TEAM YOUGHAL completed their fourth Race Around Ireland when they crossed the finish line in Navan at 7:17am Thursday morning, September 13th. The team had someone on the bike for 83 hours, 35 mins, since they started the race in Trim last Sunday, September 9th, at 7:42pm. They covered a distance of 2192 km with an average speed of 26.23 km/h. Team Youghal raised funds for two local charities through their participation in this year’s race; the Youghal Branch of C.A.S.A. and St. Vincent de Paul, Youghal.

The clock started counting on Sunday evening, September 9th, 2012, at 7:42pm in Trim, Co.Meath, to mark the start of Team Youghal’s participation in the one of the most gruelling cycle races in the World, The Race Around Ireland, for the fourth year in a row. Ger Flanagan left the start line on route to Time Station No.1, which is located in Ballymascanlan, Co. Louth, to start Team Youghal’s epic journey around Ireland. The Team then headed up North, skirting the Giant’s Causeway and arriving in Malin Head around 9 o’clock Monday morning, September 10th. Team Youghal then headed South for Sligo, Mayo and Galway, reaching Co. Clare at half six, Tuesday morning, September 11th. They then continued south through Limerick, crossing the Kerry border at three thirty Tuesday evening, September 16th. The Kerry Mountains were then climbed, starting through the Gap of Dunloe, Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

Team Youghal crossed the border from Kerry to Cork in the early hours of Wednesday morning, September 12th, and then went on to Mizen Head. The team then cycled into West Cork through Skibbereen, Clonakilty, Kinsale and the into Cork City. They attacked St. Patrick’s Hill in Cork at 11:15am and then headed for their hometown of Youghal where they arrived to a huge welcome at 1:00pm. Team Youghal then continued cycling during the evening through Waterford, Wexford, and then up through Mt. Leinster and the Wicklow Mountains.

Team Youghal then continued into Co. Kildare, before entering Co.Meath, where they crossed the finish line in Navan at 7:17am Thursday morning, September 13th. The team had someone on the bike for 83 hours, 35 mins, since they started the race in Trim last Sunday, September 9th, at 7:42pm. They covered a distance of 2192 km with an average speed of 26.23 km/h.

The Race Around Ireland is part of the Ultra Marathon Cycling Association (UMCA) World Cup series, which includes other huge endurance races such as The Race across America and is widely recognised as Europe’s most challenging endurance event.

Team Leader, Ger Flanagan said; “It’s a fantastic feeling to complete The Race Around Ireland for the fourth Year in a row. Well done to my fellow cyclists, Christy McCarthy, Conor Coleman and Thomas Curran who put in a sterling performance. The crew we had supporting us did a brilliant job and without them we couldn’t achieve what we did. A big thank you to our all our sponsors including Youghal Kia and Youghal Credit Union for helping us out once again. To all the print and broadcast media who mentioned us during the race, many thanks. Finally many thanks to our families and all our supporters who kept our spirits up during our epic journey. They really motivated us when the going got though.”

Alan Heary, Race Around Ireland Director, said; “It’s great to see Team Youghal competing in the race for the fourth year in a row. They bring a lot to the race with their good humour and sportsmanship, which is what the race is all about. Every year they rise to the challenge with determined willpower to complete the race. Once they get a well earned rest we look forward to welcoming them again next year.”

What makes The Race Around Ireland such a fantastic challenge is the constant flow of the race which runs 24 hours a day from start to finish, with little or no let up and that overwhelming desire not only to complete the race, but to win it. The 2012 Race Around Ireland has had a large International line-up with racers from Monaco, UK, Austria, USA, Denmark, Switzerland as well Ireland.

Team Youghal raised funds for two local charities through their participation in this year’s race; the Youghal Branch of C.A.S.A. and St. Vincent de Paul, Youghal.

By John Hennessy 13/09/2012

Click on image below to see Team Youghal as they arrive in their hometown on Wednesday 12th September 2012

Video below of Christy McCarthy of Team Youghal on St Patricks hill, Cork.

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The clock started counting this evening at 7:42pm in Trim, Co.Meath, for the fourth time, to mark the start of Team Youghal’s participation in the Race Around Ireland. Ger Flanagan left the start line on route to Time Station No.1, which is located in Ballymascanlan, Co. Louth, to start Team Youghal’s epic journey around Ireland once again. The Race Around Ireland is part of the Ultra Marathon Cycling Association (UMCA) World Cup series, which includes other huge endurance races such as The Race across America and is widely recognised as Europe’s most challenging endurance event. Team Youghal will have to travel 1,350 miles with someone in the saddle at all times until the clock stops on the finish line in Navan, Co.Meath. Last year Team Youghal completed the Race in 3 days, 17 hrs, and 25mins.

This year Team Youghal have changed the line up from an eight man team to a four man team. Team leader, Ger Flanagan and cyclist, Christy McCarthy have completed the Race Around Ireland with Team Youghal since the inaugural race started three years ago and they have also cycled with the team in the most gruelling challenge in the world, the Race Across America. Conor Coleman and Thomas Curran have joined the Team this year and will be bringing their wealth of experience from the triathlon circuit to enhance Team Youghal’s performance. They have completed the Nice Ironman Triathlon in France as well as the Bolton Ironman Triathlon. They have also completed numerous Olympic Distance Triathlons and have been very active with Youghal Rugby Football Club and Youghal GAA Club in the past decade. All cyclists are members of Youghal Cycling Club.

Team Leader, Ger Flanagan said; “Team Youghal are delighted yet again to have the opportunity to compete, for the fourth time, in one of the most challenging cycle races in the world. The dedication of all the cyclists and the support crew have, once again, made this endeavour possible. Also the ongoing support from all our sponsors, especially Pat Ryan and Youghal Credit Union, is vital to us and we are especially grateful for this in the current economic climate. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all our family, friends and supporters for the constant encouragement that they give us on an ongoing basis and for taking the time and effort to travel to the start and finish lines to cheer us on. Finally a huge thank you to all the media who have helped to raise Team Youghal’s profile for this year’s race and previous races. It’s a great motivator for the team to see a story or picture published or to listen to a piece on the radio about Team Youghal.”

What makes The Race Around Ireland such a fantastic challenge is the constant flow of the race which runs 24 hours a day from start to finish, with little or no let up and that overwhelming desire not only to complete the race, but to win it. The 2012 Race Around Ireland has a large International line-up with racers from Monaco, UK, Austria, USA, Denmark, Switzerland as well Ireland.

Team Youghal will be raising funds for two local charities through their participation in this year’s race, Youghal Branch of C.A.S.A. and St. Vincent de Paul, Youghal. For the latest news and to follow the race progress keep an eye on the following website:

http://www.racearoundireland.com

Follow Team Youghal on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teamyoughal

By John Hennessy 10/08/2012

TEAM YOUGHAL are counting down the days before the start of the Race Around Ireland and announcing the Walter Raleigh Hotel in Youghal as Time Station No.16 for the third time in a row were. The race starts on Sunday 9th September 2012 in Trim.

The local cycling group have contested the previous three editions of the Race Around Ireland and Race Across America 2011, arguably the toughest endurance race in the world. In 2011, Team Youghal became the first Irish 8 Person Team to complete the Race Across America in seven days and 14 hours – a massive distance of 3,000 miles!

Team leader Ger Flanagan and Christy McCarthy, cyclist, have been involved with Team Youghal since its inception in 2009. Conor Coleman and Thomas Curran joined the team in 2012 and are looking forward to the challenge, having previously taken part in the Nice Ironman triathlon and the Bolton Ironman triathlon.

