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Senior Team
Our senior hurlers fell to Mattock Rangers in the final of the Monaghan Hurling Development League The game was played at Inniskeen.
Mattock Rangers led throughout on a night the Craobh Rua team struggled to match their previous league performances against the Louth side.
Comghairdeas Mattock Rangers.
Our senior team are due to face Coill an Chlochair (Killyclogher) this Saturday (30th June ) at 5pm. The Ulster Senior Tain Hurling League game will be played at the Tyrone clubs ground.
Under 21
Our Under 21 team will play in the Armagh Shield Final on the 26th Of June.
Rua Ógs/U8/U10
Coaching /Training continues on our own club pitch on Monday nights 6:30 - 7:30 . There is a Blitz this Sunday 1st July in Portadown. All players will be advised of travel arrangements.
Richard Hughes Hurling Blitz
The annual Richard Hughes U8 & U10 Hurling Blitz will take place on Sunday the 22nd of July.
Armagh Hurling Championship Draws
U-14 Championship:
(1/4 final Derrynoose Vs Killeavy) winners Vs Cuchulainns
(1/4 final Middletown (home) Vs Craobh Rua) winners Vs Keady
U16 Championship:
(1/4 final Craobh Rua (home) Vs Killeavy) winners Vs Derrynoose.
Keady Vs Cuchulainns.
Minor championship:
(1/4 final Cuchulainns Vs Keady) winners Vs Craobh Rua.
Middletown Vs Derrynoose.
Sympathies
An Coiste Craobh Rua offer its deepest sympathies to the family & friends of Clonduff Senior hurler Pearse Brannigan who died after suffering a cardiac seizure on Saturday evening.
Ár dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
Cúl Camp
Our annual Cúl Camp will take place from Monday 23rd July - Fri 27th July, 10am - 2pm.
All participants will have a full week of fun packed activities.
This camp is for both boys & girls aged 6-13 years. You will also receive a FREE Jersey, Half Zip & Rucksack.
Please register online to ensure your child receives their kit on the first day of camp.
If you have any queries about the online application, please feel free to contact Fiachra Bradley or any underage coach for information.
The cost of the camp is £45, there is concessions for families.
“Hooley Around Cooley”
Please note the date got our annual fund raising “Hooley Around Cooley”
Cycle which takes place on Sunday September 30th
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Slieve Gullion Runners are taking to their local forest park this weekend with an 8mile/8K Run and an 8 Mile Walk in aid of Samaritans Newry - Dundalk.
The event starts on Sunday 1st July 2018 with the walk at 9am and the run at 10am, all beginning in Slieve Gullion Forest Park, following the forest trial at the Giants Lair and then on to the scenic drive.
A spokesperson for Slieve Gullion Runners commenting on their supporters said "We would like to thank Terry Mulkerns of Mulkerns’ EUROSPAR on Forkhill Road, Cloughoge for sponsoring the new format of G8 event and supporting our community once again, indeed thank you to all our Mile /KM sponsors for their support."
You can sign up for the event at www.eventbrite.co.uk Their early bird entry has been extended to Friday 29th June at 10pm.
This year the club are introducing a #SGRZEROWASTE Campaign along with Carlingford Tidy Towns to help maintain the natural beauty of Slieve Gullion for everyone to enjoy. Their water stops will be utilising reusable water cups on the route.
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Wednesday 20th June - Dublin County Graded Series, Tallaght Stadium
John McCaffrey and Hughie Mackin made the journey down to Dublin for the latest Graded Series Track Meet. Both men took on the 800m, in a very competitive race heat, Hughie finished 3rd in a time of 2:16:95 with John following through in 2:23:36.
Wednesday 20th June - Lisburn 10k - Ciara takes a Top 5 Ladies Position
Ciara Coffey competed in the Lisburn 10k (part of the Novosco Grand Prix Series) and again notched up a great performance. Ciara has been notchin podium placings in her last few 10k races showing her true fete as a 10k specialist. With temperatures a lot more tolerable than previous years in this race, Ciara was comfortable in her running and placed 5th female, 57th overall, out of a field of 1,713 runners.
Friday 22nd June - Hill & Dales - Final Series Race - Drinahilly
3 Newry AC athletes took on this final race of the series. Weather has been perfect for this race over the last few years and Friday night was again perfect conditions. The race starts and finishes in Donard Park and takes them up through the Forest Paths to Drinahilly and then allows for a fast and furious descent to the finish line. Paul Le Blanc came in 40th in a time of 26:19; Rory Mulvaney followed in 52nd in a time of 27:14 and Coach Kookie O’Hagan followed in at a time of 38:10.
