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Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield – Race Report & Results

Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield

Thanks to Willie Smith for this report of the race. Willie not only painstakingly marked the course but also was finish timer with Iain Morrison. For the second time in a row we also had the juvenile shield where some of our young runners completed a lap of the course. Thanks to Niall Lynch and Graham and Faith Hopkins for this.

Beautiful day for the 122nd Anniversary and 122nd running of the Waterhouse Byrne Baird 10miles cross-country race. Started flagging the 2 mile lap shortly after 9am with Mick Bourke. On the way around some fantastic scenery with a herd of deer enveloped in low-lying mist. The mist had cleared before the 11am start. The going was sticky but not boggy.

25 runners started off their marks with Michele Murphy, her daughter Molly and son Gavin on the limit of 35 mins. Anne Curley off 18mins 30seconds, running her best for years took the lead on lap 4, and with laps of 13’57”; 13’51”; 13’49”; 14’03”; and 13’43” came home 24 seconds ahead of track runner Dave Campbell, who impressed in his debut with a time of 67mins 17seconds.

It was an emotional win for Anne who had dedicated her race to Jim McNamara prior to her start. Her actual time of 69mins 23 seconds was a big improvement of 8mins 12seconds on last year’s time! With the injury problem she has been dealing with, this was a terrific effort.

There were 20 finishers, with some close battles to the finish line with no quarter given!

The Tommy Hayward cup for the fastest time went to Niall Lynch (60mins 21seconds); the fastest female was Sinead Lambe with an excellent 65mins 46seconds. The youngest finisher was Ava Clarke, daughter of Jim who also finished.

There was a great atmosphere around the finish area with some past members in attendance. Then back in the Lounge for the presentation of the Shield, the Tommy Hayward Cup, the Shield for the juvenile race & prizes. Ian Redican and Des Gill put together on screen a compilation of interviews & reflections by members who ran in the race over the years.

Also well done to Colin Moore & our President Iain on the production of the program, who was also handicapper with Florence Curley with some assistance from Willie Smith. But most of all well done to the 25 members who took their marks.

A collection of images from the day is available here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/donoreharriers/albums/72157705079805034

Results of Race and Junior Shield below

Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield
Open Handicap over 10 mile 26th December 2018 Scratch athlete 36mins after 1st athlete

NAME RACE TIME HANDICAP 10 MILE TIME
1 Anne Curley 1h 27m 53s 17m 30s 1h 9m 23s
2 David Campbell ​​1h 28m 17s​ 15m​​ 1h 7m 17s
3 Gavin Keogh 1h 32m 24s​ 5m​​ 1h 1m 24s
4 Donal Iremonger ​1h 33m 0s​ 12m 30s ​1h 9min 30s​​
5 Des Gill 1h 33m 12s​ 13m 30s ​ 1h 10m 42s
6 Angela Eustace ​​1h 33m 13s ​25m 30s ​1h 22m 43s
7 Neil Hand 1h 33m 14s​ 8m 30s​ 1h 05m 44s
8 Sinead Lambe 1h 33m 16s ​ 8m 30s ​1h 05m 46s
9 Craig Scott 1h 34m 53s​ 10m 30s​ 1h 09m 23s
10 Alan Farrell 1h 35m 10s ​5m ​​ 1h 04​m 10s
11 Niall Lynch 1h 35m 21s​ 1m ​​ 1h 0m 21s
12 Catherine McKeon ​1h 37m 05s​ 30m 30s ​1h 31m 35s
13 Ian Redican 1h 37m 46s ​15m 30s​ 1h 17m 16s
14 Ken Nugent 1h 38m 55s​ Scratch​​ 1h 02m 55s
15 Cliodhna Carthy 1h 39m 0s ​18m 30s ​1h 31m 30s
16 Tony Griffin 1h 39m 48s ​15m 30s ​1h 19m 18s
17 James Clarke 1h 39m 51s​ 25m 30s​ 1h 29m 21s
18 Charlie O’Neill ​1h 43m 12s​ 28m​ 1h 38m 12s​
19 Frank McNally ​1h 44m 17s ​17m 30s​ 1h 21m 47s
20 Ava Clarke ​​1h 44m 45s​ 19m 30s​ 1h 28m 15s
*Fastest 10 mile (Men) / Tommy Hayward Perpetual Trophy Niall Lynch
*Fastest 10 mile (Women) Sinead Lambe
DNF
4 laps Dana Mackey
3 laps Gavin Murphy O’Kane and Molly Murphy O’Kane
2 laps Michelle Murphy
1 lap Florrie Curley