 

Youghal Kia sponsor Team Youghal in Europe’s toughest endurance cycle race

2012 marks the fourth year that Youghal Kia has agreed to furnish Team Youghal with cars for their participation in the Race Around Ireland. On Sunday, September 9th, cyclists Ger Flanagan, Christy McCarthy, Conor Coleman and Thomas Curran will cross the starting line in Trim, Co. Meath, accompanied by a retinue of Youghal Kia cars.

The local cycling group have contested the previous three editions of the Race Around Ireland and Race Across America 2011, arguably the toughest endurance race in the world. In 2011, Team Youghal became the first Irish 8 Person Team to complete the Race Across America in seven days and 14 hours – a massive distance of 3,000 miles!

Speaking about the successes of Team Youghal over the past four years, Ger Flanagan, team leader, mentions that “the team are hugely grateful for Pat Ryan’s continued sponsorship” and adds that “his support has been critical to the success of the team in the Race Around Ireland over the past four years.”

Team leader Ger Flanagan and Christy McCarthy, cyclist, have been involved with Team Youghal since its inception in 2009. Conor Coleman and Thomas Curran joined the team in 2012 and are looking forward to the challenge, having previously taken part in the Nice Ironman triathlon and the Bolton Ironman triathlon.

Regarded as the toughest endurance test in Europe, the Race Around Ireland crosses all four provinces, covering 1,350 miles and runs 24/7 – until the finish line! Team Youghal will be raising funds for two local charities through their participation in this year’s race, the Youghal Branch of C.A.S.A. and St. Vincent de Paul, Youghal.

You can follow Team Youghal’s progress on Facebook, teamyoughal.com or racearoundireland.com.

Meade and Moynihan in the 2.4 Escort, Great Stuff.!!!!!!

Barry Meade and Liam Moynihan in the powerfull Escort Mk2 proved unbeatable in the Great Stuff Imokilly Single Stage based at the Midleton Park Hotel on Saturday the 28th of July. Barry saying it was the perfect rally. Second was the GpN Subaru of Colm Murphy / Don Montgomery while third went the new pairing of Owen Murphy / Sean Mullally.

On the first run over the 20km stage out of Cloyne it was Barry Meade / Liam Moynihan who stopped the clocks with a time of 9.43. 8 Barry said he was happy with his time and said as they came on a stricken Roy White he pulled in fast and they lost no time, next on the case was Colm Murphy / Don Montgomery in the Subaru the boys set a time of 9.50.7 to slot into second not happy to commit 100% with the notes, Owen Murphy / Sean Mullally slotting into third the first outing for the pair and Owen back on the Tar after 2 years in the wood.

Fergus O Meara was hot on Murphy’s heels in his Escort. The battle further back was white hot between Eddie Power in the Corolla WRC from Ed Murphy, Frank Kelly and Tom Flaherty all in Escorts then came the first of the IMC lads Allen Treacy / Bob Fitzgerald who were balked on the stage by a slower car and not overly impressed .Next was Youghal’s Jason Ryan who said my Honda Civic just does not have the top end speed but we are happy enough.Midleton ace Darragh O’ Riordan / Sean McCarthy were in the wars with 2 punctures on the first stage in the Clio and the time loss could never be made up.

Stage 2 and the sun was still splitting the stones in east Cork Barry Meade kept up the pressure and was once again fastest this time taking 3 seconds out of Colm Murphy to have a ten second lead after 2 runs. Murphy in the Gp N Subaru going hard reporting no problems ,Fergus O Meara pushed into third to make it 2 Escorts in the top 3 followed by Owen Murphy who was liking the stage and happy out in the Hankook Evo 9. Rest of the top 10 remained much the same and Allen Treacy / Bob Fitzgerald kept the pressure on to be top IMC crew after two stages but lost a little time with gear linkage trouble being stuck in 3rd gear for a few kilometres at the end of the stage.

Stage 3 it had rained as stage 2 was finishing this would make the last stage very interesting it was an absolute down pour but the sun came out after a few minutes and the road was drying quickly at least where the sun was hitting the road.

Tyres would be the big problem would it be wet or dry, first into the unknown was rally leader Barry Meade with intermediates at the front and slicks at the back. 10 seconds of a lead gave a slight cushion he could not make a mistake but might not have to push at 100% a wise move saw Barry post a time 5.4 seconds slower than Colm Murphy who said we gave it a bit of a go in the last one but the middle part of the stage was very wet fastest time there was a good run for us .

Owen Murphy had a good run on the last Stage with a second fastest time for third overall and was very happy with his last run on the damp changeable conditions; it was a good day in the Hankook Evo 9 he said.

O’Meara slipped back with a spin but did his Southern 4 Championship a power of good and came 4th overall next up came Ed Murphy , Eddie Power , Frank Kelly, Tom Flaherty,

And then the fastest of the IMC crews Allen Treacy / Bob Fitzgerald a super 9th overall and really happy with their day and the event. Rounding out the top 10 and a class win for Youghal’s Jason Ryan / Tadgh O’ Sullivan in the Civic who said a great rally just too fast for the Civic.

Barry Meade said at the finish ramp a perfect rally in every way Liam was spot on with the notes the car handled a dream no spin or stall and the stage suited my car. We gave it our all great to see the Single Stage back and a great event by the IMC today.

Colm Murphy also had a great day out and said it was a good event.

Owen Murphy said great day out in the Hankook Mitsubishi Evo 9 very happy with second fastest on the last stage great day with Sean Mullally, well done to all the lads at the IMC for putting on a great event.

First local IMC crew home the Killeagh pair Allen Treacy / Bob Fitzgerald a super 9th overall and really happy with their day and the event, the lads said thanks to their fellow club members for staging a great event.

7th overall Frank Kelly/Mossie O’Connell in the Escort Mossie from Lisgoold won the prize spin in an IMC draw before the event, he described it as the drive of his life.

11th Darragh O’ Riordan / Sean McCarthy after early puncture problems.

 

 

Top 10 2012 Great Stuff Caterers IMC Single Stage.

1 Barry Meade/Liam Moynihan 14 Escort Mk2 29:36.1

2 Colm Murphy/Don Montgomery 4 Subaru Impreza N12 29:40.6

 

3 Owen Murphy/Sean Mullally 4 Mitsubishi Evo 30:13.2

4 Fergus O’Meara/Diarmuid Lynch 14 Ford Escort Mk2 30:15.0

5 ED Murphy/John McCarthy 13 Ford Escort Mk2 30:26.1

6 Eddie Power/Mark Wylie 15 Toyota Corolla 30:26.8

 

7 Frank Kelly/Mossie O’Connaill 14 Ford Escort Mk2 30:35.6

8 Tom Flaherty/Patrick Curley 14 Ford Escort Mk2 30:44.1

 

9 Allen Treacy/Bob Fitzgerald 13 Toyota Corolla 30:56.0

10 Jason Ryan/Tadgh O’Sullivan 11 Honda Civic 31:06.1

 

 

Other IMC Club members to get into the top 20 included.

 

16 Brian O’Keeffe/Sean Hayde Subaru Impreza N

17 Mark Dolphin/Jenna Browne Ford Escort

 

18 Paul Scannell/Mossy Griffin Ford Escort

20 James Fitzgerald/Esther Fitzgerald Honda Civic

“Paudi showed true grit and determination to land the top prize, when the Youghal CC had their first open promotion in 18 years”.

IT was billed as Youghal cycling clubs summer criterium but the current summer deluge that we have been having played its part again. A depleted field of 17 riders put their names to the sign on sheet willing to brave the elements on a fast tight technical course.

