All Ireland schools today

Don’t forget to tune in on livestream today for all Ireland schools in Tullamore.

We have Emily Corcoran in high jump at 9. Alison Burke in her last competition in a st Dominic’s singlet in the 100m hurdles, Sean Donoghue in the mile and Caoimhe Lynam in her last outing for Castleknock community school on their senior relay team . Very proud day for all 4 athletes.

Training/competition this weekend

Tomorrow Saturday the Irish schools championships are on in Tullamore. They are going to be livestreamed. The link will be on athletics Ireland Facebook and website. Emily Corcoran is on at 9am in the high jump. Alison Burke 2.55 in the senior hurdles. Sean Donoghue in mile under 16 around 4pm. Best of luck to them all.

Sat 2nd Jun Hole in the wall 10.30 everyone. Spread the word!

Sun 3rd June no training Hilary’s group or sprints group. Older middle distance group Hole in the wall 11am.

Tue 5th Jun Hole in the wall 7pm everyone. Exam athletes should try to get out tonight. Study done, exercise then home have shower, food, sleep and then ready for action on Wednesday morning with a fresh head.

Wed 6th Jun graded meeting in Santry. Go to Dublin athletics website and register online.

Thur 7th June Hole in the wall 7pm everyone

Fri 8th June Dublin championships in santry. List up later

Sat/Sun 9th/10th community games in Santry . Details on website next Wednesday.

Weekend results update

Performer of the weekend was Sean Donoghue with a super run over 3000m in Belfast on Saturday and a great time of 8min 43 secs. Emily Corcoran was very happy with her 1..62 jump.in Santry on Saturday. At the AAI Games in Santry on Sunday Alison Burke had a very good run over 100m hurdles coming 4th with no official times up as yet. Cliona Murphy came 2nd in her 1500m in Scotland running for the Irish universities team. In Belgium Daire Finn ran a pb in his 800m and Catherine Mc Manus raced over 200 with a seasons best and 400m just below her seasons best. Well done to everyone.

Training this week

Sat 26th May Hold in the wall older middle distance group and sprints group

Sun 27th May Hole in the wall 11am everyone

Tue 29th May Hole in the wall 7pm everyone

Thur 31st May Hole in the wall 7pm everyone

On Thur evening we plan to organise our community games team for Santry. We will have trials for under 8/10/12 and 13. Spread the word!

Dublin Juvenile Leagues report

Overall we had a very small group representing the club over the 4 weekend of the leagues. This is where children learn to compete, how to cope with disappointment and get opportunities to try all events. Our little bunch of athletes enjoyed themselves and great to see confidence building as each competition took place. Pride of the parish was Martha Fisher who is outright winner of the under 10 girls managing to make all 4 events, Aimee Ryan had a family event so missed out on one weekend and finished 4th overall under 11. Gillian Murphy came 4th under 16 and Aoibh Collins was 7th. Starting with the under 10 age group apart from Martha, Abigail had a very good 200m in league 4, Amelia, Saoirse and Eva all ran well in league 1 . Hugh was a busy little boy over all the leagues running particularly well in league 4 in the 200m.
Aimee Ryan was very dominant in the sprints and long jump in the under 11 age group and Aimee Corcoran put in a very good 200 in League 4. Our under 12 group were well represented in all 4 leagues with Lily in particular showing great improvement and determination in her events, Niamh Bergin, Mia and Daniel ran well in league 1. Beth had a very good 600m in league 3 and ran a solid 200 in league 4. Shona ran very well in her 600m races and wasnt bad at the high jump either. Oisin had a very good 200m in league 4.

Niamh O Connor and Aoife Corocran were prominent over all events on all 4 dates with Aoife strong over 200 in league 4 and Niamh 4th in the high jump. Cliodhna Ryan had a busy time trying out all events under 14 and Caolan Collins was 3rd in 1000m and 2nd in her 1500m. Clare O Connor, Alex, Kacey and Keelin were all prominent in the under 15 age group as were the Murphy triplets and Aoibh Collins in the under 16 age group. Laura Maleady ran very well in League 1. Well done to everyone and thank you to all the parents who supported their children and helped out when asked.

Our next very busy weekend will be the Dublin Community Games on the 9th and 10th of June with the 600/800m Dublin championships on Friday 8th June all in Santry.