Friday 22nd June - Hill & Dales - Series Awards - Esther Dickson retains her Hill and Dales Female Title
Newry AC lifted a few top placings in the 2018 Series Awards Evening. This is payback on the dedication and commitment they are showing to their training dealt by Taskmaster Coach Kookie O’Hagan.
Esther Dickson retained her title and lifted for the 2nd year the Top Female in the Hill and Dales Series. Esther has been very strong in this series and as she gains more experience and knowledge in the technicals of mountain racing - she will be a tough one to challenge in the 2019 series. Esther is now focusing on the 2018 NIMRA title with the Spelga Skyline on next weekend.
Warren Cartmill's strong performances in a very competitive MV45 Category gained him the Series Prize of 2nd Overall MV45; Paul Le Blanc had a consistent performance throughout and was rewarded with 3rd MV55 Series position; Rory Mulvaney and Kookie O’Hagan completed all the series races and Rory was drawn for free entry to the 2019 Series, of which he was overjoyed to obtain.
Saturday 23rd June - South Armagh Twin Peaks Half Marathon - Warren Cartmill & Maurice Harte take Podium
On a very warm day and tough terrain, Warren Cartmill and Maurice Harte took on the challenging Twin Peaks Race and did not disappoint on their strong performances. Warren Cartmill who ran strongly in the Hill and Dales 2018 Series continued his success and finished in Podium place in a time of 1:51:29. Maurice Harte following in 3 minutes after Warren taking 2nd place in a time of 1:54:22. Well done boys.
Saturday 23rd June - Gaelforce West Adventure Race - Keiron Kelly on the Podium
Keiron Kelly took on the challenge of the Gaelforce West Adventure Race on Saturday. This is Ireland’s Iconic Adventure race, is 66km and the terrain includes mountain, bog, scree, trail, road and water. The race consists of 7 Stages covering 22km of running, 43 km of cycling and 1km of kayaking. The stages briefly are 13.5km of Traill/Road Run, 1km Kayaking across Kilarney Harbour, 4km Trails/Road Run, 32km Cycle, 4.5km Mountain Run on Croagh Patrick, 11km Cycle and a Final Run to the finish in Westport Town Centre. The race covers the areas of the Connemara, Kilarney Fjord, Croagh Patrick and West Port.
Keiron completed this in an amazing 3:39:58 taking 2nd place and only 13 seconds behind the winner. Well done Keiron, a well earned rest this week required.
Dates to note
Belfast International Track Event, Mary Peters Track - Tuesday 26th June
Junior Newry AC member Meadow McCauley received an Athletics NI invite to compete in the Intermediates 800m race at this prestigious event. This is an opportunity for Meadow to witness some of the top athletes performing locally and one to draw experience from. Next weeks report will follow on her progress.
Spelga Skyline - Saturday 30th June
Newry AC are preparing for this tough 13 mile race over challenging terrain. Hopefully, weather conditions and visibility will be better than last year. Esther Dickson will be focusing on taking the top female spot this year to aid her overall NIMRA 2018 Championship Title Challenge.
NI & Ulster Masters Championships - Mary Peters Track - Saturday 30th June
Newry AC Track athletes will be focusing on top performances at this annual event. Joanne McCauley will be focusing on her 100m and 400mH performances along with field events of Long Jump and High Jump.
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An update presentation on work at the 14 acre Thomas Davis GAC Community Sports Campus at Doran's Hill, Newry has been presented at a meeting on Monday at Courtneys in Newry.
To date Thomas Davis GAC has developed the first phase a Full size sand based grass Gaelic Field which began in June 2012. The Gaelic field was fully completed with a Perimeter wall & fence, Ballstops and team dugout areas. Their Senior Football Team had their first competitive game on 26 April 2015 against Lissummon GAC.
Committee and Members have been working together since then to ensure Phase 2 is achieved.
Phase 2 will involve a Community Pavilion fitted with 6 changing rooms to accommodate both male and female teams with changing and shower facilities all located on the lower floor of the building. The second and third floors will accommodate community rooms and a community gym.
The presentation was chaired by Gerry O’Reilly ( Dev. Officer ) with Kevin Kelly (HMD Architects Derry) giving the main walk through of the main building and the 2 floors functionality.
The project manager. (Arlene Barton ) from Armagh Banbridge Craigavon council attended and confirmed the project partners, the financials and the timeline for the project completion.
In the absence of Cathal Boylan (MLA) who had been instrumental in securing the £600k funding from SIF, Conor Murphy (MLA) outlined the role of SIF and its ambition in creating a fund targeting social exclusion.
