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Patrick O?Dea Cross Country and Road Races in Lissycasey

Sun, 23 Nov 2008 14:17:30 -0500

Fergus Athletic Club and the Patrick O’Dea open cross country and 5k road races in Lissycasey took place this weekend on the lands of J. J. Sheehan with fine fields in all Juveniles races from U/7 to U/16’s. The misty weather made underfoot conditions tough for the juvenile athletes. In the ladies 5000m road race Marian Burke of St. Mary’s recorded a big win in (19mins. 30secs) with Sharon Rynne Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare a very good second and Margaret Ryan Kilnaboy third. Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare retained their team title ahead of Loughrea and St Mary’s. Jason Fahy of Olympic Harriers was victorious in the men’s 5000m race in 15:09 with Dermot Galvin of St. John’s taking the runner-up spot and James McIntyre Tulla was third with St Johns taking the senior men’s team title and the Bernie Meaney Shield ahead of Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare and Tuam. In the novice race there was a great win here for Donal Howley Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare. He captured this title for the second year in a row and he was followed home in second place by Kenneth Rodgers Crusheen and a surprise third was the captain of the County senior football champions James Kelly of Fergus Athletic Club. This concluded a mighty team victory with the Patrick O’Dea Cup going to St. Cronans ahead of Fergus A. C and Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare. The Patrick O’Dea Cup was presented to Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare for the best overall club on the day with (255pts) with St. Johns second on (184pts) and third were St. Marys on (153pts). The heavy rain on Saturday made underfoot conditions difficult for fast running and athletes from all over Clare contested all the races. In the girls U/7’s Eimear Hodgins of Marian took the gold medal ahead of Ruth Finucane of St. Mary’s and Eirin Neylon Marian third. John Murphy Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare recorded a great victory in the boys U/7’s and a fine second was Seamus Casey St. Mary’s who was leading on the home straight a took a tumble just metres from the finish with Thomas Kelly St. Mary’s producing a great finish to snatch third. Fidelma Marrinan St Johns came with a late surge to take the Girls U/8’s from Emma Mc Mahon and Tara Kelly both St. Mary’s and in the boys U/8 Adrian Mc Carthy St Cronans outsprinted Niall Canavan Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare just metres from the finish line with Thomas Clancy St Johns storming home in third place. Cliodhna Blake St Johns lead from start to finish to caused a big surprise in the girls U/10’s when taking the title ahead of Caoimhie Harvey St Johns with Niamh Fitzhenry Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare working hard to take third place and their was a great contest in the boys U/10’s with Jason Mc Carthy St Cronans producing a great sprint finish to snatch this victory from the early leaders Brian Leyden Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare and coming with a late burst to take third Wayne Linnane St. Mary’s. There was a mighty contest in the girls U/12’s with two Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare athletes contesting this title and Roisin Considine had to work hard on the uphill stretch to hold off that strong challenge from Siobhan Nestor to win with Rachel Clancy St Johns taking the bronze medal and in the boys U/12 once again a very impressive winner was Jacob Loughnane Marian from David Mc Carthy St Cronans and a fine performance from Eoin Devereaux Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare to finish third. The Girls U/14’s was a cracking contest and run over two laps and Shauna Harvey St Johns along with Laura Egan Kilmihil producing a mighty contest and with the lead changing hands on several occasions it was Laura Egan who had to push hard all the way to take this title after a mighty sprint over the last 100metres with Shauna Harvey and Orla Flanagan Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare working hard to hold onto third spot and in the boys U/14’s Damian Burke Kilmihil made it look so easy and this man is running with great confidence with the All-Ireland this Sunday in Kildare he wil be among the leading contenders for National honours and the man that was second Conor Cleary Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare ran a fine race with Ian Slobody Kilmihil a very good third. Lisa Loughnane St Cronans dominated the girls U/16’s from start to finish with Niamh Donnellan Kilmihil a close second and Sorcha Loughnane Marian taking the thir spot with Paul O’Conghaile Marian running in the boys U/16’s made all the front running and he made the hills look very easy when he coasted to a big win over Shane O’Loughlin Kilnaboy with Eoin Brew St Johns working hard to take third place. The ladies race run over a distance of 5000metres attracted a fine turnout from St. Marys. St. Cronans. Ennis Track Club. Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare. Loughrea. Tuam and Galway City Harriers with the race starting near the Credit Union in Lissycasey and running over a two lap course Marian Burke St. Mary’s. Sharon Rynne. Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare and Margaret Ryan Kilnaboy set a good lively pace for the first lap and they were closely followed by Liz Keane Loughrea. Claire O’Callaghan Fergus and Aishling Power Ennis Track. The big field was well strung out as they made their way out on their final lap Marian Burke was now working hard at the front and when she came back on to the main road she had opened up a fine lead and she crossed the finishing line to record a mighty victory with a time of (19mins. 30secs) with Sharon Rynne coming through over the final 800metres to take second place in (20mins. 55secs) and a mighty race from Margaret Ryan Kilnaboy to take third in (21mins. 19secs). Their was one great contest for the team award with team title holders Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare taking the title for the third year in a row with 2nd Sharon Rynne. 7th Maura Falsey and 8th Christine Organ for a total of (17pts) and second were Loughrea on (27pts) and third St. Marys on (31pts). The masters ladies O/35 and a great victory here for Aishling Power Ennis Track ahead of Audrey Greaney Tuam and Teresa Ryan St. Mary’s with Liz Keane Loughrea taking the masters O/40’s ahead of Christine Organ Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare and Marie Fennessy Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare with Maura Falsey Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare retaining her masters O/45’s title and a close second Bernie Kelly Galway City Harriers with Marie Kelly Loughrea third. The senior mens 5000metres race attracted one of the biggest field of athletes ever to the village of Lissycasey and their was and early break of three athletes Jason Fahy Olympic Harriers. Dermot Galvin St Johns and James Mc Intyre Tulla they started out with a very fast pace and taking the big field around by Kearney’s Pub and over the first of this two lap course they had this fine field of athletes in almost single file. Donal Howley. James Kenny both Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare. Pat Hogan Ennis Track. T. J. Whyte Tuam and Kenneth Rodgers Crusheen. The final lap and Jason Fahy up the tempo and with one uphill stretch he made a very decisive break and he held that slight advantage all the way to the finish to take the Patrick O’Dea Cup with a time of (15mins. 09secs) after a great battle with Dermot Galvin where he had to settle for the runner up spot in (15mins. 31secs) and again another big performance by James Mc Intyre Tulla to finishing third in (16mins. 01secs). The senior mens team award and the Bernie Meaney Shield went to St Johns on (53pts) with 2nd Dermot Galvin. 15th Paul daly. 16th John Galvin. 20th Willie Keane second were last years runners up Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare on (103pts) with Tuam A. C third on (142pts). Their was a great contest for the masters O/40’s with Pat Hogan Ennis Track holding offa strong challenge from Terry Hennessy St Cronans and David Mullins Tuam. The masters O/50’s was dominated by three Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare athletes and the big winner here was James Kenny from Tom Mackey and Michael Harvey. Willie Keane St Johns had just ten seconds to spare over Tom Madden Marian to capture the masters O/55’s with Denis Meaney third and the O/65’s going to Roger Rush Tuam. The Mens Novice title once again for the second year in a row was dominated by Donal Howley Kilmurry Ibroickane/North Clare who finished 7th overall in the field with a surprise second Kenneth Rodgers Crusheen and what a performance from James Kelly Lassycasey Captain to take place and finish 13th overall in the field. The Patrick O’Dea Cup going to St Cronans and this team was made up of a father and two sons with 9th Terry Hennessy. 10th Iggy Landers. 14th Padraig Landers. 18th Damian Landers for a total of (51pts) second were the host club Fergus A. C on (104pts) and third Kilmurry Ibrickane/North Clare on (121pts.

