Long Jump 3 Fionn Higgins (3.68); High Jump 1 Darragh Kelly (1.30), 2 Fionn Higgins (1.20); Shot Putt 2 Darragh Kelly (6.85).
U11 Girls Long Jump 1 Emma O'Donovan (3.60), 3 Katelyn Walsh (3.21); 600m 2 Emma O'Donovan (2:08.67); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC Lauren Morgan, Katelyn Walsh, Emma O'Donovan, Claudia Fitzpatrick (1.06.31).
U11 Boys Long Jump 1 Ben Moran (3.75), 2 Sean Hoade (3.43), 3 Dara Zimmerer (3.36); 60m 2 Ben Moran (9.38); 600m 1 Keelan Moorhead (2:00.30); 4x100m 2 Craughwell AC Caelan Coleman, Dara Zimmerer, Sean Hoade, Ben Moran (1.02.08), 3 Craughwell AC Keelan Moorhead, Paul Barry, Dean McNally, Jason Greaney (1.06.26).
U10 Girls Relay Galway Indoor Champions 2018
U10 Girls Long Jump 1 Lauren Morgan (3.44), 2 Mia Hollingsworth (2.94); 60m 1 Lauren Morgan (9.90); 400m 2 Saoirse Mullins (1:16.55); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC Lauren Morgan, Saoirse Mullins, Mia Hollingsworth, Kayleigh Rabbitte and sub Saoirse O'Donnell (1.08.11).
U10 Boys 400m 3 Leo Molloy (1:23.92); 4x100m 1 Craughwell AC Eanna Morrissey, Tom Malone, Eoin Middleton, Oran Collins and sub Daniel Farrelly (1.08.32), 3 Craughwell AC Jack Doyle, Daniel Farrelly, Darragh Farrell, Liam Reilly and sub Calum McMahon (1.11.34).
U9 Girls Long Jump 2 Aisling Lavan (2.40), 3 Julia Fleming (2.40); 200m 3 Aisling Lavan (39.62); U9 Boys Long Jump 2 Daithi Lawless (2.80); 60m 2 Alan Hallinan (10.42), 3 Calum McMahon (10.74); 200m 1 Alan Hallinan (34.86); U8 Girls Long Jump 3 Grace McGlynn (1.82); U8 Boys Long Jump 1 Cian Kelly (2.14); 60m 1 Darragh O'Donnell (11.33), 3 Cian Kelly (11.72); 200m 1 Darragh O'Donnell (39.77).
Super Performances in National Pentathlon
Some of Craughwell AC Juveniles at the National Indoor Pentathlon Championships in AIT
A number of our talented athletes made the short journey to Athlone IT on Saturday for the National Pentathlon Championships in Athlone IT with some impressive performances.
The day kicked off at 10am with the U14 Girls hurdles where Clodagh O’Meara blasted to a time of 10.79 almost a half a second faster than her PB from last weekend at the Galway indoors. Fauve Aylmer was equally impressive in the U14 Girls hurdles competing in the event for the first time and recording a very good 11.44. Also at 10am Ellie Cronin got her U16 pentathlon underway with a decent 4.28m leap in the long jump and followed it up with a brilliant 10.07 hurdles. Both Lukas Schukat and Saoirse Moore kicked off their day with the high jump at 10am where Saoirse was jumping very well at the early heights clearing them comfortably but had to settle for 1.36m on this occasion as she clipped 1.42m with her heels on each attempt to bring it down. But very positive as she was high over the bar each time and has only a small glitch to correct to get her heels out of the way. Lukas made sure he got his heels out of the way with a fantastic series of jumps to obtain not 1, not 2 but 3 PBs in the high jump clearing 1.60m, then 1.63m and finally 1.66m to win the high jump before exiting at 1.69m.
And Cian Lavan got his day underway with a brilliant 10.42 in the hurdles, almost a second faster than his Galway time a week ago and followed it up with a fine series of high jumps to clear 1.41m before exiting at 1.44m just shy of his PB of 1.45m from a week ago. Cian added a decent long jump of 4.11m to stay in the top half of the field in his age group while both Clodagh and Fauve leaped excellent jumps of 3.64m and 3.49m and Saoirse and Lukas leaped a brilliant 4.25m and 4.48m. Saoirse was in blistering form in the U15 hurdles racing to a splendid time of 10.55. Clodagh and Fauve also did very well in the unfamiliar high jump with Clodagh leaping 1.20m and Fauve 1.15m. Clodagh picked up a bad knock on her first attempt at 1.25m so passed on her final 2 attempts in order to recover for the 800m.
Laura Cunningham pictured with a number of the Senior and Junior Men and Women
at the National Indoor Pentathlon Championships in AIT
Meanwhile the senior and junior women’s program got underway at 11.35am with the hurdles which saw Laura Cunningham race to a PB of 10.32 seconds over the 2’9” height. It was Laura’s first time over the hurdles since taking a heavy fall in the Irish Schools Pentathlon finals last November so it was great to see her navigate them with ease on this occasion. Ellie’s high jump got underway around the same time and she cleared several heights comfortably right up to 1.49m but struggled to get her heels out of the way in time at 1.52m and exited at that height but again can take some solace from being well clear of the bar and just needs to get the heels out of the way quicker.
