Fixtures

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

The Programme of events for the Dublin Athletic Board Graded Track and Field series 2017 has now been prepared. Click below for full information. There may be some alterations to this schedule

over the next weeks so when planning your track season keep an eye on your chosen events.

Click below for the programme of events for Dublin Indoor Track & Field Championships 2017

Click below to view the Graded Track and Field Terms and Conditions. Online entries for each meeting will be available ten days before the meeting.

By popular demand a 5000m race for men all grades has been added to the meeting number 6 on July the 9th, this will help athletes with preperation for National Championships. Please see attached amended programme.

Please find below details of the Dublin Juvenile Track and Field details and times

Click below for Juvenile Track and Field Events and times for League 1

Graded Track and Field Competition
WHAT TO DO AND WHAT NOT TO DO

A condition of your entry being accepted by the Dublin County Athletic Board is that at all times
you will abide by the rules applicable to the Graded series.

1. ATHLETES MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE (In the year) TO COMPETE IN THE
GRADED COMPETITIONS.

2. All clubs are expected to provide at LEAST TWO OFFICIALS for the duration of each
meeting. All officials are asked to check in at the registration room.

3. Entry forms must be fully completed, i.e. name, club and registration number etc.

4. Entries without registration numbers and fees will not be accepted.

5. CLUB COLOURS MUST BE WORN IN ALL GRADED AND C'SHIP COMPETITION

6. Competitors who enter for the series should retain their number throughout the series.
One night numbers must not be worn for a second meeting.

7. Athletes must check in at least 30 minutes before event start time.

8. Athletes must first fill in the registration form for each meeting

9. Each athlete must fill in their number, name and club on the event card provided.
IF YOU ARE NOT LISTED ON THE EVENT CARD (Start sheet) YOU ARE NOT BE ENTERED
FOR THE EVENT.

10. Athletes may compete in more than one event in the competition, at no extra cost.

11. Events will be run in grade order, women before men, starting with grade 'B' for women
and grade 'D' for men.
If development races are included, they will be run before the graded events.

12. Additional events, i.e. relays, hurdles or special events will be included in any meeting if a
request is made to the Competition Secretary in reasonable time (at least two weeks before
the meeting.

13. The organisers may, at their own discretion, bring forward the start time of any event.

14. In the interest of safety, those throwing the hammer must be capable of at least one turn.

15. All athletes must be registered with A.A.I and may be asked to produce a registration card.
16. Please enter on-line to assist with admin. on the night. Late penalty for 'on the night' entries.

Electronic timing will be in operation at each meeting

"Leinster 10 Miles Road Championship 2014"

Important Notice for all Clubs.

The Leinster 10 Miles Road Championships has been revived this year.

This year's Race will be run in conjunction with the Battle of Clontarf  Brian Boru 10 Miles Road Race
which takes place in St Annes Park, Raheny, Dublin 5 on Easter Monday 21st April at 10am. 

Closing date for entries in on April 19th.

Athletes should enter the race through the normal channels. At www.rahenyshamrock.ie.

Club should be clearly stated on the entry. Results will be computed from the main results.

Clubs please advise Pat Hooper, Race Director of your club's athletes finishing places in all catagories after the race.

Email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.   Mob. 086 8158052

All enquiries for this event to this address please.