Conor impressed attendee’s on the imperative to consolidate these monies and promote community based activities and engagement going forward.
The major housing development of circa 300 homes being developed adjacent to the club development was explained by Clr. Liz Kimmins who tirelessly has been the liaison between residents group, the club and the developer MJM.
Liz clearly outlined the impact this will have on West Newry and placed particular emphasis on the major infrastructure upgrades which will greatly enhance the clubs developments.
It's planned that the next phase would be open in spring/summer 2020.
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A lack of funding could mean that the proposed Commonwealth Youth Games due to take place here in 2021 won't happen. That's according to MLA, Justin McNulty, SDLP Spokesperson for Sport. The MLA has written to Prime Minister Theresa May in relation to the ongoing issues.
He said:
“There is a strong possibility that the Commonwealth Youth Games, which were due to take place in Northern Ireland in 2021, may not go ahead due to lack of funding. I have written to the Prime Minister today to express support from the SDLP for the Games and the importance of them being held here in 2021.
“We are once again faced with a situation where the continued political in-fighting between Sinn Fein and the DUP is impacting upon people in Northern Ireland. With no functioning institutions or Ministers in place, there is no Minister to direct funding towards the Games.
Mr McNulty concluded that It would be a huge disappointment, both for the Commonwealth Youth Games and for the North, if the Games were not to proceed here. "These Games present a great opportunity to invest in our young people and could also have an extremely positive impact upon the tourism industry here.”
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Senior Team
Our senior hurlers defeated Castleblaney by a 3-11 to 0-11 score line in the semi final of the Hurling Development League. They will now play Mattock Rangers of Louth in the Final. That game takes place this Thursday 21st June in Inniskeen.
Under 21
Our Under 21 team will play in the Armagh Shield Final on the 26th Of June.
Richard Hughes Hurling Blitz
The annual Richard Hughes U8 & U10 Hurling Blitz will take place on Sunday the 22nd of July.
Rua Ógs/U8/U10
Coaching /Training continues on our own club pitch on Monday nights 6:30 - 7:30 . There is a Blitz this Sunday 24th June in Portadown. All players will be advised of travel arrangements.
Coiste
The next full Coiste meeting takes place on Monday the 25th June at the clubhouse.
Cúl Camp
Our annual Cúl Camp will take place from Monday 23rd July - Fri 27th July, 10am - 2pm.
All participants will have a full week of fun packed activities.
This camp is for both boys & girls aged 6-13 years. You will also receive a FREE Jersey, Half Zip & Rucksack.
Please register online to ensure your child receives their kit on the first day of camp.
If you have any queries about the online application, please feel free to contact Fiachra Bradley or any underage coach for information.
The cost of the camp is £45, there is concessions for families. https://www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie/booking/online/...
“Hooley Around Cooley”
Please note the date got our annual fund raising “Hooley Around Cooley” Cycle which takes place on Sunday September 30th
U14
Craobh Rua Under 14 team travelled to Bredagh in the league last week and in a close exciting contest they defeated the home side by a 3-8 to 3-7 score line. This Friday night the 22nd June Craobh Rua will host Bredagh in the return fixture.
U12.5 Go Games
Our Under 12.5 Go Games team will travel to Killeavy this Thursday the 21st June
Armagh U17
Comghairdeas to the Armagh U17 team who defeated their Westmeath in the Celtic Challenge Cup Quarter Final game and in particular to the young hurlers from our Club, Seán Watters, Seán McVerry,Oisin O Hare and Tiarnach Lewis who were involved.
Craobh Rua also would like to congratulate Jody Crilly who represented the Club at the Féile Skills competition.
This Weeks Fixture Round Up
This weeks Games /Blitz details Please note Team Coaches will notify team members and parents where appropriate of any changes/details.
Seniors
Craobh Rua v Mattock Rangers Thursday 21st June (Venue Inniskeen)
Under 18
Craobh Rua v Bredagh Wednesday 20th June
Craobh Rua v Keady Sunday 24th June (H)
Under 16
Craobh Rua v Ballycran Sunday 24th June (A)
Under 14
Craobh Rua v Bredagh Friday 22nd June (H)
Under 13 Táin Óg
Craobh Rua v Clontibret Monday 18th June (H)
Under 12.5 Go Games
Thursday 21st June
Under 13 Play Killeavy (A)
U8/U10
Blitz Portadown Sunday 24th June
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Senior Men
Our senior men earned a well-deserved seven-point win over Clonmore in Camlough on Saturday evening, 1 – 15 to 0 – 11.
