Road League Race 2, INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
10 years ago
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Results
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000
1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990
1989 1988 1987 1986 1985
Michael O'Dwyer provided this summary of the winning times over the years.
WOMEN:
1985 Emily Dowling 27:43
1986 Julia Gates 26:22
1987 Sue Collier 26:05
1988 Jill Hunter 25:24
1989 Christine Kennedy 26:32
1990 Wendy Breed 26:22
1991 Wendy Breed 25:32
1992 Heather Heasman 26:52
1993 Esther Kiplagat 26:00
1994 Catherina McKiernan 25:43 [RACE RECORD]
1995 Catherina McKiernan 15:35 '5km'
1996 Rose Cheruiyot 15:12 '5km'
1997 Rosie Lambe 27:33
1998 Sally Kiplimo 26:16
1999 Magdalene Chemgor 26:41
2000 Magdalene Chemgor 26:13
2001 Magdalene Chemgor 25:56
2002 Emily Samedi 26:32
2003 Catherina McKiernan 27:05
2004 Pauline Curley 27:25
2005 Pauline Curley 27:07
2006 Pauline Curley 27:40
2007 Niamh Devlin 28:55
2008 Orla O'Mahoney 28:39
2009 Rosemary Ryan 27:48
MEN:
1985 Noel Harvey 24:04
1986 Mark Rowland 23:02
1987 Seamus Lea 23:19
1988 Dave Taylor 22:48
1989 Mike McLeod 23:10
1990 Nick Rose 23:03
1991 Eamonn Martin 22:07
1992 Ian Hamer 22:35
1993 Ismael Kirui 22:07 [RACE RECORD]
1994 John Treacy 23:06
1995 James Kariuki 13:38 '5km'
1996 Rob Denmark 13:30 '5km'
1997 Daniel Gidumbanda 23:28
1998 Ismael Kirui 22:25
1999 Martin McCarthy 23:11
2000 Peter Matthews 23:03
2001 Julius Kimtai 23:16
2002 Noel Berkeley 23:41
2003 Seamus Power 23:47
2004 Gerry Ryan 24:11
2005 Gerry Ryan 24:26
2006 Simon Tanui 23:47
2007 Kidane Gemechu 22:54
2008 Vinny Mulvey 24:07
2009 Sergiu Ciobanu 24:19
If people has results from the missing years can they please email them in.
1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990
1989 1988 1987 1986 1985
Michael O'Dwyer provided this summary of the winning times over the years.
WOMEN:
1985 Emily Dowling 27:43
1986 Julia Gates 26:22
1987 Sue Collier 26:05
1988 Jill Hunter 25:24
1989 Christine Kennedy 26:32
1990 Wendy Breed 26:22
1991 Wendy Breed 25:32
1992 Heather Heasman 26:52
1993 Esther Kiplagat 26:00
1994 Catherina McKiernan 25:43 [RACE RECORD]
1995 Catherina McKiernan 15:35 '5km'
1996 Rose Cheruiyot 15:12 '5km'
1997 Rosie Lambe 27:33
1998 Sally Kiplimo 26:16
1999 Magdalene Chemgor 26:41
2000 Magdalene Chemgor 26:13
2001 Magdalene Chemgor 25:56
2002 Emily Samedi 26:32
2003 Catherina McKiernan 27:05
2004 Pauline Curley 27:25
2005 Pauline Curley 27:07
2006 Pauline Curley 27:40
2007 Niamh Devlin 28:55
2008 Orla O'Mahoney 28:39
2009 Rosemary Ryan 27:48
MEN:
1985 Noel Harvey 24:04
1986 Mark Rowland 23:02
1987 Seamus Lea 23:19
1988 Dave Taylor 22:48
1989 Mike McLeod 23:10
1990 Nick Rose 23:03
1991 Eamonn Martin 22:07
1992 Ian Hamer 22:35
1993 Ismael Kirui 22:07 [RACE RECORD]
1994 John Treacy 23:06
1995 James Kariuki 13:38 '5km'
1996 Rob Denmark 13:30 '5km'
1997 Daniel Gidumbanda 23:28
1998 Ismael Kirui 22:25
1999 Martin McCarthy 23:11
2000 Peter Matthews 23:03
2001 Julius Kimtai 23:16
2002 Noel Berkeley 23:41
2003 Seamus Power 23:47
2004 Gerry Ryan 24:11
2005 Gerry Ryan 24:26
2006 Simon Tanui 23:47
2007 Kidane Gemechu 22:54
2008 Vinny Mulvey 24:07
2009 Sergiu Ciobanu 24:19
If people has results from the missing years can they please email them in.
5 Mile Classic
Online entry for the Sportsworld 5 mile Classic 2009 are now open. The race is on Sunday May 17th at 10am.
Sportsworld Running Club was founded in 1983 and is based in Bushy Park, Terenure. Over the years it has developed into one of the biggest running clubs in Ireland with a current membership of over 200 men and women. In its short history it has had remarkable success winning National, Dublin and Eastern Region titles in both men and women's categories.