Racing for category 4 riders was cancelled due to safety reasons and right up the last minute the category 1,2 and 3 race was in the balance. With a slight improvement in the weather, race commissionaire Eddie Keogh gave the green light for riders to take to the line.From the off Paudi O Brien(Dan Morrissey/Speedy Spokes) put the hammer down and gave a masterclass in bike handling skills on the wet circuit. Gaps opened up quickly on the tight course with Robin Kelly(Waterford racing Club) and Aidan Crowley (Did Dunboyne) setting about closing the gap on the Banteer man. Riders created a great spectacle for the crowds gathered lapping the 700 meter course every minute or so. Spills and thrills were at a minium with the riders showing their bike craft at its finest. O brien soloed to a great victory with Robin Kelly and Aidan Crowley taking second and third respectively.

The club were happy in getting the race up and running after its 18 year lapse, despite the conditions and are looking forward to next years sun soaked event.

Results:

1. Paudi O Brien (Dan Morrissey/Speedy Spokes)
2.Robin Kelly (Waterford Racing Club)
3.Aidan Crowley (DiD Dunboyne)
4.Stephen Butler (Visit Nenagh)
5.Brian Canty (Cork County CC)
6.Mike Butler (Visit Nenagh)

“I thought after that length of time that the man above could have smiled on us. By all accounts everybody around the country was in the same boat. The main thing to come out of the promotion, was the consensus that Youghal is an ideal location for a crit event. I must say the club members did an excellent job and thanks also goes to all who helped in the promotion, particularly the Gardai. Next year, I’ll put in a call to the man above for conditions that would suit all,” – Anthony Kenneally.

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Results of the Emer Casey 10k road race – Sun 22nd May 2011

THE RACE took place in dry but windy conditions in Youghal in East Cork. The winner of the mens race was Sergiu Ciobanu of Clonliffe Harriers who ran the 10 km course in a time of 30:36, an average of 4:55 per mile. Sergiu was almost 2 and a half minutes ahead of the 2nd placed man Ruairi O’Donnell of Limerick AC in 33:05. The gap to the 3rd man was a lot smaller with Brian Hegarty of Leevale AC finishing in 33:11.

In the ladies race, Rhona Lynch of Eagle AC won in a time of 38:16. In 2nd place, Niamh Walsh of Leevale AC finished in 39:45 while Mary Sweeney of St.Finbarrs AC took 3rd in 40:54.

 

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EMER CASEY MEMORIAL ’10K’