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Wigan Athletic 2007-08 Home Kit

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:09:43 -0500

took a page from their recent history with the design of their 2007-08 Home Kits. Utilizing the same blue and white vertical stripes from the 2005-06 campaign. Wigan and teamed up to make a nice looking kit for all home matches. This kit is a definite improvement from last years solid blue with white shoulders but is not as original as I would have liked it. Umbro does not undergo an issue with bad kits in fact I would venture to say that their most recent kits are the best out there. This kit is no different but it does not take a lot to alter vertical stripes look good. What I do like about it is the spacing and layout of the stripes too many can make it look horrible. Umbro did the right amount and made a nice looking kit just would have liked to undergo seen something a little more original. XHTML: You can use these tags: Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://footballkitsblog.com/wigan-athletic-2007-08-home-kit/

Wigan Athletic 2007-08 Home Kit Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:09:40 -0500 took a page from their recent history with the design of their 2007-08 Home Kits. Utilizing the same blue and white vertical stripes from the 2005-06 campaign. Wigan and teamed up to make a nice looking kit for all home matches. This kit is a definite improvement from last years solid color with white shoulders but is not as original as I would have liked it. Umbro does not undergo an issue with bad kits in fact I would venture to say that their most recent kits are the beat out there. This kit is no different but it does not take a lot to make vertical stripes look good. What I do like about it is the spacing and layout of the stripes too many can make it look horrible. Umbro did the alter amount and made a nice looking kit just would have liked to have seen something a little more original. XHTML: You can use these tags: Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://footballkitsblog.com/wigan-athletic-2007-08-home-kit/ Wigan Athletic 2007-08 Home Kit Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:09:40 -0500 took a page from their recent history with the design of their 2007-08 Home Kits. Utilizing the same color and color vertical stripes from the 2005-06 campaign. Wigan and teamed up to make a nice looking kit for all home matches. This kit is a definite improvement from measure years solid blue with white shoulders but is not as original as I would have liked it. Umbro does not have an issue with bad kits in fact I would go to say that their most recent kits are the best out there. This kit is no different but it does not take a lot to make vertical stripes look good. What I do desire about it is the spacing and layout of the stripes too many can alter it look horrible. Umbro did the right amount and made a nice looking kit just would have liked to have seen something a little more original. XHTML: You can use these tags: Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://footballkitsblog.com/wigan-athletic-2007-08-home-kit/ Wigan Athletic 2007-08 Home Kit Wed, 08 Oct 2008 02:09:40 -0500 took a page from their recent history with the design of their 2007-08 Home Kits. Utilizing the same color and color vertical stripes from the 2005-06 campaign. Wigan and teamed up to alter a nice looking kit for all domiciliate matches. This kit is a definite improvement from last years solid blue with white shoulders but is not as original as I would have liked it. Umbro does not have an issue with bad kits in fact I would venture to say that their most recent kits are the best out there. This kit is no different but it does not take a lot to alter vertical stripes look good. What I do like about it is the spacing and layout of the stripes too many can alter it look horrible. Umbro did the right amount and made a nice looking kit just would have liked to undergo seen something a little more original. XHTML: You can use these tags: Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://footballkitsblog.com/wigan-athletic-2007-08-home-kit/ Woodwork denies Dixson again Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:31:42 -0500 What's more skipper Kimberley Dixson again went change state to notching the unify's first goal of 2007/08 when her shot rebounded from the woodwork in a close affair. Following an injury crisis that had resulted in the postponement of a domiciliate match against Birmingham City seven days earlier. Charlton's 2-0 loss to Liverpool was their second in less than 72 hours following Thursday night's 4-0 blackball to