Junior shield results

NAME RACE TIME HANDICAP 2 MILE TIME
1​​ Amber Lynch ​​14m 28s ​2m ​​14m 28s
2 ​​Honor Lynch ​​14m 29s ​1m ​​13m 29s
3 ​​Oliver Hopkins​​ 15m 04s ​scratch​​ 13m 04s
4​​ James Dunne​​ 15m 09s​ 1m 30s​ 14m 39s
5 Jamie Kavanagh​​ 15m 16s​ 1m 45s ​15m 01s
6 ​​Laura Noone ​​DNF

122nd Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield Handicaps & 2018 Donore Harriers Juvenile Shield

Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield 2018 Flyer

Please find below the handicaps for the 122nd Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield, a 10-Mile Open Handicap Race to be held St. Stephen’s Morning, Dec 26th 2018 @ 11am.

(Start at The Dog Pond, Phoenix Park)

2018 WATERHOUSE BYRNE BAIRD SHIELD HANDICAPS
NAME HANDICAP START TIME RACE NUMBER
Gavin Murphy O'Kane 35’ 11:00 187
Molly Murphy O'Kane 35’ 11:00 186
Michelle Murphy 35’ 11:00 185
Dana Mackay 32’30" 11:02:30 184
Catherine McKeon 29’30" 11:05:30 183
Charlie O'Neill 27' 11:08 182
James Clarke 24’30" 11:10:30 181
Angela Eustace 24’30" 11:10:30 180
Niamh Clarke 18’30" 11:16:30 179
Ava Clarke 18’30" 11:16:30 178
Cliodhna Carthy 17’30" 11:17:30 177
Anne Curley 16’30" 11:18:30 176
Frank McNally 16’30" 11:18:30 175
Ian Redican* 14’30" 11:20:30 174
Tony Griffin* 14’30" 11:20:30 173
David Campbell 14' 11:21 172
Florrie Curley 14' 11:21 171
Barry Potts 14' 11:21 170
Ariana Ball 13' 11:22 169
Des Gill 12'30" 11:22:30 168
Donal Iremonger 11'30" 11:26:30 167
Craig Scott 9'30" 11:25:30 166
Neil Hand 7'30" 11:27:30 165
Sinead Lambe 7'30" 11:27:30 164
Gavin Keogh 4' 11:31 188
Alan Farrell* 4’ 11:31 163
Emmet Ó Briain 3' 11:32 162
Fergal Whitty Scratch 11:35 161
Niall Lynch Scratch 11:35 160
*Former Shield Winner

The Donore Harriers Juvenile Shield 2018

For the second year we now have a wonderful addition to the traditional 10 mile Waterhouse Byrne with Juvenile Shield, handicapped for some of our junior athletes under 15 over 1 lap of the 2 mile course. Handicapped by their coaches Niall Lynch and Graham Hopkins.

This will get under way at approximately 11.45 a.m.

Defending champion Oliver Hopkins will go off as scratch athlete. Oliver has reacted well to his new training group and qualified for cross country nationals this season for the first time.

He will face a considerable challenge to retain the Shield with a stacked field ahead of him. Honor Lynch and Laura Nunan are XC specialists and are also recent graduates to Gerry Naughton’s group. Both represented club and county at nationals last week with Laura claiming a silver medal on the Dublin team. Lorraine O’Connor’s excellent progress this year was rewarded with the Donore Best T&F Girl award last month and she will be one to watch if handicapped well. James Dunne’s excellent form was demonstrated when he knocked a staggering 19 seconds off his 1500m PB in the December outing. James is really beginning to bring his sprint speed to the longer distances. Amber Lynch is always a threat and her recent Donore Best XC Girl award was richly deserved. Fresh from representing club and county in nationals, she will be considered a real danger. Our final declared athlete is Leah Nunan. One of the most determined athletes in the squad, Leah also took 19 seconds off her 1500 PB last time out with a typically gutsy run and is coming into great form just in time for the Shield.

2018 DONORE HARRIERS JUVENILE SHIELD HANDICAPS
NAME HANDICAP RACE NUMBER
Oliver* Scratch 189
Honor 1' 190
Laura 1' 191
Lorraine 1'30" 193
James 1'30" 194
Amber 2' 195
Leah 2'30" 196
*Defending Champion

Report: Irish Miler’s Club Le Chéile International Meeting, Leixlip – June 16th

The Irish Miler’s Club Le Chéile International took place on Saturday June 16th in windy conditions in Leixlip, with Donore well represented by 11 athletes covering every distance and vintage.

