Busy weekend!

We had fingers in a few pies this weekend with a lot of very busy CelticDCH athletes and friends doing their bit! On Friday and Saturday we had athletes representing their colleges in Carlow at the inter varsity track and field championship. Well done to Celine, Edel and Sarah. Craig was competing but got an injury and had to pull up in his 200m.

Very early on Saturday we had our loyal helpers out stewarding for the great Ireland run in the Phoenix park. Thank you so much for doing the various junctions on the course, the water stations, baggage area, registration, medals and start / finish area and for the efficient clean up after. Many hands certainly make light work!!

Meanwhile our future stars were up at Tallaght track competing in the first outdoor competition of the year. Thank you to Sarah, Hilary, Catherine. Loretta and Emer for looking after the gang. All the children enjoyed the experience and we should get the results update by the weekend.

Training: competition this week

Sat 9th April Great Ireland run in the Phoenix park. Stewards and helpers are needed to be in place for 8am. Thank you all so much in advance.

All our younger athletes are to go to
Tallaght athletic club track on the Green hills road did their first outdoor competition. No pre entry , you just turn up on the day, pay 3 euro for your entry and compete in any event in your age group. This is where you learn how to compete and build up your confidence.

Sun 10th April HITW 11 am everyone

Tue 12th April HITW 10.30 everyone

Thur 14th April HITW 10.30 everyone

There will be training in Grangegorman on Tuesday night at 7 for the older middle distance group only. 2004and older only if they can’t make the morning session.

Sean back in action!

Great news overnight from the US that Sean Donoghue finished 3rd in a 1500m race in a very fast 3min 47 just outside his personal best. Sean is on an athletic scholarship in Villanova university and has been sidelined for many months due to a niggling injury. He has done weeks of rehab and just recently got back into solid training so this result is great news.Well done Sean.