Sunday 22 May 2011. 1:30pm
Provisional Results for All Competitors in finish order.
Place Time Name Team Race Age Category min/mile
1 0:30:36 CIOBANU, Sergiu Clonliffe Harriers M 04:55.4 249 1
2 0:33:05 O’DONNELL, Ruairi Limerick AC M 05:19.3 238 2
3 0:33:11 HEGARTY, Brian Leevale AC M 05:20.3 325 3
4 0:33:25 SMITH, Danny Ballynonty AC M 05:22.6 248 4
5 0:34:23 COFFEY, Donal Leevale AC M 05:31.9 243 5
6 0:34:35 MURPHY, Michael Carrick-on-Suir AC M 05:33.8 353 6
7 0:35:28 TIERNEY, Conor East Cork AC M 05:42.4 86 7
8 0:35:41 MEADE, Eric East Cork AC M45 05:44.4 253 8
9 0:35:51 TWOMEY, Tim Leevale AC M 05:46.1 156 9
10 0:36:35 LEAHY, John West Waterford AC M 05:53.1 264 10
11 0:36:47 COONEY, Shane Midleton AC M 05:55.1 257 11
12 0:36:52 POWER, Shane West Waterford AC M 05:55.9 289 12
13 0:36:59 CORBETT, Michael Eagle AC M 05:57.0 232 13
14 0:37:01 LEAHY, Tom West Waterford AC M 05:57.3 265 14
15 0:37:13 O’SULLIVAN, Johnny Galtee Runners AC M 05:59.2 270 15
16 0:37:26 MCCARTHY, Denis East Cork AC M45 06:01.3 216 16
17 0:37:30 NOLAN, Philip unatt/Dublin M 06:02.0 36 17
18 0:37:42 WALSH, Colin unatt/Ballincollig M 06:03.9 399 18
19 0:38:06 O’DWYER, David East Cork AC M 06:07.8 256 19
20 0:38:16 LYNCH, Rhona Eagle AC F35 06:09.4 218 20
21 0:38:22 O’KEEFFE, Marty Youghal AC M40 06:10.3 310 21
22 0:38:26 BURNS, Thomas Waterford AC M50 06:11.0 360 22
23 0:38:31 CURRAN, Thomas unatt/Youghal M 06:11.8 160 23
24 0:38:36 MALONE, John Youghal AC M 06:12.6 164 24
25 0:38:39 O’HERLIHY, Colin Eagle AC M40 06:13.1 318 25
26 0:38:43 O’CONNOR, Pat Eagle AC M40 06:13.7 245 26
27 0:38:57 CAHILL, Maurice Youghal AC M 06:16.0 172 27
28 0:39:13 CARROLL, Denis Eagle AC M50 06:18.6 259 28
29 0:39:21 KELLEHER, Alan unatt/Ballincollig M 06:19.8 356 29
30 0:39:25 BULMAN, Mark Donoughmore AC M45 06:20.5 233 30
31 0:39:26 CHIZHIKOV, Yevgeniy West Waterford AC M40 06:20.6 320 31
32 0:39:31 STILWELL, Sean West Waterford AC M 06:21.4 321 32
33 0:39:45 WALSH, Niamh Leevale AC F 06:23.7 98 33
34 0:40:00 O’LEARY, Ted West Waterford AC M40 06:26.1 313 34
35 0:40:04 MURPHY, Joe Eagle AC M55 06:26.8 231 35
36 0:40:07 CLEARY, Paul East Cork AC M 06:27.2 250 36
37 0:40:26 KELLEHER, Brian unatt/Innishannon M 06:30.3 355 37
38 0:40:27 MURPHY, Colm unatt/Youghal M55 06:30.5 171 38
39 0:40:33 O’DONOVAN, Neil unatt/Cork M 06:31.4 188 39
40 0:40:40 COLEMAN, Conor unatt/Youghal M 06:32.6 159 40
41 0:40:52 CASHMAN, John Midleton AC M45 06:34.5 340 41
42 0:40:54 SWEENEY, Mary St. Finbarrs AC F50 06:34.8 322 42
43 0:41:22 FITZGERALD, Tom Kilfinane AC M50 06:39.3 344 43
44 0:41:27 JACKSON, Niall unatt/Waterford M 06:40.1 85 44
45 0:41:31 COLLINS, Jonathan unatt/Youghal M 06:40.8 121 45
46 0:42:12 HICKEY, Stuart unatt/Youghal M 06:47.4 141 46
47 0:42:13 MURPHY, Mark unatt/Youghal M 06:47.5 153 47
48 0:42:13 HEFFERNAN, Liam unatt/Youghal M 06:47.5 64 48
49 0:42:15 KELLEHER, Denis Midleton AC M45 06:47.8 272 49
50 0:42:30 FITZGERALD, Barry unatt/Cork M 06:50.3 262 50
51 0:42:35 LEE, Sarah Waterford AC F 06:51.1 239 51
52 0:42:43 O’BRIEN, Tom unatt/Cork M40 06:52.3 393 52
53 0:42:53 DUGGAN, Sharon unatt/Dungarvan F35 06:54.0 336 53
54 0:43:01 HICKEY, Fiona Youghal AC F 06:55.2 337 54
55 0:43:02 O’SULLIVAN, Patrick unatt/Cloyne M55 06:55.4 333 55
56 0:43:03 QUIGLEY, John Eagle AC M55 06:55.6 234 56
57 0:43:04 HASSETT, Ciara Rathfarnham-WSAF AC F 06:55.7 55 57
58 0:43:18 DRENNAN, Sally Midleton AC F45 06:58.0 357 58
59 0:43:29 CROWLEY, Des unatt/Dublin M40 06:59.7 34 59
60 0:43:35 HERLIHY, Chris unatt/Glanmire M 07:00.7 391 60
61 0:43:36 WOJS, Sebastian unatt/Carrigtwohill M 07:00.9 220 61
62 0:43:39 HOLMES, Mark unatt/Cork M 07:01.4 28 62
63 0:43:46 CLIFFE, Mark West Waterford AC M 07:02.5 312 63
64 0:43:50 WALSH, Mark Midleton AC M50 07:03.1 311 64
65 0:43:52 DEVEREAUX, Stephen Youghal AC M45 07:03.4 202 65
66 0:43:55 MALONE, Dean Youghal AC MJ 07:03.9 165 66
67 0:43:58 COTTER, Seamus unatt/Glanmire M40 07:04.4 25 67
68 0:44:03 MURPHY, Esther unatt/Waterford F35 07:05.2 388 68
69 0:44:10 ANSBRO, Cillian Youghal AC MJ 07:06.3 236 69
70 0:44:13 NYHAN, Liz unatt/Waterford F35 07:06.8 84 70
71 0:44:15 KOLODZIEJSKA, Agnes unatt/Youghal F 07:07.1 226 71
72 0:44:25 COGAN, Denis unatt/Cork M 07:08.8 189 72
73 0:44:26 BATESON, Stephen unatt/Navan M40 07:08.9 109 73
74 0:44:28 DALY, Anthony unatt/Youghal M 07:09.2 197 74
75 0:44:31 HELKA, Sabastian unatt/Youghal M 07:09.7 209 75
76 0:44:32 HAYES, Kevin St. Catherines AC M 07:09.9 244 76
77 0:44:33 FREEMAN, Sean unatt/Fermoy M50 07:10.0 201 77
78 0:44:34 BULMAN, George Youghal AC M50 07:10.2 134 78
79 0:44:35 OSBORNE, Jeff unatt/Clashmore M 07:10.4 301 79
80 0:44:39 WARD, James Herne Hill Harriers M 07:11.0 116 80
81 0:44:43 SMITH, Tony unatt/Youghal M40 07:11.6 7 81
82 0:44:44 O’MAHONY, Sylvie Youghal AC M55 07:11.8 268 82
83 0:44:52 O’MAHONY, Michael Youghal AC M50 07:13.1 105 83
84 0:44:55 O’NEILL, Eadaoin unatt/Killeagh F 07:13.6 29 84
85 0:44:58 MURPHY, Patrick unatt/Ladysbridge M 07:14.1 396 85
86 0:45:00 O’CALLAGHAN, Donal unatt/Cork M 07:14.4 213 86
87 0:45:02 CUNNIGHAM, Larkin unatt/Cork M 07:14.7 179 87
88 0:45:08 KIELY, William unatt/Blarney M 07:15.7 385 88
89 0:45:16 MURPHY, John unatt/Cork M 07:17.0 192 89
90 0:45:31 SLATTERY, Nathan unatt/Clare M40 07:19.4 389 90
91 0:45:35 DALY, Aaron unatt/Youghal MJ 07:20.0 123 91
92 0:45:44 O’SULLIVAN, Dara unatt/Cork M 07:21.5 176 92
93 0:45:44 MURPHY, Timmy unatt/Youghal M40 07:21.5 120 93
94 0:45:45 HARRINGTON, Vincent unatt/Crosshaven M40 07:21.6 224 94
95 0:45:46 UNKNOWN, ??? NDB 07:21.8 161 95
96 0:45:46 SHANAHAN, Sean Galtee Runners AC M45 07:21.8 279 96
97 0:45:54 TERRY, Warran unatt/Youghal M 07:23.1 185 97
98 0:45:55 COTTER, Gearoid unatt/Carrigtwohill M 07:23.2 372 98
