Fixtures

Dublin 10 Mile Road Championships

The Dublin 10 Mile Road Championships, hosted by Civil Service Harriers AC, will be incorporated in the Frank Duffy 10 Mile on Saturday 19^th August in Phoenix Park. The Frank Duffy 10 Mile forms part of the Irish Life Dublin Marathon Race Series.  Entries at: eventmaster.ie/event/79PGcyeFdv

Please note:

• If you have entered the race already please check that you have given your correct club and category details
• Only athletes registered as from Dublin Athletics clubs can compete in Dublin Championships
• Individual Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded to the first 3 Dublin club runners home and in all individual categories from M/F35 through to M/F65.  A Masters’ athlete finishing in the first 3 home will be awarded only the overall individual medal.  The Masters’ medals then go to the 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th place finishers from that category.
• Gold, Silver and Bronze medals to be awarded for Senior teams (4 to score), M/F35 teams (4 to score), M50 teams (4 to score) and F50 teams (3 to score)
• For team scoring, finishers may be moved up to a higher team category to best benefit their club’s scoring position in the higher category e.g. if an M35+ or F35+ have a better score than one of their Senior finishers, he/she will be counted in the Senior team scoring calculation.  The same applies between M/F50+ and M/F35+
• Where a Master scores on a Senior medal winning team, that Master cannot score for their club in their own age category team
• Championship results will be counted from the gun time and competitors must start in the first wave of runners

Please see attached the final programme for the Graded Meeting on the DSD track on Wednesday 05 July 2023. The Long Jump will be a Dublin Championships event.

Dublin Athletics are pleased to announce that the Women’s Road 10K Championships which was withdrawn as an event at late notice from the recent Womens Mini Marathon 10K will now be incorporated in the Fingal 10K scheduled for Swords on July 16th. The Fingal 10k forms part of The Dublin Marathon Irish Life Race Series and we are grateful for the opportunity to house the Championship within such a prestigious event.

A few important points to note 

• If you have entered the Fingal 10K already, please check that you have given your correct Category details and your Club.
• If you wish to enter, please note that entries close on JULY 5th on the Eventsmasters website at https://eventmaster.ie/event/Pk4pUJDhLe.
• Individual Gold, Silver and Bronze medals will be awarded in all individual Categories from Senior through to F65. An F35 athlete can be in the first three home with the runner being only awarded the overall individual medal. The Masters medal then goes to the 2nd, 3^rdand 4^th place finishers from that Category.
• Online entry system to record whether running in Dublin championship and Club name. Only registered athletes from Dublin Athletics Clubs can compete in Dublin Championship.
• Gold Silver and Bronze medals to be awarded for Senior Teams (4 to score) , F35 ( 4 to score) and F50 (3 to score).
• Please note that athletes score on the teams relative to their Individual category. Senior teams (scorers max age 34), F35 Teams (scorers aged between 35 and 49) and F50 Teams, (scorers over 50 years). If a Master runner is required to make up a Senior team for this particular Championship, please email Dick Hooper at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. beforehand.

Dick Hooper

Hon Sec Road & CC

Please see attached the timetable for the Graded Meeting No 5 in Mirton Stadium on 21st June. The Dublin championship events are the mens 5000m, womens 3,000m and the pole vault where the first 3 from Dublin Clubs will win medals. Please wait near the finish where the medals will be presented.

It is with regret that the Dublin Board has to postpone the running of the Dublin Women's 10k Road Race Championships, which was scheduled to be run with the Women's Mini Marathon on Sunday 04 June. We will look at alternative dates/races at our next Board meeting in June. We apologise to all the women who had intended to run in the Championships and wish them well in the race in any event. 

PJ Claffey

Chairman, Dublin Athletic Board

TRACK

Tallaght AC’s Rhasidat Adeleke, still aged only 20, was again in record breaking form again over the weekend when she ran  49.54 secs in the 400m at the NCAA West qualifiers in Sacramento, California, on Saturday night to improver on her own Irish record of 49.90 set last month in Florida.  It was  Adeleke’s sixth Irish record this year over the 200m and 400m distances. At the same championships, Brian Fay of Raheny Shamrock AC was an impressive winner of the men’s 5000m in 13:24.71. Both  will now compete at the NCAA Championships in Texas in June starting on June 7 - as will Paul O’Donnell of DSD AC who finished 10th in the 10,000m with a time of  29:11.54 at the NCAA East  qualifiers in Jacksonville, Florida.

In Rabta at the  Diamond Meet meet on Sunday, Sarah Healy of UCD AC made an impressive start to her  summer season when finishing a steady seventh in the 1500m with a time of 4:03.57.

Closer to home,  home,  Roisin O’Reilly of UCD AC was the winner of the women’s 1500m title with a time of 4:45.16 at a well-supported Leinster Track and Field Championships held over two days on Saturday and Sunday (May 27/28)  in Carlow. Sadhbh Mohan of MSB AC won junior’ 1500m in 4:49.21.  Winning the junior men’s title was Jared Murray of Rathfarnham WSAF AC in 4:19.97.  A day later, in the 3000m, O’Reilly finished second  in 10:04.51. Taking the senior men’s 5000m title was David Scanlon of Rathfarnham WSAF AC in 15:18.72. Second in 15:30.68 was Stephen Cashin of Clonliffe Harriers in 15:30.68. In the sprints, Bori Akinola  of UCD AC  was an impressive winner of the 100m in 10.61 secs. Angela Castell Rodriguez of Raheny Shamrock AC took the women’s 200m title  with Aobh Forde of DSD AC winning the junior 200m in 26.14. Rathfarnham WSAF  AC clublates Caitriona Dowling and Louise Gaffrney battled it out in the 800m with Dowling the winner in 2:18.73. Caoimhe Mackey of Donore Harriers won the 400m hurdles in 66:82. Winning the women’s pole vault with a height of 2.80m was Una Samuels of DSD AC. Grace Casey of Clonliffe Harriers took the senior javelin title with a 42.74 effort, while in the discus, Niamh Forgarty of Raheny Shamrock AC threw 49.32 for a clear win. . 

