Posts Tagged ‘Brendan Murphy’
Mayo AC at World Half Marathon Day – Attymass
Some Mayo AC members were out in New Year action today celebrating World Half marathon day at Attymass nr Ballina. The event was open to runners/joggers/walkers of all abilities.
Read More8th Annual Belleek 10k results
The big local race this weekend was the 8th Annual Belleek 10k (hosted by Ballina AC). Winners: Men: 1 Brendan Conway (Westport AC) 32:29 2 Alan Kelly (Ballina AC) 33:10, Stephen Donnelly (Ballina AC) 34:30
Read MoreCelebrating marathon success
A magnificent day for Mayo AC at Dublin City Marathon
Hearty congratulations to all our finishers in today’s 40th Dublin City Marathon incorporating the National Marathon Championships.
Read MoreConnacht Cross Country, An Cosantóir 10k, Coney Island 10 – results
The Connacht Senior/Masters Cross country championships is composed of three legs. The first of these took place yesterday at Moyne Community School in Co Longford.
Read MoreNorah Newcombe wins Tubbercurry 10k + Mullingar Half results (updated)
The 46th Tubbercurry St Patrick’s Day 10k took place today over the familiar tough but fair one lap course. The race was excellently hosted by local club South Sligo AC. It was the first race in the 2019 Sligo Road League.
Read MoreStraide 5k results
The Straide 5k took place on Sunday. It was organised by Straide Community Development Group in aid of the refurbishment of the local hall.
Read MoreDecember 1,2 results: Waterford, Jingle Bells, Belleek, Corbally
Well done to Brendan Murphy who ran 1:32.47 – 49th M45, in a big field in Waterford Half Marathon on December 1.
Read MoreResults: Connacht Cross Country at Belleek
The final leg of Connacht Cross Country League took place at Belleek near Ballina on Sunday. It was well organised by local club Moy Valley AC.
Read MoreWeekend results October 6/7
Well done all members who competed in various race events this weekend. We’ll have official results from the Mayo Cross Country Championship held at Swinford on Sunday when they are published by the Athletics County Board. There were some excellent club performances there with our ‘big minority’ of women and men winning individual and team medals.
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