Dublin Athletic BoardResults of even age Juvenile Cross Country Championships
Click below for results even ages Juvenile Cross Country Championships
Senior and Junior Cross Country 31st October 2021
Online entries for the Dublin Senior and Junior Cross Country
Championships are now open on the Myrunresults website at
Participants can be added as team members or as Individuals. Either
way, all finishers will be used to determine the results whether
entered on a team or as an Individual. Clubs may choose the most cost
effective option to enter their runners. The venue is Trinity Sports Grounds on Santry Avenue Dublin 9.
Note for senior mens race team results will be calculated on top four finishers from each club.
However medals will be awarded to the top six home from each club in Gold Silver and Bronze categories.
Click the attachment below for full information.
Novice Cross Country Results 2021
Click below for full listing of Womens and Mens Novice Cross Country Results 2021
Races held in Tymon Park on 10th October 2021
Dublin Juvenile League 2 and Novice Cross Country Course Maps
Please find attached detailed maps for Dublin Juvenile League2 and Dublin Novice Cross Country Championships
 Dublin Novice all race maps.pdf |
Dublin Juvenile Championships Full Results and Timetable for 24th July
Dublin Juvenile Championships Full Results and timetable for 24th July team events
Amended timetable added for Dublin Juvenile Track - Field Championships
Please note the following changes;
All 400m sprints are FINALS
U10 500m and U11 600m - 3 Heats in the Girls and 2 Heats in the Boys - Medals decided on fastest times.
U15 Girls 250m Hurdles - 2 Heats
The U13 Girls Javelin and U12 Girls High Jump will take place in Tallaght on Thursday 15th July starting at 8.30pm.
The U12 Boys High Jump will take place in Tallaght on Tuesday 20th July at 8.30pm
Please advise your athletes and parents/guardians NOT TO ARRIVE ANY EARLIER THAN 8pm.
The U9/10/11 Team Competition –Saturday 24th of July – Morton Stadium, Santry – Entries Close: Wednesday 14th July
This is strictly for pairs and NO individuals can be entered
Due to the restricted numbers ONLY 1 Parent/Guardian is permitted to accompany his her charge on competition days.
IMPORTANT REMINDER: THE COVID HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE MUST BE COMPLETED FOR THE ATHLETE AND THE ONE PARENT/GUARDIAN ATTENDING AND BY OFFICIALS THROUGH THE LINK BELOW, NO EARLIER THAN THE EVENING BEFORE AND NO LATER THAN THE MORNING OF EACH AND EVERY COMPETITION DAY.
ALL PARENTS/GUARDIANS, OFFICIALS and ATHLETES U14 – U19 MUST WEAR A FACE COVERING WHEN NOT COMPETING.
National Juvenile Championships – These are scheduled to take place in Tullamore on the dates below.
Saturday 7th August U12-U19 T&F Championships Day 1
Sunday 8th August U13-U19 T&F Championships Day 2
Saturday 14th August U14-U19 T&F Championships Day 3
Saturday 21st August Children’s Team Games, U12-U13 T&F Championships (Track & HJ)
No timetables have been posted as yet for the above.
ONLY the first 3 individuals in the U12 – U19 events and 3 teams in each event in the U9/10/11 team competition (Children’s Team Games) qualify for Nationals.
Clubs MUST confirm their U12-U19 athletes are competing at Nationals by Wednesday 21st July. Entry fee €5 per event payable to Dublin Athletic Board.
No direct entry for U17/18/19 athletes this year – Qualification through Dublin Championships ONLY.
Graded Track and Field Series 2020 comment and Analysis by Nick Davis
The reduced number of Graded Meetings due to Covid 19 were very much appreciated by athletes with one happy participant exclaiming " it was fantastic to be back on the track I thought we were never going to get a opportunity to compete.The effort of the Graded Meeting Team to stage the events is very much appreciated."
Molly Scott got proceedings underway on the first evening in Morton Stadium with a 12.03 clocking in the 100m with Bandon's Shane Howard the fastest man over the distance in 10.88 running into a slight headwind. Cherry Nolan won the first women's 1500 holding of the challenge of Niamh Kearney in 4m37.57. The fastest man over the 5 races in the men's series was Jonathan Whan of Clonliffe who had a finish straight sprint to win the men's "A" race in 3m53.3,
Raheny's Niamgh Fogarty had the best throw in the women's discus with 46,84 and Eoin Sheridan of Clonliffe 51.31 effort lead the men's field.
Tallaght was the venue for the second meeting with Sarah McCarthy winning the first 200m in25.20 into a minus headwind and Paul McDermott won the men's "A" race in 22.45..
Aimee Hayde won the first of seven 800m races in 2.08.31.. Philip Marron held off the home straight challenge of Jake Bagge to win the men's 800 in 1.52.50.
Geoffrey Jay O*Regan cleared 2m00 to win the men's high jump.
It was back to Tallaght for the third meeting Paul Murphy of Ferrybank clocked 48.79 in the men's 400m.North Down's Rachedl McCann was the . fastest woman winning in 56.52.
Ciara Wilson of D.M.P. took the first of five 5000metres leading from the start to clock 17m42.10.
Raheny's Brian Fay took the field along in the "A" Men's 5000m dropping out at 3k with 8m23s on the clock to Leave Sean Tobin in front who retained his rhythm to clock 13m53,65s a good start to his outdoor season. Paul O'Donnell of D.S.D. ran a very measured race to clock14m16,36 in second with Eoin Everard third.Next up was Conor Duffy who held off the challenge of Mick Clohissey.
In another 5k James Hyland held off the home straight challenge of his Raheny Clubmate David Rooney who was making a return to competition after a long absence.. no fewer than 92 athletes competed in the 5000m series which indicates the need for competition in this truncated track and field season.
Nick Davis
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