Despite a fierce headwind on the home-straight which hampered athletes chasing times, particularly the sprinters, there were some fantastic races throughout the afternoon.

First up for Donore was Paul McDermott in the ‘A’ 200m, which pitted four Irish athletes against three from the UK, with Paul finishing 4th and first of the Irish in 22.61.

Next up were John Travers and Daragh Fitzgibbon in the ‘A’ 1500m. After a snappy first lap, the chasing pack backed off the pace, with John Travers sitting comfortably in the middle of the leading athletes for most of the race before moving onto the shoulder of leader Rory Chesser with 500m to go. From that point, the result never looked in doubt as John eased away from the rest of the field from 300m out to finish in 3:49.61 with Letterkenny AC’s Danny Mooney finishing 2nd in 3:51.41. Daragh Fitzgibbon finished 13th in 4:01.94, after navigating a fallen athlete on the last lap, in what was a frustrating race for those looking for a fast time.

The wind also made pace judgement a huge factor in the 3000m, with a large field of 20 athletes battling the conditions, including Donore’s Ray Hynes. After a solid first k for Ray, the field slowly scattered over the 2nd half of the race. Ray kept in touch with the 2nd chasing group taking the wind for much of the last 1200m, finishing 11th in 8:49.20.

Sprinters at two ends of the age categories were up next, with the evergreen Sean O’Broin clocking 13.43 into a headwind in the 100m B, before Jack Raftery stepped up in the 400m ‘B’, chasing a European U18 qualifying time of 49.0s. Jack judged his pacing well with a strong 2nd half of the race to finish 4th in a time of 50.20.

The first of the 800s saw three Donore athletes up against each other in the 800m ‘E’ race. David Campbell made an aggressive start leading the race for the first 600m, before dropping back in the final quarter, finishing 6th in 2:08.39. Emmet Ó Briain held back from the early pace, using the following wind on the back straight between 400m and 600m to move up into 2nd place in the last 60m, but ultimately had to settle for 3rd in 2:05.60, after being pipped by Michael O’Conor of Crusaders on the line. Donal Iremonger ran an even-paced 800m, dropping off the field in the first lap, before taking closer order of things in the 2nd lap, finishing 8th in 2:11.07.

The 2017 Waterhouse Byrne Baird champion Niamh O’Neill represented Donore women in the 1500m ‘A’ race, finishing 11th in 5:04.69, in what was a very hard-paced race at the front given the conditions.

The final Donore athlete of the day was Louis O’Loughlin chasing a 2nd European U18 qualifying time and, under better conditions, a shot at a World U20 qualifier. Despite the wind, and having missed a large part of training recently due to injury, Louis acquitted himself superbly. His coach Gerry Naughton provided this report of the race:
Louis O’Loughlin followed the pace-maker through the first 400 metres in the Men’s 800m B race. Hitting the bell in 55.5 seconds he defied the fact that he is still just 16-years-old to mix it with some of Ireland’s strongest senior middle-distance athletes. He remained in contention near the front of the field, only to fade in the closing stages having to settle for 3rd place (1.55.24) behind Mark Milner (1.54.00) of Tullamore Harriers.”

Photo credit: Paul Kelly (https://www.flickr.com/photos/paulelwoodkelly/)

Videos of all races are available from the East Down AC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/EastDownAC/videos

A fabulous selection of photos from the day taken by IMC photographer Paul Kelly is available on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/paulelwoodkelly/sets/72157668182040837

Donore Fit4Life Kinvara Rock and Road (Trip) – Report

Kinvara Rock and Road Report

The Fit4Life group coached by Barry Potts travelled to to the wilds of Ireland’s west in Kinvara for the Rock and Road which was rescheduled from the springtime. Thanks Barry & Jo Hughes for the report and photos.

8 of the group participated in the half and 2 in the 10k. Everyone ran very well on a trying hilly course on a hot day, and not taking anything away from fantastic and committed efforts, Sean Browne deserves a mention coming home in a great time of 1.52. 2018 it was our 2nd year to run the event.

The group went to Kinvara community centre for tea and Anne Rush’s home-made sandwiches: had them out in the sun! Then it was Sexton’s pub for rehydration and dinner at the Pier Head.

