Click below for Results of Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field Meeting 3  2017

Attachments:

Results Field Events Graded 3 2017.pdf

Results Track Graded Meeting 3 2017.pdf

Click below for Results of Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field Meeting 2  2017

Attachments:

Field Results Graded Meeting 2 2017.pdf

Track Results Graded Meeting 2.pdf

Cliock below for Results of Dublin Novice Road Championships 2017

Attachments:

Dublin Road Novice 2017 Results.pdf

Well done to all the athletes who competed in Graded Meeting 1 in Morton Stadium Santry. Thanks also to all the volunteer officials who attended to ensure the successful running of the meeting. The results are now attached, if there are any errors please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will check it out. The entry for Graded Meeting 2 on 10th May in Tallaght Athletic Stadium will be open shortly on this site.

Attachments:

Meeting 1 2017 Field Results.pdf

Meeting 1 2017 Track Results.pdf

The Dublin Graded Meetings series of eight meetings gets underway on Wednesday April 26th. at Morton Stadium. Offering a comprehensive range of track and field events in what is arguably the most popular and best supported competition in the country.

Athletes from newcomers to international level are catered for in the various grades and is ideal for those distance runners seeking refuge from road races and looking to experiment with track racing. The introduction of a Grade "C" category in women's middle and long distance races will be attractive to those looking to venture onto the track for the first time.

An innovation this year will be a Mixed Relay consisting of four legs over distances  800m x400x 800m x 400m each team consisting of two women and two men.. The venues will be Morton, Tallaght and Irishtown Stadiums.

The highly successful Dublin Graded Meetings will include clinics incorporated into two Long Jump competitions on April 26th. and July 7th. both at Morton Stadium.

The organisers are delighted to have acquired the assistance of National  Jumps Coach David Murphy who will be on hand to  help athletes identify technical difficulties with their jumping.

This is an opportunity for athletes over 16 to benefit from coaching assistance in a competition environment . Their coaches could also benefit from their attendance. It is open to athletes from clubs all over the country.

Nick Davis