99 0:45:55 MULLINS, John unatt/Youghal M45 07:23.2 74 99
100 0:46:00 ASHRSAF, Deborah unatt/Dungarvan F 07:24.0 99 100
101 0:46:04 MOONEY, Keira-Eva unatt/Dublin F 07:24.7 59 101
102 0:46:05 WARRINGTON, Giles unatt/Birdhill M45 07:24.8 103 102
103 0:46:10 SHEEHAN, Diarmuid unatt/Dungarvan M 07:25.6 334 103
104 0:46:12 O’MAHONY, Johnny unatt/Youghal M 07:26.0 235 104
105 0:46:15 KEARNEY, Batt Leevale AC M50 07:26.5 377 105
106 0:46:16 FITZGERALD, Claire Midleton AC F35 07:26.6 118 106
107 0:46:18 DELANEY, Susan Midleton AC F 07:26.9 358 107
108 0:46:22 QUILLIGAN, Kevin Mallow AC M50 07:27.6 43 108
109 0:46:26 O’MAHONY, Michael-John Midleton AC M 07:28.2 329 109
110 0:46:35 CUSSEN, Michael unatt/Youghal M 07:29.7 15 110
111 0:46:38 O’MAHONY, Maurice unatt/Youghal M45 07:30.2 94 111
112 0:46:39 COLLINS, Barry UCC AC M 07:30.3 200 112
113 0:46:50 O’MAHONY, Mary unatt/Ballintotis F45 07:32.1 269 113
114 0:46:51 COLEMAN, John St. Finbarrs AC M40 07:32.2 309 114
115 0:46:59 AHERN, Barry Midleton AC M 07:33.5 292 115
116 0:47:03 MCWEENEY, Trevor unatt/Virginia M 07:34.2 60 116
117 0:47:06 MCCARTHY, Liam unatt/Youghal MJ 07:34.7 124 117
118 0:47:08 RYAN, Karl Midleton AC M 07:35.0 242 118
119 0:47:10 MORRISON, Kevin Midleton AC M45 07:35.3 266 119
120 0:47:20 COLLINS, David unatt/Cork M 07:36.9 106 120
121 0:47:21 EIGHAN, Irene St. Finbarrs AC F 07:37.1 307 121
122 0:47:23 FERGUSON, Gary unatt/Dublin M 07:37.4 1 122
123 0:47:27 O’SULLIVAN, Sean unatt/Youghal M 07:38.0 354 123
124 0:47:28 HARTNETT, Paddy Ballynonty AC M 07:38.2 302 124
125 0:47:31 WALSH, Michael unatt/Dublin M 07:38.7 35 125
126 0:47:39 FLETCHER, Tom unatt/Youghal M 07:40.0 205 126
127 0:47:39 LEDINGHAM, Dermot Youghal AC M45 07:40.0 169 127
128 0:47:46 WALSHE, John East Cork AC M55 07:41.1 173 128
129 0:48:03 O’REGAN, Padraig unatt/Ladysbridge M 07:43.8 347 129
130 0:48:04 O’RIORDAN, Tony unatt/Ballincollig M 07:44.0 351 130
131 0:48:06 GOLDEN, Des unatt/Mallow M 07:44.3 57 131
132 0:48:07 COLEMAN, Eadaoin unatt/Youghal F 07:44.5 135 132
133 0:48:10 DIEZ, Jean unatt/Youghal M45 07:45.0 180 133
134 0:48:10 KINGSTON, Claire unatt/Macroom F 07:45.0 58 134
135 0:48:11 DOWNING, Siobhan unatt/Youghal F 07:45.1 149 135
136 0:48:12 COLEMAN, Shirley unatt/Youghal F 07:45.3 12 136
137 0:48:13 LEAHY, Sean unatt/Mogeely M40 07:45.4 327 137
138 0:48:14 JERWOOD, Geoff Herne Hill Harriers M50 07:45.6 208 138
139 0:48:14 O’REILLY, Liam unatt/Ballymaloe M 07:45.6 375 139
140 0:48:18 CAREY, Michael unatt/Leamlara M 07:46.2 112 140
141 0:48:19 MCCARTHY, Danny Midleton AC M60 07:46.4 273 141
142 0:48:22 O’SULLIVAN, Norleen unatt/Kenmare F 07:46.9 286 142
143 0:48:25 TWOMEY, Eileen unatt/Ballincollig F40 07:47.4 350 143
144 0:48:30 AHERNE, Ned Galtee Runners AC M50 07:48.2 254 144
145 0:48:34 CLIFFORD, Barry unatt/Dublin M 07:48.8 114 145
146 0:48:41 POWER, Kevin unatt/Youghal M45 07:49.9 210 146
147 0:48:42 O’BRIEN, Michael unatt/Youghal MJ 07:50.1 147 147
148 0:48:53 O’SULLIVAN, Catherine Galtee Runners AC F35 07:51.9 271 148
149 0:48:57 ARNOTT, Pat Youghal AC M55 07:52.5 21 149
150 0:48:58 NICHOLSON, Gordon Youghal AC M50 07:52.7 198 150
151 0:49:06 MCNULTY, Ailise Skibbereen AC F 07:54.0 187 151
152 0:49:17 COLEMAN, Helena unatt/Youghal F35 07:55.7 30 152
153 0:49:17 BRENNAN, Colin unatt/Youghal M 07:55.7 9 153
154 0:49:20 HENNESSY, Michael West Waterford AC M60 07:56.2 167 154
155 0:49:29 MALONEY, Thomas unatt/Youghal M 07:57.7 170 155
156 0:49:34 STACK, Colm unatt/Youghal M 07:58.5 158 156
157 0:49:39 HARNEY, Kenneth unatt/Ballymacoda M40 07:59.3 68 157
158 0:49:42 HAYES, John unatt/Youghal M 07:59.8 38 158
159 0:49:43 BENNETT, Kieran unatt/Youghal M 07:59.9 237 159
160 0:49:45 O’DONOGHUE, Donal unatt/Little Island M40 08:00.2 400 160
161 0:49:47 HALL, Andrew unatt/Kinsalebeg M40 08:00.6 54 161
162 0:49:47 NEILAND, Karen unatt/Watergrasshill F40 08:00.6 20 162
163 0:49:58 COLEMAN, Barry St. Finbarrs AC M 08:02.3 397 163
164 0:49:58 STAVROU, Amanda St. Finbarrs AC F50 08:02.3 323 164
165 0:50:04 CREEDON, Hilary St. Finbarrs AC F 08:03.3 283 165
166 0:50:06 DINEEN, Stephen unatt/Cork M 08:03.6 104 166
167 0:50:07 CAHILL, Jack unatt/Youghal MJ 08:03.8 122 167
168 0:50:09 CUSACK, Aisling unatt/Dungarvan F 08:04.1 335 168
169 0:50:15 NI NEILL, Eanna unatt/Youghal M 08:05.1 154 169
170 0:50:16 CONNOLLY, Michael unatt/Glanmire M55 08:05.2 349 170
171 0:50:20 O’SULLIVAN, Coran unatt/Youghal M 08:05.9 66 171
172 0:50:21 KENNEDY, Michael Midleton AC M 08:06.0 346 172
173 0:50:23 FLEMING, Barbara unatt/Ballymaloe F 08:06.4 374 173
174 0:50:31 O’CALLAGHAN, Jennifer unatt/Carrigaline F 08:07.6 296 174
175 0:50:32 O’BRIEN, Kieran unatt/Youghal M40 08:07.8 252 175
176 0:50:48 FINLAY, Emer Dundrum South Dublin AC F 08:10.4 131 176
177 0:50:52 MCSWEENEY, Coran unatt/Dublin M 08:11.0 67 177
178 0:50:52 O’DONNELL, Manus unatt/Lucan M 08:11.0 95 178
179 0:50:54 O’KEEFFE, Eoin unatt/Youghal MJ 08:11.3 166 179
180 0:50:55 HYDE, Padraig unatt/Youghal M 08:11.5 93 180
181 0:50:57 KENNEDY, Yvonne Midleton AC F 08:11.8 345 181
182 0:51:01 DONNELLY, Alan unatt/Oranmore M40 08:12.5 39 182
183 0:51:16 LAWTON, Josephine unatt/Ladysbridge F 08:14.9 328 183
184 0:51:25 RANSOM, Kash unatt/Youghal MJ 08:16.3 129 184
185 0:51:29 KMICIKEWICZ, Gosia unatt/Youghal F35 08:17.0 46 185
186 0:51:30 LAWLOR, Barry unatt/Youghal M40 08:17.1 2 186
187 0:51:31 O’CALLAGHAN, Eoin unatt/Glanmire M 08:17.3 390 187
188 0:51:34 HERLIHY, Rose unatt/Garryvoe F 08:17.8 326 188
189 0:51:36 CARSON, Peter unatt/Youghal M 08:18.1 223 189
190 0:51:37 COLEMAN, Ronan unatt/Youghal M40 08:18.3 142 190
191 0:51:47 WILLIAMS, Brendan unatt/Youghal M40 08:19.9 110 191