In 1985 the club organised the very first Dublin 5 Mile Classic and since then the event has gone from strength to strength and is now established as one of the premier road races of the Irish Athletics calendar. Sportsworld are proud to be the promoter of this great event which has attracted many of the worlds leading runners to our capital city culminating in Ismael Kiruis' World best time of 22:07 set in 1993. At the same time, we make sure the needs of the fun runner and walkers are not forgotten.
Awards
First 1000 participants will receive a beautifully designed race T-shirt and a unique Asics gift.
Prizes
A large prize fund will be distributed among the first ten senior male and female runners, as well as all the usual Masters categories (o/40 to o/65).
Charity
Any profits arising from the race will be shared with Our Lady’s Hospital for Sick Children in Crumlin. We would also request race entrants, if intending to raise monies for charity through their race participation, to consider raising funds for the hospital.
Training Times
Training Times
The club meets every Tuesday and Thursday at 7pm in the clubhouse. There are weekend training sessions as well but they are usually confirmed at the week night sessions.
Weekend Training Sessions
Training sessions/long runs are organised on most Saturday and Sunday mornings. These are normally in Phoenix Park or in Irish town stadium but can be in other places.
So if you are feeling guilty about lying in a nice warm bed Saturday and Sunday mornings and you would like to be included in the weekend training sessions webtext, sent out Fridays, then pass on your mobile number to - Michael Cunningham or Lucy D’Arcy at the clubhouse at Tuesdays & Thursdays training (7pm). Normally the training sessions include going for coffee and breakfast afterward.
So hope to see Saturday and Sunday mornings.
The club meets every Tuesday and Thursday at 7pm in the clubhouse. There are weekend training sessions as well but they are usually confirmed at the week night sessions.
Weekend Training Sessions
Training sessions/long runs are organised on most Saturday and Sunday mornings. These are normally in Phoenix Park or in Irish town stadium but can be in other places.
So if you are feeling guilty about lying in a nice warm bed Saturday and Sunday mornings and you would like to be included in the weekend training sessions webtext, sent out Fridays, then pass on your mobile number to - Michael Cunningham or Lucy D’Arcy at the clubhouse at Tuesdays & Thursdays training (7pm). Normally the training sessions include going for coffee and breakfast afterward.
So hope to see Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Sportsworld Terenure
Sportsworld Running Club was founded in 1983 and is based in Bushy Park, Terenure. Over the years it has developed into one of the biggest clubs in Ireland with a current membership of over 200 men and women.
In its short history it has had remarkable success winning National, Dublin and Eastern Region titles in both men and women's categories. In 1985 the club organised the very first 5 Mile Classic and since then the event has gone from strength to strength and is now established as the premier road race of the Irish Athletics calendar.
Sportsworld Running Club are proud to be the promoter of this great event which has attracted many of the worlds leading distance runners to our capital city culminating in Ismael Kiruis' World Best time of 22:07 set in 1993 while at the same time making sure the needs of the fun runner and walkers are not forgotten.
View Sportsworld Terenure in a larger map
Getting Here
Where Are We :
We are located in South/West Dublin in the Suburb of Terenure, in a public park called Bushy Park.
How To Get There :
You can travel from the City Centre by bus on any of the following routes : 15, 15B, 49, 49A, 65, 65B and you should ask for a fare to Bushy Park which is right beside Terenure College.
When Traveling By Car :
1. From the North or West side of the city you should travel on the M50 motorway till the intersection with the N81 Tallaght Bypass, turn left onto the N81. Travel for 1 mile, through Templeogue Village and along Templeogue Road until the junction with Fortfield Road. You will now see Bushy Park on your right hand side and Terenure College on your Left.
2. From the City Centre travel south/west, follow direction signs to the suburb of Terenure and the N81. At the main crossroads / trafficlights beside the Bank Of Ireland in Terenure follow the sign for the N81 and travel for about half a mile along the Templeogue Road. Bushy Park will be on your left and Terenure College will be on your right.
In its short history it has had remarkable success winning National, Dublin and Eastern Region titles in both men and women's categories. In 1985 the club organised the very first 5 Mile Classic and since then the event has gone from strength to strength and is now established as the premier road race of the Irish Athletics calendar.
Sportsworld Running Club are proud to be the promoter of this great event which has attracted many of the worlds leading distance runners to our capital city culminating in Ismael Kiruis' World Best time of 22:07 set in 1993 while at the same time making sure the needs of the fun runner and walkers are not forgotten.
View Sportsworld Terenure in a larger map
Getting Here
Where Are We :
We are located in South/West Dublin in the Suburb of Terenure, in a public park called Bushy Park.
How To Get There :
You can travel from the City Centre by bus on any of the following routes : 15, 15B, 49, 49A, 65, 65B and you should ask for a fare to Bushy Park which is right beside Terenure College.
When Traveling By Car :
1. From the North or West side of the city you should travel on the M50 motorway till the intersection with the N81 Tallaght Bypass, turn left onto the N81. Travel for 1 mile, through Templeogue Village and along Templeogue Road until the junction with Fortfield Road. You will now see Bushy Park on your right hand side and Terenure College on your Left.
2. From the City Centre travel south/west, follow direction signs to the suburb of Terenure and the N81. At the main crossroads / trafficlights beside the Bank Of Ireland in Terenure follow the sign for the N81 and travel for about half a mile along the Templeogue Road. Bushy Park will be on your left and Terenure College will be on your right.
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