There was a  team competition titled Dynamic New Athletics held in Minsk a few weeks ago in which an Irish Team competed.Well the highly successful Dublin Graded Series  next meeting in Morton Stadium  on July 24th. will host an Elimination Mile for both Men and Women.

With no pacemakers involved in this innovate event athletes will have to work it out as they race as the last athlete through the finish line at the end of  each of the first three laps will be eliminated and have to leave the track.

This should provide an absorbing race and a race with a different challenge. Which will require a different approach and a new experience. So athletes looking for  a new experience on the Morton Stadium Track famous since its world record mile in 1957 should come along.

Another innovate event on the programme for the last meeting in the Graded Series on August 7th. in Tallaght will be a Mixed Relay . With a Woman running 3 Minutes and handing over to her male club mate at the completion of her leg and the Man finishing off with his 3 minute contribution. A chance to finish off the track season with a novel event.

Nick Davis

You can now enter Graded Meeting 7 online. You may pay using paypal or pay on the night when collecting your number.

There is a saving of 50% when you register online in advance. Attached is the programme of events for Number Seven.

Last opportunity to test the tartan in Santry before Nationals.

Only one day left.

Pole Vault Competition has been added to the programme.

Online entries will close on Wednesday 24th July at 2.00PM.

Attachments:
Download this file (Graded Meeting 7.pdf)Graded Meeting 7.pdf

The conditions may have been more like cross country weather than the sun and warmth of summertime but we had some fine performances across a wide range of events. We had athletes from Donegal to Wexford and all places in between.

Catherine McManus got proceedings underway clocking 12.13 into a gusting head wind. Stephen Gaffney had a following wind of +2.1 as he clocked 10.67 ahead of Leo Morgan's 10.89. in one of the 100m races where Gerard O'Donnell forsook the hurdles to run 10.93 in another.

Sophie Becker won the 400m in 54.79 ahead of Catherine McManus who was back on track after her 100m victory clocking 56.84 in a battle with Nicole Walsh one hundredth behind her.

Running on the outside Cillin Greene of GCH clocked 49.08 in his seasonal debut at the distance.

In the women's 1500 Barbara Cleary tried to run away from everyone in the "A" race but the more measured approach of DSD's Meghan Ryan saw her win in 4.40.14.

Cian Kelly of St.Abban's won the first of the men 1500 races in 4.00.54 with Patrick Macganhann of DSD the fastest in the second "A" race in 4,03,63 ahead of Sean Donohoe of DCH clocking 4.05.93. 

Michaela Walsh had a best of 58.43 to win the Women's Hammer, with Sean Mockler the best of the male throwers with a 67.30.

Thanks to all who competed in Graded Meeting 4 in not the best of conditions.

Full results now available. Click on results tab and select meeting and race.

 

 

Please find attached details of the six days of competition for Dublin Juvenile Track and Field Championships 2019

Attachments:
Download this file (Day 1 Wednesday 5th June Tallaght 7pm.pdf)Day 1 Wednesday 5th June Tallaght 7pm.pdf
Download this file (Day 2 Dublin Championships 500 600 800 and Field Events 2019.pdf)Day 2 Dublin Championships 500 600 800 and Field Events 2019.pdf
Download this file (Day 3 Even Age Relay Championships, 1500m and Friday 14th June 2019.pdf)Day 3 Even Age Relay Championships, 1500m and Friday 14th June 2019.pdf
Download this file (Day 4 Santry Saturday 15th June 2019.pdf)Day 4 Santry Saturday 15th June 2019.pdf
Download this file (Day 5 Santry Sunday 16th June.pdf)Day 5 Santry Sunday 16th June.pdf
Download this file (Day 6 Friday 21st June Uneven age Relays and a number of field events Dublin Cha)Day 6 Friday 21st June Uneven age Relays and a number of field events Dublin Cha

Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field Programme 2019 by Nick Davis

The Dublin Graded Meeting Series begins on May 1st. in Morton Stadium with eight meetings scheduled for the season. These meetings have a nationwide appeal with athletes from all over the country travelling  . They give an unique opportunity to compete at an appropriate level across the entire range of track and field events.

Last season a highly successful Jumps Clinic was introduced and it will be back again at the opening meeting in Morton Stadium on May 1st. when National Jumps Coach David Murphy will be along to provide his expertise . A chance for athletes and coaches to hone their technique for the forthcoming season.

The extension of Women's Middle Distance Grades to " C" and "D" has been highly successful 

giving athletes with no previous track experience the chance to move off the roads and enjoy running with athletes at their own standard.

On Line entries will be available up to 2 p.m. on the day of competition and athletes are encouraged to use this system as it facilitates the grading of athletes.

Last year Phil Healy set an Irish 100 Metres record in Morton Stadium at a Graded Meeting so athletes of all standards can set about setting their own personal records during the Summer at a Dublin Graded Meeting.

 

Attached you will find full programme of events for the season

 

Attachments:
Download this file (Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field Programme 2019.pdf)Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field Programme 2019.pdf

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