Multi-eventer Rolus Olusa of Clonliffe Harriers won the senior men’s 110m hurdles in 15.07 secs and was second in the pole vault. In the 56lb weight for distance, David Marquis of DSD AC was the winner with a heave of 6.35m. Winning the masters title with the lighter 35lb weight was former Olympic discus thrower John Menton  of DSD AC with 9.05m. Master winners from Dublin  included Snezana Bectina of Clonliffe Harriers who won the W40 200m, 400m and 400m hurdles.  Special congrats to  the Lucan Harriers masters who travelled to Carlow in force!.

Others Dublin winners included: 100m -  Sorcha Dineen (Lucan Harriers) W35, Dara Carr (LSA AC) W50, Shane Sheridan (DSD AC) M60, Liam Lyster (Crusaders AC M65 and David Leech (Blackrock AC) M70.  200m - Sarah Doylw (Tallaght AC) W35,  Carol Kearney (Lucan Harriers) W55, Dara Carr (LSA AC) W50, Shane Sheridan (DSD AC) M60, Liam Lyster (Crusaders AC) M65.  400m -  Carol Kearney (Lucan Harriers) W55,  Donal Swift (Crusaders AC) M70. 800m -  Breda Smyth (Lucan Harriers) W50, Liz Arkins (Lucan Harriers) W65, Stephen Brett ( MSB AC)  M45, Neil Sherlock (Clonliffe Harriers) M35,. John Healy (Lucan Harriers) M55, George Maybury (Clonliffe Harriers) M65. 1500m - Zoe Quinn  (Raheny Shamrock AC) W45, Breda Smyth (Lucan Harriers) W50 , Mary Browne ( Lucan Harriers) W65. David Kirwan (Raheny Shamrock AC) M45.  300m - Fiona Hayden (Love2Run AC) W35, Sinead Tighe (Bros Pearse AC) W45,  Breda Smyth (Lucan Harriers) W50, Liz Arkins (Lucan Harriers) W65. 5000m - Lea Fulcher (Plant Based AC) M45,  Tomasz Olech (Love2Run AC) M40, James Crowley (Lucan Harriers) M50, Tom Monks (Clonliffe Harriers ) M60.  Steeplechase - Eimear Caulfield (LSA AC)  W40, David Dunwoody (Clonliffe Harriers)  M50. Long jump -George Wyatt (DSD AC) M55, Rob Ryan (MSB AC) M40, Pearse Carberry (Lucan Harriers) M45. High  jump -Edel Maguire (Clonliffe Harriers) W60, Katrioan Power (Lucan Harriers) W50, Paul Curtayne 9Rahney Sharmock) M50, Pole vault - Alison Beck (DSD AC) W40.  Shot - Liam Lyster (Crusaders AC) M65, Lucy Moore (DSD AC) W65. Javelin - Pearse Carberry (Lucan Harriers) M45, Colin Browne (Lusk AC) M50. Hammer - Peadar McGing (DSDAC) M65, Patsy Conboy (Bros Pearse AC) M80. Katriona Power (Lucan Harriers) W50, Frances Mansfield (Clonliffe Hrs ) W75. Discus - Eamon Gahan (Lusk AC) M45, Peadar McGing (DSD AC) M65,Patsy Conboy 9Bros Pearse) M80.Katrioan Power (Lucan Harriers) W50, Frances Mansfield (Clonliffe Harriers) W75. Weight for distance - Lucy Moore (DSD AC) W65.

Winners of the Dublin 800m Championships held in conjunction with Dublin Graded Track Meet  No 3 in Lucan  on Wednesday (May 24) were  Amy O’Donoghue of Dundrum South Dublin AC in 2:09.47 and  Jack Byrne of Donore Harriers in 1:57.27.  An impressive winner of the grade A men’s 400m was Lee Byrne of Rathfarnham WSAF AC in 50.77. In the B race, Ailin Rock Geraghty of Tallaght AC was the winner in 50.93.

Next graded meet takes place at the UCD track on Saturday next (June 3). 

Please see attached the draft timetable for Graded Meeting No. 4 at U|C|D trasck on 03 June 2023. The points schedule and leading finishers in The Grand Prix after three Graded Meetings are also attached. At the UCD Meeting we have Dublin Championships events for the men's 10,000m and the womens 5,000m. All Clubs are encouraged to send members to these events. In addition Championships will also be held for the 100m, 400m and Javelin. Online entries for this meeting will be open on Athletics Ireland Entry for Sport shortly. Scroll down to Meeting No. 825

Please see attached the amended timetable for graded meeting No 3 at Lucan track on Wednesday 24th May 2023. The 800m is a Dublin Championships event, where medals will be awarded to the first 3 from Dublin Clubs. The fastest times will apply over all races. There is free parking available at Lucan Track but in the event of overflow there is ample extra parking at the nearby Supervalue Centre.