Laura’s next event was the high jump which ended up taking almost 2 hours as the competition started at 1.10m such was the variation in standard amongst the junior and senior competitors. While the high jump was underway, a number of shot putts were completed including the U14, 15 and 16s where Clodagh ‘putt’ the shot out to 5.41m, Cian to 5.94m, Lukas to 6.00m, Fauve to 6.02m, Saoirse to 6.32m and Ellie to 6.38m. And still when the junior/senior high jump was ongoing, the 800s got going for the younger ages with some great performances from the club. Saoirse raced to victory in her 800m in an excellent time of 2.42.96, crossing the line with arms outstretched and a lovely smile on her face. Ellie ran a very measured race in the early laps before accelerating at the bell to record a brilliant 2.41.68 and 2nd place. Lukas ran strongly on the first 2 laps before fading a little when lactic acid took hold but still recorded a decent 2.52.64.
Clodagh set off in heat 1 of the U14 girls running a blistering pace on the early laps and finishing off with a speedy final lap to record a PB of 2.36.03 while Fauve was equally impressive, tearing off into a significant early lead and as she passed me at the 100m mark, still had the energy to casually enquire “is there much of a gap mike?” 😊. Fauve held that lead right through to the end to record a brilliant 2.33.85. And in the U14 Boys 800m, Cian raced into an early lead before being overhauled on the final lap but held on for second place in an excellent 2.33.77.
Meanwhile back to the long running women’s high jump event where Laura was waiting patiently for the bar to reach her opening 1.46m height. When it did, she cleared it very comfortably and went on to repeat this at 1.49m, 1.52m and 1.55m, looking like she would eclipse her 1.65m PB. However, the length of the 2-hour high jump competition probably caught up on her as she clipped the 1.58m height 3 times to exit – but nevertheless very encouraging as her earlier jumps were very comfortable. Transitioning almost immediately to the shot putt, the officials unfortunately got the competition underway with the wrong weight, using the 3kg rather than the 4kg and Laura got a massive PB of 9.70m before the problem was noticed and the throwers had to start again. Laura’s best on the day with the 4kg shot was 7.23m down slightly on her PB from the recent Galway’s. Onto the long jump where Laura hit the board perfectly on each jump with a best of 4.56m, great preparation for later in the indoor season to get the mark right on the board each time.
The final event of a long day the 800m came at 6.15pm and almost 7 hours since Laura’s first event at 11.35am. Very hard to stay focussed for that length of time but Laura put in a brilliant effort in what is not one can safely say her favourite event and ran a PB of 2.45.7 to take 4th place overall in the Junior Women Pentathlon with a point’s score of 2633. Ellie’s series of performances also yielded her a brilliant 4th place in the U16 Girls with a total of 2532 points. Saoirse placed 6th in the U15 Girls with a score of 2281 points while Clodagh and Fauve placed 6th and 7th in the U14 Girls with scores of 1965 and 1848 points. And in the boys events, Lukas placed an impressive 6th with a total of 1867 points while Cian was a brilliant 5th with a total of 1924 points.
So all in all, another great day for everyone. A little long for the older ages but nonetheless a rewarding day.
Craughwell AC 4th in Round 1 of National League
The first round of the National Indoor Track & Field League took place last weekend at the National Indoor Arena in Abbotstown Dublin with a strong performance from the Craughwell AC team to place 4th in the team table at the end of the day.
The National League is the preeminent club competition in Ireland where seniors and juveniles aged u17 or older compete for their clubs, scoring points for their team based on their placing in each individual event. It comprises two rounds with the top placed teams progressing to the final. Craughwell AC has fielded a team in the event since its inception a few years, managed by Sarah Finnegan. Last year the team (pictured below) placed 8th in the final.
Round 1 this year saw some excellent performances from the team with Sinéad Treacy taking 2nd place in the long jump with a leap of 5.12m and placing 5th in the 60m sprint in 7.98, Sinéad Gaffney 4th in the 800m in 2.22.62, Eva Kelly 5th in the shot putt with 6.75m and Sarah Finnegan 6th in the 60m hurdles in 11.07. Special thanks to Eva Kelly who lined out in the shot putt at short notice to score valuable points for the club.
Round 2 takes place in Athlone IT on 27th January with the events being contested including 200m, 400m, 1500m, high jump and triple jump with guests permitted and in addition a guest 800m and 3000m. The club hope to have a strong team out in round 2 and hopefully progress to the final which will be held in Dublin on 3rd February.
National Indoor Track & Field League Final 2017
Sinéad Treacy, Ciana Reidy, Lorraine Delaney, Laura Cunningham, Sarah Finnegan, Caoilin Milton
Caron Debuts for Ireland
Caron Ryan made her Irish debut recently when running on the Irish U20 Development Team in the Celtic Cross Country in Antrim where she put in a strong run to keep up with the leading group in the early laps and finish 13th place overall - a fine performance against the top runners from these islands.