192 0:51:49 DONNELLY, Tadhg unatt/Youghal M40 08:20.2 251 192
193 0:51:50 GEARY, Paul unatt/Midleton M 08:20.4 241 193
194 0:51:51 FITZGERALD, Mark unatt/Youghal M40 08:20.5 352 194
195 0:51:53 LUCEY, Stephen Youghal AC M 08:20.8 297 195
196 0:52:00 GOLDEN, Liz unatt/Cork F 08:22.0 190 196
197 0:52:03 TWOMEY, Bernie Midleton AC F40 08:22.4 387 197
198 0:52:04 FITZGERALD, Brian unatt/Youghal M 08:22.6 332 198
199 0:52:05 NOONE, Aoife unatt/Galway F 08:22.8 285 199
200 0:52:06 POWER, Onra West Waterford AC F45 08:22.9 395 200
201 0:52:10 COLEMAN, Susan unatt/Cork F40 08:23.6 308 201
202 0:52:11 O’CALLAGHAN, Brian unatt/Blarney M 08:23.7 380 202
203 0:52:12 HAMILL, Robert Youghal AC M 08:23.9 140 203
204 0:52:15 HENNESSY, Elaine Midleton AC F50 08:24.4 80 204
205 0:52:16 SWAYNE, Brian unatt/Youghal MJ 08:24.5 143 205
206 0:52:17 CRONIN, Lia unatt/Youghal F 08:24.7 146 206
207 0:52:18 BOURKE, Valeria unatt/Youghal FJ 08:24.9 215 207
208 0:52:19 BRODEICK-FARRELL, Ciara Youghal AC FJ 08:25.0 77 208
209 0:52:20 INNES, John unatt/Youghal M 08:25.2 10 209
210 0:52:21 DONNELLAN, Feargal unatt/Ladysbridge M 08:25.3 331 210
211 0:52:42 MASSEY, Danny West Limerick AC M50 08:28.7 348 211
212 0:52:47 O’LEARY, Gerard unatt/Youghal M 08:29.5 155 212
213 0:52:52 LANE, Deirdre unatt/Carrigtwohill F 08:30.3 78 213
214 0:52:53 MCCARTHY, Christy Youghal AC M45 08:30.5 163 214
215 0:53:10 STEELE, Siobhan Grange-Fermoy AC F45 08:33.2 324 215
216 0:53:10 HOGAN, Aaron unatt/Youghal MJ 08:33.2 76 216
217 0:53:13 LANDERS, Martina Youghal AC F35 08:33.7 26 217
218 0:53:14 LANDERS, Brian unatt/Killeagh M 08:33.9 27 218
219 0:53:16 FOLEY, Aidan unatt/Youghal M 08:34.2 255 219
220 0:53:19 KELLY, John unatt/Killarney M40 08:34.7 56 220
221 0:53:21 MULCAHY, Mary St. Finbarrs AC F45 08:35.0 363 221
222 0:53:23 CASEY, Juliette unatt/Youghal F 08:35.3 392 222
223 0:53:27 MULLINS, Oisin unatt/Youghal MJ 08:36.0 72 223
224 0:53:29 KIELY, Stephen unatt/Youghal M 08:36.3 398 224
225 0:53:35 SPILLANE, James unatt/Cork M 08:37.2 274 225
226 0:53:42 O’CONNOR, Maeve unatt/Fermoy F 08:38.4 225 226
227 0:53:47 COLLINS, Mark unatt/Youghal M 08:39.2 261 227
228 0:53:51 SCANLON, Sarah unatt/Youghal F 08:39.8 63 228
229 0:53:52 CURRAN, Barbara St. Finbarrs AC F 08:40.0 79 229
230 0:53:57 DOYLE, Barbara unatt/Youghal F 08:40.8 193 230
231 0:53:57 TERRY, John unatt/Youghal M 08:40.8 196 231
232 0:53:58 BROSNAN, Rory unatt/Youghal M 08:40.9 222 232
233 0:53:59 O’BRIEN, Gillian unatt/Youghal F35 08:41.1 133 233
234 0:54:00 STONE, Seamus unatt/Youghal M50 08:41.3 139 234
235 0:54:02 GROEGER, Kieran unatt/Youghal M55 08:41.6 83 235
236 0:54:05 O’CONNELL, Hazel unatt/Killeagh F35 08:42.1 258 236
237 0:54:07 O’REILLY, Catriona unatt/Ballymacoda F 08:42.4 284 237
238 0:54:09 QUILTY, Liam unatt/Youghal M40 08:42.7 132 238
239 0:54:24 CLOHESSY, Aaron unatt/Youghal MJ 08:45.1 386 239
240 0:54:25 GRIFFIN, Hazel St. Finbarrs AC F 08:45.3 92 240
241 0:54:29 WALSH, Ailish unatt/Youghal F35 08:45.9 138 241
242 0:54:31 GIBBONS, Thomas unatt/Youghal M 08:46.3 376 242
243 0:54:32 KENNY, Brid unatt/Midleton F 08:46.4 384 243
244 0:54:34 FARRELLY, Jack unatt/Killeagh MJ 08:46.7 368 244
245 0:54:37 MURPHY, Una unatt/Limerick F35 08:47.2 90 245
246 0:54:46 SULLIVAN, Tanya unatt/Youghal F 08:48.7 13 246
247 0:54:48 SMIDDY, David unatt/Dungourney M 08:49.0 87 247
248 0:55:00 CONI, Patrick unatt/London M 08:50.9 53 248
249 0:55:00 SAVAGE, Ann Midleton AC F45 08:50.9 81 249
250 0:55:07 DENNEHY, Aaron Galtee Runners AC M40 08:52.1 267 250
251 0:55:15 SAVAGE, David unatt/Youghal M45 08:53.3 186 251
252 0:55:17 GLEESON, Val unatt/Cork F 08:53.7 295 252
253 0:55:25 O’KEEFFE, Lorraine unatt/Youghal F 08:54.9 136 253
254 0:55:26 GRIFFIN, Jason unatt/Mallow M 08:55.1 11 254
255 0:55:30 CURLEY, Martina unatt/Youghal F 08:55.8 195 255
256 0:55:31 CURLEY, Michael-John unatt/Youghal M 08:55.9 194 256
257 0:55:33 BOURKE, Pat unatt/Youghal M45 08:56.2 214 257
258 0:55:39 O’BRIEN, Marie unatt/Dublin F 08:57.2 33 259
259 0:55:49 O’MAHONY, William Youghal AC M60 08:58.8 330 260
260 0:55:50 O’BRIEN, Padraig unatt/Tallow M 08:59.0 361 261
261 0:56:02 KIELY, Tom unatt/Dungarvan M40 09:00.9 319 262
262 0:56:03 FLAVIN, Emma Youghal AC FJ 09:01.1 230 263
263 0:56:09 WALSH, Maggie unatt/Killeagh F40 09:02.0 204 264
264 0:56:09 SPILLANE, Anthony unatt/Waterford M40 09:02.0 203 265
265 0:56:10 O’CONNOR, Marie unatt/Youghal F 09:02.2 130 266
266 0:56:11 NOLAN, Kenneth Midleton AC M45 09:02.3 126 267
267 0:56:21 KENNEALLY, Cillian unatt/Youghal MJ 09:04.0 145 268
268 0:56:26 O’LEARY, Fiona unatt/Castlemartyr F35 09:04.8 47 269
269 0:56:27 HOGAN, Sarah unatt/Youghal F 09:04.9 207 270
270 0:56:35 TALBOT, Brian unatt/Killeagh M60 09:06.2 70 271
271 0:56:59 MITCHELL, Paul unatt/Youghal M 09:10.1 151 272
272 0:57:00 SMYTH, Lisa unatt/Dublin F 09:10.2 22 273
273 0:57:04 O’NEILL, Siobhan unatt/Youghal F 09:10.9 137 274
274 0:57:18 COLLINS, Jer Galtee Runners AC M 09:13.1 217 275
275 0:57:37 MONAHAN, Ray unatt/Cork M 09:16.2 100 276
276 0:57:38 SPILLANE, Donal unatt/Cork M 09:16.3 275 277
277 0:57:39 SHEEHAN, Paddy unatt/Youghal M 09:16.5 150 278
278 0:57:41 O’SULLIVAN, Stephen unatt/Midleton M40 09:16.8 23 279
279 0:57:41 SIKORA, Jacek unatt/Carrigtwohill M 09:16.8 221 280
280 0:57:47 KELLEHER, Ger unatt/Glanmire M45 09:17.8 362 281
281 0:57:48 KINGSTON, Mary unatt/Ballymacoda F35 09:18.0 69 282
282 0:57:52 O’DRISCOLL, Teresa unatt/Spain F45 09:18.6 73 283
283 0:57:57 SEXTON, Elaine unatt/Cork F 09:19.4 383 284
284 0:57:58 BRADY, Anita unatt/Cork F 09:19.6 382 285
285 0:58:04 DEMPSEY, Donna unatt/Youghal F 09:20.5 102 286
286 0:58:05 PETHE, Keith unatt/Waterford M 09:20.7 211 287
287 0:58:08 MITCHELL, Ciara unatt/Youghal F 09:21.2 152 288
