Eight club athletes were representing their schools today in Santry. Eoin Kavanagh ran a personal best in the 400m hurdles narrowly missing out on a bronze medal and Alison Burke was also 4th in the inter 300m hurdles. In the 8oom races Finn ran a personal best of 2.03.78 in the inter boys race and can run in the inter age group again next year. Alison Armstrong ran a solid race finishing 3rd in the senior girls race. Muireann Mc Ginley jumped a personal best and a Leinster schools record while winning the senior pole vault. In the senior 1500m races Cliona Murphy ran a great race finishing 2nd in a personal best 4.42.61 and Pierre came 3rd in the boys race. Ben and Jamie competed in the inter 800m and pole vault and will have better days. Well done to all.
Author: CelticDCH Athletic Club
Training/ Competition week beginning Sat 16th May
Sat 16th May League 3 for under 10 through to under 16. See earlier post for programme. Event start at 11am in Tallaght. Bring 3 euro entry fee. Al lyounger athletes should try to compete in the leagues. Jane will be in charge. Be there at 10.15.
Sat 16th May Leinster schools day 2 in Santry. Timetable on AAI website. Best of luck to Alison Burke 300m hurdles, Alison Armstrong 800m, Finn Burke Power 800m, Eoin Kavanagh 400m hurdles, Cliona Murphy 1500m, Pierre Murchan 1500m, Ben Quinn 800m, Jamie Kennedy pole vault, Muireann Mc Ginley Pole Vault.
No Training at the Hole in the Wall this Saturday
Sun 17th May Hole in the Wall -everyone whos free
AAI Games in Santry for our senior athletes. Good luck to Catherine, Niamh, Aoife, Clare, Steffi , Aislinn and Sinead.
Tue 19th May Hole in the Wall 7pm
Bogies at 4 for anyone whos free
Wed 20th May Senior leagues in Santry, Athletes pls check with coaches.
Wed 20th May high jump in the Hall 6pm
Thur 21st May Hole in the Wall 7pm -everyone
Combined League 1 & 2 Results
Dublin Community Games 2015
The Dublin Community Games athletics finals will be in Santry on the weekend of 13th and 14th June. We had a lot of trophy winners last year and this is a reminder to all to get their trophy engraved and returned directly to Community Games office in Carmichael House or make sure it is brought to Santry on 13th/14th June. Engraving will be done free of charge at Irish Rubies in Marlborough St (behind the Pro Cathedral).
Leinster schools day 1
Glorious sunshine 😊 greeted us in Santry for day1 of Leinster schools championships. Our standout performer on the day was Chloe Corcoran who won 3 silver medals in the minor 100m, 500m and helped her team to 2nd in the relay. Great running Chloe 😊. Alison burke came 2nd in the under 16 long jump, Caoimhe Lynam came 4th in under 16 200m, Alison Armstrong won the senior girls steeplechase, Daire Finn was 4th in the mile under 16 and Ella Mae cromie was 6th in the minor 1100m. Well done to all. Day 2 next Saturday.
League 2 in Tallaght Sat 9th May
What a difference the weather can make! A very pleasant sunny day greeted our young athletes in Tallaght on Saturday in sharp contrast to the monsoon conditions the previous week. In the under 10 200m races we had good performances from Aoife Corcoran, Niamh O Connor, Lia Butler Lynch and a big well done to Cliodhna Ryan on her first outing for the club. Our experienced under 12 girls crew were very strong in their 200m races with Casey, Julianne, Keelin, Alex, Antonia and Antoinette coming 1st or 2nd in their races. In the high jump under 12 Claire O Connor was a delighted and well deserved winner in a huge field. In the girls under 13 race Aoibh Collins and Clare Murphy came 2nd and 5th in their 200m and both girls jumped very well in the high jump. Sara Jane Darcy and Laura May Galvin also competed well in their 200m. Emily Corcoran was a fine 2nd in the shot putt, Chloe Corcoran was a close 2nd in the 200m and an impressive winner of the 1000m wirg Dora close behind her. Sean Donoghue was a good 2nd in his 1000m race. Alison Burke stretched her already big lead in the under 16 girls league with 3 fine wins on Saturday in the 200m, shot putt and the 1000m. Well done to all.
A lot of young athletes who are coming training are not competing for the club. You will never know how good you can be at an event unless you compete at the leagues. This is where you learn your trade. These are fun events where you go from event to event with your pals and get to know athletes from other clubs. All our present senior athletes have very fond memories from the leagues when they were young so dont miss out. Next event this Saturday 11am in Tallaght. Programme on earlier post.
Thanks to all the parents who helped out on Saturday.