Caron’s performance comes on the back of a fantastic year last year which culminated in a bronze medal at the National U19 Cross Country Championships. Caron joins a list of 19 other athletes from the club who have been selected for Ireland over the years as follows:
| Year | Athlete | Event | Competition |
| 2018 | Caron Ryan | Cross country | Celtic International Cross Country |
| 2017 | Laura Cunningham | U18 Triple Jump | Celtic Games International |
| 2017 | Jerry Keary | U18 High Jump | Celtic Games International |
| 2017 | Chloe Casey | U16 Discus | Celtic Games International |
| 2017 | Ben Ryan | 6km | World Mountain Running Championships |
| 2017 | Sineád Gaffney | 800m | Irish Univerities International vs Scotland |
| 2016 | Chloe Casey | Pentathlon | International Schools Combined Events |
| 2016 | Shauna Bocquet | 400m | Zurich Diamond League |
| 2016 | Jerry Keary | High Jump | International Schools T&F |
| 2016 | Damien O'Boyle | Cross country | Celtic International Cross Country |
| 2015 | Conor Duggan | 4x100m | European Junior Championship |
| 2015 | Jamie Fallon | Cross country | Celtic International Cross Country |
| 2015 | Oisin Lyons | Cross country | International Schools Cross Country |
| 2014 | Jamie Fallon | 8.4km | World Mountain Running Championships |
| 2014 | Sineád Treacy | 200m | International Schools T&F |
| 2014 | Conor Duggan | 100m | Celtic Games International |
| 2011 | Maeve Curley | Race Walk | European Junior Championships |
| 2014 | Sineád Treacy | 200m | Celtic Games International |
| 2013 | Sineád Treacy | Pentathlon | International Schools Combined Events |
| 2013 | Jamie Fallon | Cross country | International Schools Cross Country |
| 2013 | Nicholas Sheehan | 800m | International Schools T&F |
| 2013 | Damien O'Boyle | Steeplechase | International Schools T&F |
| 2011 | Claire Ryder | Long Jump | International Schools Celtic Cup |
| 2011 | Cathriona Farrell | High Jump | International Schools T&F |
| 2011 | Maria McNamara | Pentathlon | International Schools Combined Events |
| 2011 | Maria McNamara | Heptathlon | Stoke Multi Events International |
| 2010 | Conor Gillen | Cross country | International Schools Cross Country |
| 2009 | Cathriona Farrell | High Jump | European Youth Olympics |
| 2008 | Tomas Keehan | High Jump | International Schools Celtic Cup |
| 2007 | Cathriona Farrell | Pentathlon | International Schools Combined Events |
| 2006 | Cathriona Farrell | Pentathlon | International Schools Combined Events |
| 2003 | Ann Loughnane | Race Walk | World Youth Championships |
Results of the Galway Indoors
Results of the Galway Indoors as follows:
Full report to follow later tonight on the marvellous performances from our own club.
Training Session with Seb.
Craughwell AC are proud to announce that we have Sebastian Locteau back again for 8 weeks.
Training will be held at the Senior track Tuesday the 23rd of January at 7.30pm, registration from 7.15 €20 per person or €30 per couple.
For all levels of running, the training is tailored to suit all grades and levels of running and distances. Open to all members go on give it a go!
Craughwell 10 2018.
Exciting New 10km Route for 2018
http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/1416045052 (10 Mile Event)
http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/1872909890 (10km Event)
Race HQ at St. Michaels Hall, Craughwell.
County Galway 10 Mile Championships.
Finisher Medal for both Races
Finisher T-Shirt for the first 300 entrants between both events!
Event details and schedule
Race Day Information for the Craughwell 10 Mile & 10 KM - Sunday 25th March 2018
Race number collection: Your race number will be available for collection from 12.30pm to 1.30pm on Saturday the 24th of March at St. Michael's Hall Craughwell
OR
From 09.00am to 10.30am on race day 25th of March at our race HQ at at St. Michael's Hall Craughwell.
Please arrive early to collect your race number. 10 Mile Race starts at 11.00am. 10km Race starts at 11.20am
Ample parking in Craughwell village. Please park sensibly. Please obey general rules of the road. Please obey marshalls on the day.
Note: The start line for the 10 mile and 10Km race is approx. 0.5 miles away from the HQ!
Here is the link to register on www.active.com
See you all in March.
Officials list and notes for Galway Indoors
Folks
List of officials and notes for each day of the Galway Indoors attached below.
For any queries on duties please email Mike Tobin, tobinm1 @yahoo.com
thanks
Michael
Craughwell Juvenile Athletic Club AGM 24th Jan
HI all
Regards
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Program for Galway Indoors
Provisional program for this weekend is at link below. Please note that all times are provisonsal and may move forward by up to 45 minutes during the day so please arrive in plenty of time.