Finishers in half marathon were Barry Potts who won the M60 group too, Sean Brown (1.52.51) , Deirdre O’Reilly(1.53.03) (sister of Niamh and new friend to us all), Andrew Maguire (1.57.13), Deirdre Healy O’Brien (1.58.57), Jo Hughes(2.01.18) , Anne Rush (2.06.41), Shiofra McCarthy (2.24.43)Sinead McKiernan (2.24.34) . Finishers in 10k were Niamh O’Reilly(50.50) and Julie Gallagher (65.37).

All stayed in The Merriman Hotel and enjoyed breakfast together and a walking tour of Kinvara.

Barry is very proud to coach the group and looks forward to future races!

Donore at the Women’s Mini Marathon – Report

Lookback over the women’s mini-marathon on a glorious bank holiday Sunday. Hot, tough conditions for racing on the course now run the opposite way round to the original which winds its way out of the city down Leeson street to Donnybrook, the N11 and back in, finishing in Baggot Street.

Many of the ladies wore black ribbons to remember their late teammate Karen Behan who ran this many times.

First home was Sinead Lambe in 15th place and it was great to finally see Aedin Corr back racing really well in her first 10k on the road. Niamh O’Neill the youngest competitor, acquitted herself really well despite the fast start. We had 18 out in very good times, 3 in the top 30 and mini first timer Pam white got a PB. Joan Lennon had to stop to help a heatstroke afflicted runner and still did 47 minutes.

Afterwards, the group adjourned to the Hairy Lemon for rest and refreshment.

Thanks to the supporters out on the course.

Results in full

Sinead Lambe 38.22
Aedin Corr 38.34 PB
Niamh O’Neill 41.01
Amy Moriarty 42.01
Fiona Hegarty 42.26
Karla Doran 43.33
Mairead Kirby 44.40
Jill Dempsey 44.58
Julia Hackett 45.26
Nicola Dowdall 46.14
Joan Lennon 47.24
Sian O’Connor 47.42
Pam white 47.59
Mary Murphy 55.03
Michelle Dawson 55.28
Michele Murphy 58.53
Audrey 75.46
Joan McTiernan (walked) 95.30

Report: 11 Go To Edinburgh (10k)

A gang of 11 Donore Harriers set out for the beautiful city of Edinburgh last weekend to take part in the 10k on the Saturday of the Edinburgh Marathon Festival, a weekend of racing events to include a 5k, 10k, Half-marathon and Marathon. Unfortunately, Michelle Dawson fell ill and was unable to run but turned out nonetheless to mind the gear and give much-appreciated support to her fellow Donore Harriers.

The morning was chilly and overcast providing perfect conditions for what was a challenging and hilly course for more than 3,000 participants. The ascent towards the famous Arthur’s Seat, a former volcano, wound around the hills from which spectacular views of the city and its landmarks including Edinburgh Castle, the Scottish Parliament and Holyrood Palace opened up. Certainly the toughest part of the course was a steep and sudden incline between 8 and 9k where many struggled. From then though it was downhill all the way back through the Start Line and the 250m dash through the cheering crowds and the Finish line on Holyrood Gait.

Alan Farrell gave an impressive performance to come in at 12th overall and 2nd Male O45, closely followed by Alasdair Brown in 20th position overall. Stephen Dawson and Craig Scott were next home followed by Amy Moriarty who was the first Donore woman and 6th Female overall. There were only seconds then between Audrey Gahan and Bronagh Elliott who has just come back from injury. Audrey and Bronagh were 3rd and 4th women O40 respectively. Joe Murphy was next in followed by Joan Lennon and finally Jennifer O’Keeffe.

This was a well-organized and well-supported race in beautiful surroundings on a crisp May morning, the perfect excuse for a great weekend in the city of Edinburgh.

