Club News

The first Open Road Race in the County takes place in Newcastle on Sunday next with their annual 5k starting at 12.30pm. Entries will be taken at the Community Hall in the Village from 10.30am onwards. The Race will start outside the GAA Complex and the race will finish outside the School. All Proceeds goes […]

The Horse and Jockey Hotel was the venue for the County Tipperary Athletic Awards and it was great to see some of our Club members been honoured for what was a great year for the Club. Grainne O Connor got the night off to a flying start. She was the recipient of the Tom Healy

These Championships took place in Nenagh last Sunday and we had four athletes competing. In the over 50 category Neil Proven was making his debut at these Championships and he had a fantastic Championships. The highlight of his events had to be the High Jump, where he cleared 1.45m, brilliant. He also put in a

Jimmy Boland got 2018 off to a flying start when winning the Kildare Half Marathon in Donedea Forest last Saturday. He had 10 seconds to spare at the finish when winning in 78 mins 8 secs. The race was 4 laps of a trail run in Donedea forest. The race started and soon a group

The Clonmel A C New Year 4k Road Race series got off to a brilliant start tonight with 102 mathletes taking part. Conditions for the race were ideal, no breeze and dry, contrary to what went ahead during the day. The Club would like to thank the Brothers of Charity for the use of their

The very popular Togher AC 5k took place in demanding conditions on the 31st December and Pauline Condon finished the year with a good performance when finishing in 25 mins 26 secs.

The Mooreabbey Miler’s promotion of the one Mile dash took place in wet conditions on the 30th December and it was great to see Club members tackling this Classic distance and running well. Nigel O Flaherty ran very well when finishing 11th in 5 mins 6 secs. Then we had Neil Proven also running very

The County Senior and Master Indoors Championships for 2018 took place last Sunday in Nenagh and it was great to see an increase in the number of Club members taking part and supporting these Championships. Competition was good, and it was great to see our members competing well. Joey Feery compete in the Senior 800m

William Maunsell got 2018 off to a very good start in the Ferrycarrig 5 Mile. In a very competitive race he was 3rd in 24 mins 20 secs behind the Raheny Shamrocks duo of Mike Clohisey, who set a new course record, and Conor Dooney, both of whom finished just ahead of him at the

The Antrim International Cross-Country Competition took place on Saturday and Kevin Maunsell was on the Irish team for the event. Conditions were good while the underfoot conditions were soft in parts. The race over 4 laps had a very competitive edge to it. The pace was strong from the start and soon a group of