288 0:58:09 KIELY, Victor unatt/Blarney M 09:21.3 379 289
289 0:58:09 KELLY, Sue Clonmel AC F 09:21.3 300 290
290 0:58:11 NI CHEIRIN, Grainne West Waterford AC F 09:21.7 371 291
291 0:58:14 FLAVIN, Karl unatt/Youghal M40 09:22.1 31 292
292 0:58:15 REGAN, Laura unatt/Dungarvan F 09:22.3 378 293
293 0:58:21 FLAVIN, Eilis unatt/Youghal F40 09:23.3 32 294
294 0:58:23 CROWLEY, Noel unatt/Galway M 09:23.6 3 295
295 0:58:26 BUCKLEY, Susan Midleton AC F 09:24.1 290 296
296 0:59:00 SMIDDY, Eddie unatt/Youghal M 09:29.5 125 297
297 0:59:08 TIVY, Warren unatt/Youghal M 09:30.8 212 298
298 0:59:15 BUCKLEY, Sinead Midleton AC F 09:32.0 291 299
299 0:59:16 O’DWYER, Paul unatt/Clonmel M 09:32.1 294 300
300 0:59:17 DREA, Elma unatt/Dungarvan F 09:32.3 293 301
301 0:59:18 MCCARTHY, Niamh Youghal AC FJ 09:32.4 247 302
302 0:59:20 COONAN, Joe unatt/Kildare M 09:32.8 263 303
303 0:59:28 LUPTON, Asha unatt/Youghal F35 09:34.0 168 304
304 0:59:39 DALTON, Emma unatt/Dungarvan M 09:35.8 288 305
305 0:59:47 MURPHY, Brian unatt/Midleton M 09:37.1 24 306
306 0:59:51 GERAGHTY, Eleanor unatt/London F 09:37.7 52 307
307 0:59:58 O’CONNOR, Barbara Midleton AC F35 09:38.9 82 309
308 1:00:00 HAUGHEY, Niamh unatt/Dublin F 09:39.2 359 310
309 1:00:12 FITZGERALD, Maurice unatt/Youghal M 09:41.1 174 311
310 1:00:14 WHYTE, Mary West Waterford AC F50 09:41.4 394 312
311 1:00:36 WALL, Nicola unatt/Dungarvan F 09:45.0 367 314
312 1:00:47 TREACY, Mark unatt/Youghal M45 09:46.8 184 315
313 1:00:55 RYAN, Paula unatt/Ardpatrick F 09:48.0 48 316
314 1:00:59 CORKERY, Pamela unatt/Killarney F 09:48.7 111 317
315 1:01:06 MURPHY, Anne-Marie unatt/Dublin F 09:49.8 42 318
316 1:01:12 HARTY, Julie unatt/Youghal F 09:50.8 19 319
317 1:01:12 BRENNOCK, Lisa Galtee Runners AC F35 09:50.8 276 320
318 1:01:19 HOURIGAN, Damian unatt/Cork M 09:51.9 191 321
319 1:01:29 KELLY, Mark unatt/Ballymacoda M45 09:53.5 89 322
320 1:01:42 THURSTON, Kate unatt/Dublin F 09:55.6 65 323
321 1:01:46 KIRWAN, Kenneth unatt/Youghal M 09:56.3 75 324
322 1:01:51 WRIGHT, Ernie unatt/Youghal M60 09:57.1 175 325
323 1:02:04 KENNEALLY, Geraldine unatt/Youghal F35 09:59.1 144 327
324 1:02:19 COLLINS, Maria unatt/Youghal F 10:01.6 260 328
325 1:02:32 METZGER, Daniel unatt/Youghal M 10:03.7 101 329
326 1:02:37 SHEEHAN, Anthony unatt/Killeagh M 10:04.5 339 330
327 1:02:48 O’DONOVAN, Kieran unatt/Tower M 10:06.2 317 331
328 1:02:56 CLIFFORD, Sarah-Jane unatt/Dublin F 10:07.5 115 332
329 1:03:10 HENNESS, Aisling unatt/Waterford F 10:09.8 240 333
330 1:03:11 DALY, Colette Galtee Runners AC F 10:09.9 113 334
331 1:03:31 BOLGER, Brian unatt/Dublin M 10:13.1 45 335
332 1:03:33 BALLON, Paul unatt/Youghal MJ 10:13.5 128 336
333 1:03:39 BUCKLEY, Karen unatt/Mallow F 10:14.4 314 337
334 1:03:44 HANLY, Fiona unatt/Buttevant F 10:15.2 117 338
335 1:03:49 HIGGINS, Kate unatt/Dungarvan F 10:16.0 365 339
336 1:03:52 MURRAY, Allie unatt/Rathcormac F40 10:16.5 50 340
337 1:03:53 MURPHY, Emma unatt/Wexford F 10:16.7 44 341
338 1:03:54 SMITHWICK, Mary unatt/Midleton F 10:16.8 304 342
339 1:04:00 GRIFFIN, Tom unatt/Cobh M40 10:17.8 305 343
340 1:04:01 GRIFFIN, Carmel unatt/Cobh F40 10:18.0 306 344
341 1:04:06 GLEESON, Jackie unatt/Dungarvan F 10:18.8 366 345
342 1:04:07 HIGGINS, Lucy unatt/Dungarvan F 10:18.9 364 346
343 1:04:49 HICKEY, Una unatt/Dungarvan F 10:25.7 61 347
344 1:04:56 LEWIS, Siobhan Galtee Runners AC F35 10:26.8 277 348
345 1:04:57 O’BRIEN, Micky unatt/Youghal M40 10:27.0 148 349
346 1:05:03 GEARY, Karen unatt/Youghal F35 10:27.9 37 350
347 1:05:10 POWER, Sally unatt/Dungarvan F 10:29.1 4 351
348 1:05:28 MCCARTHY, Isabel Youghal AC F 10:32.0 299 352
349 1:05:30 KIELY, Bridget unatt/Dungarvan F 10:32.3 287 353
350 1:05:31 SKALLY, Niamh unatt/Youghal F 10:32.5 17 354
351 1:05:32 SKALLY, Mairead unatt/Youghal F 10:32.6 18 355
352 1:05:41 MATHEW, Ciara unatt/Youghal F 10:34.1 178 356
353 1:05:43 KITSON, Mike unatt/Youghal M 10:34.4 219 357
354 1:06:04 MCCARTHY, Mary unatt/Watergrasshill F 10:37.8 246 358
355 1:06:09 MURPHY, Carol unatt/Youghal F35 10:38.6 119 359
356 1:07:05 O’BRIEN, Judy Midleton AC F 10:47.6 342 360
357 1:07:05 WHITFORD, Susan unatt/Glanmire F 10:47.6 341 361
358 1:07:06 MCKIERNAN, Caoimhan unatt/Youghal F 10:47.7 315 362
359 1:07:47 NOONE, Louise unatt/Cork F 10:54.3 281 365
360 1:07:47 O’LEARY, Emer unatt/Cork F 10:54.3 280 366
361 1:09:16 CONWAY, Margaret unatt/Ardmore F50 11:08.7 369 370
362 1:09:17 CONWAY, Denis unatt/Ardmore M50 11:08.8 370 371
363 1:09:40 BUCKLEY, Siobhan unatt/Mallow F 11:12.5 316 374
364 1:10:11 SMITHWICK, Catherine unatt/Midleton F 11:17.5 303 375
365 1:10:52 LYNCH, Antoine unatt/Tallow F 11:24.1 62 376
366 1:11:12 TIMMONS, Niamh unatt/Dublin F 11:27.3 51 379
367 1:11:14 WALLACE, Valerie unatt/Cork F 11:27.6 282 380
368 1:12:22 GRIFFIN, Rosarie Midleton AC F35 11:38.6 373 383
369 1:12:23 BRADY, Sonya unatt/Cork F 11:38.7 381 384
370 1:13:00 YOUNG, Caitlin unatt/Cork F 11:44.7 97 385
371 1:14:03 SKALLY, Sinead unatt/Youghal F 11:54.8 14 387
372 1:14:03 SKALLY, Orla unatt/Youghal F 11:54.8 16 388
373 1:14:04 MASON, Grainne unatt/Youghal F 11:55.0 183 389
374 1:14:33 O’SHEA, Siobhan unatt/Cork F 11:59.7 5 390
375 1:15:18 LINEHAN, Linda unatt/Millstreet F 12:06.9 808 391
376 1:16:07 BEST, Carmel unatt/Cork F 12:14.8 96 392
377 1:16:14 SHEEHAN, Geraldine unatt/Killeagh F 12:15.9 338 393
378 1:16:28 KILGANNON, Claire unatt/Youghal F 12:18.2 199 394
379 1:18:12 RICHARDSON, Phyllis Galtee Runners AC F40 12:34.9 278 398
380 1:18:52 TOHER, Mary Midleton AC F50 12:41.3 71 402
381 1:21:15 KINSLEY, Ann unatt/Youghal F 13:04.3 157 416
382 1:21:32 DIEZ, Laura unatt/Youghal FJ 13:07.1 182 418
383 1:22:19 CORKERY, Mary unatt/Youghal F45 13:14.6 181 419