Report by Jennifer O’Keeffe

Club cross country championships

Club cross country championships, Jim McNamara and Faugh a Ballagh cups

Report by Florence Curley

10th March marked the 2nd anniversary of the passing of Jim McNamara. Starting last year, the club created the Jim McNamara cup for the winner of the club cross country championship in tandem with the Faugh-a-Ballagh cup which was awarded to the senior men’s winner for the first time in 1907. Today the races were held on the traditional 2 mile lap, starting opposite the papal cross. Willie Smith marked the course with club President Iain Morrison setting the runners on their way. Women completed 4 miles (2 laps) and men 3 laps (4 miles). In the women’s race, Maura Kearns established a lead early on, with Amy Moriarty and Ariana Ball next and these were the top 3 placings in the end. In the men’s race, a group of 3 broke away, Alan Farrell, Jonathan Farrell and new member Michael Edward O’Connor. In the end , Alan Farrell prevailed pulling away on Jonathan in the last lap, with Michael third. First O50 runner was Tom Fagan. And it was great see Ann Woodlock coming back to racing after her accident some months ago.

33 runners competed in all and it was good to see some club members of old at the race and the presentation.

Members of Jim McNamara’s family were there at the clubhouse and the late Harry Thomas was also remembered. Present also were members of the national 1961 U18 cross country championship in Belfield- Paddy Nevins and Sean Corrigan, Willie Smith was on that team too. And Brendan Dunne one of the famed Dunne brothers was presented with a replica medal of his 1962 gold medal for the u19 cross country national title – the medal went missing years ago and Willie Smith organised a replacement.

Thanks to everyone who organised and supported the day and helped to commemorate Jim’s memory.

Race Report: Donore Juveniles Compete in Easykit CrossCup in Belgium!

RACE REPORT – EASYKIT CROSS-CUP SERIES at HANNUT in BELGIUM (21.01.2018)

Report by Gerry Naughton
Photos by Darren Kinsella

Donore Harriers sent a juvenile/junior distance-running team to compete in the Easykit CrossCup event at Hannut in Belgium last weekend. The trip was part of an athlete development programme, funded through a sponsorship deal with the 123.ie insurance group. The Easykit CrossCup is a series of 6 high-profile cross-country events, hosted in different provinces of Belgium, that attracts some of the best athletes from across Europe.

Ruby Kelly was the first Donore Harrier into action in the Under 15/16 Girls race over 2km. She completed the mud-laden route in a time of 8 minutes and 30 seconds (8:30) to place 39th. First-season athlete Abdel Laadjel, again displayed his exciting potential in the Under 15/16 Boys race. Laadjel bravely chased the lead group in the early stages of his 2.5km race, before falling back at the half-way point. But his natural strength saw him battle back in the final 250 metres and he crossed the line in an impressive 8th position. His time of 8:51 compared well
against that of the winner Tom Delrez (8:22), the top-ranked Belgium athlete. 13 years-old Sean Kinsella, the youngest team member, placed 68th in the same race.

Roisin Brady (13:37) took 26th position in the Under 17/18 Girls race over 2 circuits of the 1.5km course. The Under 17/18 Boys race over 4.5km had 4 Donore athletes on the start line. The fast and frantic start saw all 4 badly boxed-in as the melee of athletes sprinted the first 200 metres towards the bend that led onto a narrow and dangerously-sloped part of the course. Louis O’Loughlin had to battle his way from the middle of the pack to gain ground on the leaders. He eventually settled into 6th position but found himself detached from the lead group of 4 athletes. As the race progressed, he put in a big effort to close the gap, but he had to succumb to the demands of the soft underfoot terrain and the constant tight turns of the meandering course and settled for 6th position. The race was won by Abdullah Dubad (15:42), with O’Loughlin (16:25) in 6th, middle-distance specialist Jack Raftery (18:08) putting in a solid effort to place 41st, Barney Kelly (18:12) stepping up an age-group placed 43rd, with Keenan McDonnell (19:02) in 61st.

In the Junior women’s race over 4.5km, Suzanne Masterson (21:42) came a very creditable 12th, with Eliza Ni Thighearnaigh (22:33) in 18th and Ciara Murphy (25:52), in her first club race after a long injury lay-off, in 21st. Sekeriye Ahmed (23:30) led the early stages of the Junior Men’s race over 6km, but the quality athletes soon came to the fore as Ahmed struggled to maintain a steady pace. He eventually had to settle for 20th position, whilst an improving Daniel Brady (25:17) ran his best-ever cross-country race to take the 37th spot.