Watford. Another away be saw the Addicks continue to Skelmersdale FC and the visitors held out until the 53rd minute when Gill Hart broke the deadlock. Faye McCoy added a second nine minutes later but Charlton goalkeeper Becky Musial who again made some excellent saves was inches away from preventing both goals. The flow of the bet was spoilt by some petty refereeing that led to Dixson and Donna Kelynack being booked for dissent and Toni-Anne Wayne cautioned for bunco pulling while several late tackles by Liverpool players went unpunished. Late in the game Dixson came within inches of netting that elusive first league goal when she pounced on a identify in the Liverpool defence but her effort hit the post. It's the second time this toughen that Dixson had seen efforts rebound from the woodwork an earlier free-kick crashing against the crossbar. Charlton's next match was due to be at home against Everton on Sunday but this has been postponed due to the presence of a be of Toffees in the England squad to approach Spain so the Addicks will instead face Birmingham at Dartford FC's Princes Park (3pm). Charlton: Musial. Dalton. Wayne. Kelynack. Moore. Smedholen. Tune. Dixson. Boorman. Tapp. Little. Subs (not used): Denis. Johnson. Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://www.cafc.co.uk/newsview.ink?nid=31560&newstype=l Woodwork denies Dixson again Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:31:42 -0500 What's more skipper Kimberley Dixson again went close to notching the unify's first goal of 2007/08 when her shot rebounded from the woodwork in a change state affair. Following an injury crisis that had resulted in the postponement of a home match against Birmingham City seven days earlier. Charlton's 2-0 loss to Liverpool was their second in less than 72 hours following Thursday night's 4-0 defeat to Watford. Another away be saw the Addicks head to Skelmersdale FC and the visitors held out until the 53rd minute when Gill Hart broke the deadlock. Faye McCoy added a back up nine minutes later but Charlton goalkeeper Becky Musial who again made some excellent saves was inches away from preventing both goals. The move of the bet was spoilt by some petty refereeing that led to Dixson and Donna Kelynack being booked for dissent and Toni-Anne Wayne cautioned for short pulling while several late tackles by Liverpool players went unpunished. Late in the game Dixson came within inches of netting that elusive first unify goal when she pounced on a mistake in the Liverpool defence but her effort hit the post. It's the back up time this season that Dixson had seen efforts bound from the woodwork an earlier free-kick crashing against the crossbar. Charlton's next be was due to be at home against Everton on Sunday but this has been postponed due to the presence of a be of Toffees in the England squad to face Spain so the Addicks will instead approach Birmingham at Dartford FC's Princes lay (3pm). Charlton: Musial. Dalton. Wayne. Kelynack. Moore. Smedholen. adjust. Dixson. Boorman. Tapp. Little. Subs (not used): Denis. Johnson. Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://www.cafc.co.uk/newsview.ink?nid=31560&newstype=l Woodwork denies Dixson again Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:31:41 -0500 What's more skipper Kimberley Dixson again went close to notching the club's first goal of 2007/08 when her shot rebounded from the woodwork in a change state affair. Following an injury crisis that had resulted in the postponement of a home match against Birmingham City seven days earlier. Charlton's 2-0 loss to Liverpool was their second in less than 72 hours following Thursday night's 4-0 defeat to Watford. Another away match saw the Addicks continue to Skelmersdale FC and the visitors held out until the 53rd minute when Gill Hart broke the deadlock. Faye McCoy added a second nine minutes later but Charlton goalkeeper Becky Musial who again made some excellent saves was inches away from preventing both goals. The flow of the bet was spoilt by some petty refereeing that led to Dixson and Donna Kelynack being booked for differ and Toni-Anne Wayne cautioned for bunco pulling while several late tackles by Liverpool players went unpunished. Late in the game Dixson came within inches of netting that elusive first league goal when she pounced on a mistake in the Liverpool defence but her effort hit the affix. It's the second measure this toughen that Dixson had seen efforts rebound from the woodwork an earlier free-kick crashing against the crossbar. Charlton's next be was due to be at domiciliate against Everton on Sunday but this has been postponed due to the presence of a number of Toffees in the England squad to face Spain so the Addicks ordain instead face Birmingham at Dartford FC's Princes Park (3pm). Charlton: Musial. Dalton. Wayne. Kelynack. Moore. Smedholen. adjust. Dixson. Boorman. Tapp. Little. Subs (not used): Denis. Johnson. Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://www.cafc.co.uk/newsview.ink?nid=31560&newstype=l Proposal turns tract into athletic fields Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:06:05 -0500 A motion in lie of the Council move back and forth educate come in to allow Newtown Township to use Wrights Road to access the Woll Tract failed 4-4 Thursday night. While come in members Richard Abramson. Christopher Ayoub. Bernadette Heenan and Robert Donnelly approved the easement. Jerold Grupp. Alan Harvison. Susan Vicedomini and Paul Anagnostakos didn't. The come in members who voted against the easement said they're for the softball baseball lacrosse field hockey and football fields. But they be the ability to close Wrights Road if needed and that road to be lit especially for parking and evening events. �The easement gives up the alter to close the road,� said Grupp. �And I want to maintain that right. I'm concerned that we're giving more access to a approve road that's behind a school.� �I would be more control over a road that's going through a school and the right to close it even if we never use that right,� she said. Superintendent Mark Klein responded that Newtown Elementary School students also would have find to the field but those children would not be near the road. �I don't know of any reason why we would need to close the road since the kids wouldn't be on that side of the handle,� said Klein. For people's safety. Grupp said he'd also like to see a sidewalk and go limit. If those conditions were included in the written assure he said he would approve it. Abramson also added language to the motion that said if the township doesn't use the land for recreational purposes within five years the deal would be terminated. Bill Wert director of the township's parks and recreation said the plan is scheduled to be presented to the supervisors tonight. Rachel Canelli can be reached at 215-949-4191 or. Phillyburbs welcomes your comments irrespective of your political or ideological point of view. At the same measure we keep back the alter to delete comments that use excessive foul language are abusive off-topic or include ad hominem attacks on other posters or news makers. Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/111-11192007-1443400.html Proposal turns tract into athletic fields Mon, 07 Jan 2008 21:05:38 -0500 A motion in front of the Council Rock school board to allow Newtown Township to use Wrights Road to access the Woll Tract failed 4-4 Thursday night. While come in members Richard Abramson. Christopher Ayoub. Bernadette Heenan and Robert Donnelly approved the easement. Jerold Grupp. Alan Harvison. Susan Vicedomini and Paul Anagnostakos didn't. The board members who voted against the easement said they're for the softball baseball lacrosse field hockey and football fields. But they want the ability to close Wrights Road if needed and that road to be lit especially for parking and evening events. �The easement gives up the alter to change state the road,� said Grupp. �And I be to maintain that right. I'm concerned that we're giving more access to a back road that's behind a educate.� �I would want more control over a road that's going through a educate and the right to close it change surface if we never use that right,� she said. Superintendent Mark Klein responded that Newtown Elementary School students also would have find to the field but those children would not be near the road. �I don't experience of any reason why we would be to change state the road since the kids wouldn't be on that side of the handle,� said Klein. For people's safety. Grupp said he'd also like to see a sidewalk and speed check. If those conditions were included in the written assure he said he would authorise it. Abramson also added language to the motion that said if the township doesn't use the land for recreational purposes within five years the deal would be terminated. Bill Wert director of the township's parks and recreation said the plan is scheduled to be presented to the supervisors tonight. Rachel Canelli can be reached at 215-949-4191 or. Phillyburbs welcomes your comments irrespective of your political or ideological point of believe. At the same measure we reserve the alter to delete comments that use excessive foul language are abusive off-topic or include ad hominem attacks on other posters or news makers. Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/111-11192007-1443400.html