Juvenile/Junior

Well done to all who took part in the Dublin Graded meeting in Tallaght Stadium on Wednesday 27th April 2022. Nearly 200 athletes competed in the 100m (66 ran), 800m (72) and 3,000m (35). The field events were the Hammer (5), High Jump (6) and Shot Put (8). The full results are in the Graded Results site. Pictures are on our Dublin Athletics Facebook site and in the 2022 Gallery. Many thanks to the Tallaght Stadium team for hosting a successful night's track and field and the many volunteers who helped. 

Graded Meetings Get Underway - Report by Nick Davis

The first of the Eight Meeting Series was held in Tallaght on Wednesday April 27th. with over 200 athletes in action. It was a good evening for two young runners as both Cormac Dixon of Tallaght and Darragh Mulroney of Moy Valley both achieved the Standard for the 3000m in the forthcoming EYOF Competition. The race was won by Rory O’Connor of North Cork, who picked up the pace in the last Kilometre to clock 8.42.26. Followed to the finish by Cormac Dixon from the host club 8.49.11 to the delight of his Coach Cecil Johnson, and Darragh Mulroney 0f Moy Valley also inside the Qualifying Standard.

The fastest Sprinter in action was Akinola Tolowabori from Fingallians who clocked 10.78 in the Men's 100m with Lelia Colfer from St. Laurence O'Toole the fastest women in 12.29. Lucy Moore displayed her versatility in the Field events. Throwing 25.40 in the Hammer and clearing 1.05 to win the Women's High Jump. Mustaf Nasir of Tallaght clocked 1.56.72 to win the Men's 800m with Victoria Lightbody of City of Lisburn winning the Women's 800m.

Well done to all the Dublin Clubs who took part in the National Road Relays in a sunny Raheny yesterday. In particular congratulations must go to the Dublin Clubs who took home National Medals. These include in the Womens Masters race Sportsworld won gold in the F35+ race and Raheny Shamrocks won bronze. In the F50+ race we had a clean sweep by Dublin Clubs with Raheny Shamrocks (gold), Bro. Pearse (silver) and Lucan Harriers (Bronze). The same happened in the womens senior race where UCD took Gold and bronze and they were separated by Rathfarnham WSAF AC who took silver.

In the mens masters race Bro. Pearse took silver and Clonliffe Harriers took bronze. In the M50+ Category Donore Harriers took silver and Metro/St Brigid's took bronze. In the Men's senior race Clonliffe Harriers won gold and UCD took the silver medal award.

The full results are on the Athletics Ireland website at 2022 Results. Pictures of all Dublin runners are on our Dublin Athletics Facebook page and more are in our Gallery at National Road Relays 2022

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Timetable for Days 4 and 5 of Junior Indoor Championships 2022

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Timetable and informaton on Juvenile Indoor Championships 2022

Well done to the 202 ladies and 285 men who competed in the Dublin Masters Cross Country Championships in St. Annes Park Raheny on Sunday 9th January 2022. The competition between the 20 Dublin Clubs who competed for the Pat Hooper Perpetual Cup was strongly contested with the host Club Raheny Shamrocks winning out with 49 points, Clonlife Harriers were second with 43 points and Sportsworld Running Club were third with 39 points. Well done to all who ran.

Click below for the Results in each race and the points total for the Pat Hooper Perpetual Cup..

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Clubs may enter teams of up to eight in both the mens and womens races. Numbers over that can be entered as Individuals or as a second team of eight, whichever is the most cost effective. These will cover all races in the M35/50/65 and F35/50/65 team races. M/F65 is new for 2022. Entrants must also add their DoB for the Individual categories but their Team classification will determine which team they will score on e.g. An M50 category runner may be needed to score on an M35 team and the correct team classification needs to be entered.

The Pat Hooper Team challenge event will be a combination of the six team races and the rules are as shown on the Myrunresults website.

At Sunday's Dublin Intermediate Cross Country Championships in Tymon Park North we had two keenly contested races. In the mens race we had 79 finishers. The winning team was Raheny Shamrocks AC, second was Tallaght AC and Donore Harriers was third. In the ladies race we had 55 finishers. The team event was won by Dublin City Harriers AC, second was Clonliffe Harriers and Liffey Valley AC was third. The full results are in the attachment below and additional pictures are in the Gallery. Well done to the host Club Rathfarnham WSAF AC for setting out the course and organising a successful days racing.

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Dublin Intermediate Cross Country Championships 2021 Results

Click below for results of Dublin Novice Road 5k Championships 2021

Click below for declaration form for entry to Dublin 5k Road Championships run in conjunction with Tallaght A C 5k road race on 14th November.

Well done to all who competed in the Dublin Senior and Junior Cross Country Championships on the Trinity Sports Ground in Santry on Sunday 31st October.   In the Junior races we had 32 in the ladies race and 20 in the mens race The Junior men's team rsults were DSD AC 1st., Clonliffe Harriers 2nd. and DCH 3rd. In the Junior Ladies Raheny Shamrocks were 1st., Clonliffe Harriers 2nd. and DCH 3rd. In the senior races we had 65 finishers in the men's race and 47 in the ladies race. In the senior men's team event Clonliffe Harriers were 1st., DSD AC were 2nd. and Rathfarnham WSAF AC were 3rd. In the ladies race DCH were 1st., Raheny Shamrocks were 2nd. and Rathfarnham WSAF AC were 3rd. Thanks to clonliffe Harriers for hosting the event and setting out the course. The full results are in the attachments below. and  additional pictures are in the Gallery.

Click below for the full results of Dublin Junior and Senior Cross Country Championships 2021