Gerry Naughton, the team coach, described the weekend: “as a great opportunity for young athletes to experience cross-country running at a European level – and to, hopefully, feel inspired to give a long-term commitment to athletics

Photo by Darren Kinsella

Photo by Darren Kinsella

Photo by Darren Kinsella

Photo by Darren Kinsella

Waterhouse Byrne Baird Shield Race Report 2017

26th December saw the 121st edition of the Waterhouse Byrne Baird shield race. Running since 1896, the 10 mile cross country race includes 5 2-mile laps. Handicaps were devised pre-race and the first runners took off at 11am. By 1135am all runners had gone on their way. The lead places swapped in the early stages but eventually a clear leader emerged in the youngest entrant 20 year old Niamh O’Neill, her first time to race this. In the end Niamh was first home finishing in a time of 73.18 also the fastest female time.

She is the one of the youngest winners of the shield in many years and is the youngest ever female winner. In second and third places were Des Gill and Barry Potts who had ran off the same handicap and used it well, helping each other all the way. The fastest time of the day went to Ken Nugent who was 4th overall and got a time of 58.37, great to see Ken back in good race form and he was the recipient of the Tommy Hayward trophy for the fastest time. Next fastest was Rossa Hurley 59.02 and then Niall lynch in 60.01.

A new departure this year was a one lap race for some of our juvenile runners and they set off when most participants were on their last lap. Mick Bourke and willie Smith worked very hard at setting up the course in the Phoenix Park that morning. Timing and commentary also from Willie Smith and club President Iain Morrison. Handicappers were Iain, ladies cross country captain Florrie Curley and men’s captain Rossa Hurley. At the clubhouse afterwards a special presentation was made to the family of the late Matt Rudden who passed away this year and who
Was instrumental in building the clubhouse in the early 90s. A big thanks to Stephen Kelly for providing his usual hearty soup to club members and supporters afterwards . Thanks to all participants and supporters.

Race Report: Florrie Curley
Photo Credit: Frank McNally

WATERHOUSE BYRNE BAIRD SHIELD RESULTS
POSITION NAME FINISH TIME HANDICAP RACE TIME
1 Niamh O’Neill 1hr 25’48”​ + 12’30”​ 73’18”
2 Barry Potts​​​​ 1hr 28’13”​ + 14’​​ 74’13”
3 Des Gill​​​​ 1hr 28’55” + ​14’​​ 74’55”
4 Ken Nugent​​​​ 1hr 30’37”​ + 32’​​ 58’37”
5 Stephen Dawson​​​ 1hr 30’40”​ + 18’​​ 72’40”
6 Emmet Ó Briain​​​ 1hr 31’56”​ + 29’ 62’56”
7 Neil Hand​ 1hr 32’16”​ + 22’​​ 70’16”
8 Amy Moriarty​​​​ 1hr 32’25”​ + 18’30”​​ 73’55”
9 Florrie Curley​​​​ 1hr 32’39” ​+ 19’​​ 73’39”
10 Peter Sweeney 1hr 32’57”​ + 28’​​ 64’57”
11 Karen Breen​​​​ 1hr 33’40” ​+ 15’ 78’40”
12 Niall Lynch​​​​ 1hr 34’01” ​+ 34’​​ 60’01”
13 Julia Hackett​​​​ 1hr 34’08”​ + 14’ 80’08”
14 Gavin Keogh​​​​ 1hr 34’12”​ + 31’30​​ 62’42”
15 Fergal Whitty ​​​ 1hr 34’16” + ​33’​​ 61’16”
16 Alan Farrell​​​​ 1hr 34’31”​ + 29’ 65’31”
17 Tony Griffin ​​​​ 1hr 34’41” ​+ 18’ 76’41”
18 Peter Bonnar ​​​ 1hr 34’59”​ + 5’ 89’59”
19 Rossa Hurley​​​​ 1hr 35’02”​ + 36’​​ 59’02”
20 Dana Mackey​​​ 1hr 35’54” ​+ 0​​ 95’54”
21 Philip Hennessy​​​ 1hr 36’11” ​+ 29’30”​​ 66’41”
22 Ian Redican 1hr 36’57”​ + 20’​​ 76’57”
23 Angela Eustace ​​​ 1hr 36’27”​ + 9’​​ 87’27”
24 Anne Curley 1hr 37’35” + ​20’​​ 77’35”
25 Jennifer O’keefe ​​​ 1hr 46’50”​ 0 ​106’50”
DNF LAPS
Michelle Dawson 3/5 (6 miles)
Rhona Duane 3/5 (6 miles)
FASTEST MEN TIME
Ken Nugent 58’37” Tommy Hayward Trophy
Rossa Hurley 59’02”
FASTEST WOMEN TIME
Niamh O’Neill 73’18”
Florrie Curley 73’39”