The Tenth Youghal Triathlon was a tremendous success at the East Cork seaside town, with 248 competitors taking to the Atlantic Ocean, then on to the bicycles then finishing with a run. Report: Derek Kiely

There was over €3,000 in prizes, split amongst the field, with overall prizes as well as category awards too. The course was a massive 750m swim, 19k cycle and a 6.5k run and conditions were tough early Saturday morning with a rising tide and a sharp swell in the Atlantic Ocean for the 750m swim, but as the day drew on weather conditions improved significantly and the roads were dry for both the cycling and the run.

‘Youghal Triathlon Director’ Tommy Roche said “The day was a fantastic success and it is great when everything comes together and that is down to hard work from everyone involved in this event. The standard again this year was absolutely brilliant with a great range of athletes involved. It’s great to see a lot of local Cork athletes competing well at the top end of Triathlon competitions and I want to thank everyone who helped in making this Triathlon a success, the eleventh Youghal Triathlon can’t come quick enough”.

As the competition reached fever pitch it was Trevor Woods, a physical exercise teacher at UCC who emerged as the first man home and overall winner in a time of 1.05.15. Trevor originally from Belfast was thrilled with the victory and praised the organisers for putting together such a well designed course. The first Lady home was Cork’s Elizabeth Lee who won the Youghal Triathlon in 2008. Elizabeth crossed the finish line in 1.10.21 which was a very impressive time indeed.

Other competitors of note were Cork’s Chris Mintern who at just 16 years of age has already competed at International level. Mintern was first out of the water, first home in the cycle, but was caught in the run by the experiences Trevor Woods, also Donal Mahon also put in a fantastic performance claiming third place.

In the Ladies race, there was a bit of local flavour as Katie Cooke who is a niece of well known Youghal man Ken Brookes finished second and Catherine Brown was third and Leevale from Cork took first prize in the team event. The Youghal Triathlon was supported by Youghal Town Council and the Mayor Mary Linehan-Foley was full of high praise for the organisers and the competitors alike, stating that events like these are highly important for Youghal as a town and also sponsored by
the Aura Leisure Centre at Youghal’s swimming pool in the Front Strand.

Our Maritime Weekend actually kicks off on Saturday (Aug 28) as Aquatrek host the Munster Final of the ‘ISA Yachtsman Euromarine Rib Challenge’ on the quays in Youghal. Photo: Michael Hussey www.youghalonline.com

If you’re part of an ISA club or training centre you should get a team together and enter. There are 2 classes – Junior and Senior. More details can be found by clicking here, or by phoning our very own John Innes on 086 859 3482.

And it’s not all about power this weekend (well, mostly it is!). We’re having a Commodore’s Cup Sailing Regatta also on Saturday afternoon. Sailors from Youghal and Inniscarra will compete on the water, and try not to get mowed down by wayward competitors in the Rib Challenge.

Youghal Harbour comes alive this Sunday when the only round of the ISA National Powerboat Championships to be held in Cork this year rolls into town and down the slipway. This will be the penultimate round of this year’s series and with points tight at the top of each class, competitive racing is guaranteed. The organisers of this round – Youghal Bay Boat Club – have been working hard to design courses that will ensure tight exciting racing with the whole event happening right in front of Youghal quays. Padraig Brooks -  Commodore of Youghal Bay Boat Club tells us “This is the first time our new club has held powerboat racing here in Youghal. We hosted a round of the Championships across in Ardmore back in July which proved to be an enormous success with huge crowds and fantastic racing and now we look forward to welcoming the racing fleets and spectators to the waters of Youghal for what’s expected to be a memorable round of the championship. The layout of the quays allows for great viewing and we hope people will come down and enjoy the racing”.

Four classes are expected to race this Sunday – 29th August: The F2 & F4 classes look light waterborne jet fighters and can attain speeds approaching 200 kilometres an hour, the T850 fleet are an exciting monohull class, while the P750 class (better known as Thundercats) will make a welcome return to these waters following a highly successful international race back in 2008. Expect lots of noise, tons of excitement and a great spectacle for a wonderful family afternoon.

This is another exciting event for the recently formed Youghal Bay Boat Club. At the start of the Summer large crowds turned out to enjoy their Open Day which was followed closely by ‘WindQuest’ – an inter-club sailing competition – and then a competitive sea-angling competition in July. Given the natural amenities in the area it’s perhaps little surprise that a club in this East Cork town should have proved so active.

Racing on Sunday begins at 12.30 and continues throughout the afternoon with several races in each class. Music and commentary on the day will be provided by Community Radio Youghal and the centre of the action will be Nealon’s Quay (next to ‘The Quays’ bar).

We’re delighted to be able to confirm some more details about the Maritime Weekend that’s taking place in Youghal this Saturday and Sunday (August 28th & 29th). Photo: Michael Hussey www.youghalonline.com Email: news@youghalonline.com

The first ‘biggie’ is an aerobatics display that will be flown by Gerry Humphreys in his Vans RV7 at 3.30pm on Saturday afternoon. This is the first time such a display has been flown in the skies over East Cork so we’re expecting it to be truly memorable. Youghal is a great location for such a display so people are advised to get along quayside to watch the excitement. Further details on this are available here on our website:
http://www.youghalbay.com/component/content/article/35-latest-news/57-aerobatic-display.html

Further details on the National Powerboat Championships – which we’re hosting on the Sunday are also available on the site, specifically on this page:
http://www.youghalbay.com/component/content/article/35-latest-news/59-maritime-weekend.html

We’re a young club (less than a year old) and there’s only so much we can do with our reach. This weekend is a continuation of the events we’ve already delivered this year and a taster of what we hope to bring in the future, so we humbly ask that you assist our endeavors by helping to spread the word.

Aidan Foley
PRO – Youghal Bay Boat Club
Tel: 086 0401 368