With less than two minutes on the clock Clonmore were reduced to fourteen men when they had a man sent off for striking and from the resulting free-kick David McCabe put the Shane’s in front. However, Clonmore registered the next four points, one from a free, before Ryan Quinn replied for the Shane’s with a well taken score. A fifth Clonmore point was quickly cancelled out by a Paul O’Rourke free which was followed up by a Mark McCabe point to leave just one between them. The sides the swapped points with O’Rourke again on target for the Shane’s with a placed ball before Ciaran Mackin won possession in the middle of field and played a great ball to Mark McCabe who took on the Clonmore defence, rounded the keeper and rifled the ball to the back of the net. The Shane’s led by two at this stage and David McCabe made it three just before the break to the see the home side three to the good at the interval, 1 – 6 to 0 – 6.
Both sides registered early second points with Neil Paul Lennon slotting over for the Shane’s before Ciaran Mackin fired over from long range to keep the scoreboard ticking over for the Camlough side. A Clonmore free kept them well in the game and just three points behind but the Shane’s got the next three scores, all from placed balls, to give them a six-point advantage, with Paul O’Rourke slotting over a free and Kristian Magill landing two monster 45’s. However, Clonmore refused to lie down and they responded with the next three scores to get themselves right back into the contest. None- the- less it was the Shane’s who finished the game the stronger side and scored four unanswered points with the McCabe brothers, Mark and David, getting one apiece before Paddy Maughan ghosted in at the back post to flick the ball over the bar and Paul O’Rourke rounded-off the scoring with a late point to leave the final score 1 – 15 to 0 – 11 in favour of the Shane’s.
The result was not the only positive note for the lads on Saturday night, the game also saw Peter O’Brien return to the ranks following a couple of years away and the form of young Patrick Garvey in the full-back line will also please the management.
Next up for the senior men is an away game against Tullysaran next Friday night.
Senior Ladies
Some of our senior ladies had a very eventful Sunday morning kayaking at the East Coast Adventure Centre as part of a team building exercise and by all accounts everyone had a great morning’s craic. Training continues this week on Monday and Wednesday evening at 7.15pm.
U14 Girls
Next Thursday evening, 21st June our U14 girls play Mullaghbawn in the Championship final at 7.30pm in Silverbridge. The girls and their management have been working hard over the past few weeks and will train again on Tuesday evening from 5.45pm – 7.00pm. We wish them all the very best of luck for Thursday night and everyone is encouraged to come along and show the girls your support.
U10 Blitz
Next Saturday sees the club host its annual U10 blitz and with over 20 teams taking part it promises to be a great day. It will also be a very busy day and anyone available to lend a hand is more than welcome to come along to the club next Saturday morning to help out.
Meabh O’Neill’s Camogie Club
The Meabh O’Neill’s camogie club would like to thank everyone who contributed to their recent bucket collection in Camlough which saw them raise a total of £604.00 and €84.00.
Annual Golf Classic
This year’s annual Golf Classic will take place on Saturday 28th July at Cloverhill Golf Club. This year’s competition will take place in association with the Confucius Institute and will take the form of a 3-Ball Scramble at a price of £75.00 per team. The winners will collect a first prize of a 1 Stay and Play package at the Slieve Russell Hotel. Anyone wanting to enter a team or get further information please contact Gareth McLoughlin on 0044 781 089 2439.
Armagh GAA Kelloggs Cúl Camps
Armagh Coaching and Games Development Committee will operate 19 Kellogg’s GAA Cúl camps across the County during the months of July & August, with the one at Shane O’Neill’s taking place from 16th – 20th July from 10.00am – 2.30pm each day.
Registration is now available online and we encourage parents to use this easy and convenient method of registration by visiting www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie
Children attending will receive a backpack, jersey and three-quarter zip top. Costs for the camps are: First child £45, second child £40, third and subsequent children £35 (children attending a second camp, without gear, will be charged £30).
For more information contact Denis Hollywood at denis.hollywood.gm.armagh@gaa.ie or call 07787 534 630.
Registration can be completed on the first morning of your chosen camp but pre-registration is strongly advised. Only children who have been pre-registered will be guaranteed their backpack and kit on time.
Best Wishes
The club extends its best wishes to Master Campbell on his retirement. He was a great friend of Shane O’Neill’s during his time as principal of St Peter’s Primary School and we as a club are grateful for all his help and assistance down through the years. We hope he has a long and healthy retirement.
Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 1, 19, 23 & 32. There were no jackpot winners and 1 x match three winner. The jackpot now stands at £1,400.
Community Walk-Way
Leaving your son or daughter to training....then why not spend your time using our Community Walk-Way around the pitch while your children train. The walk-way is a great facility, in a safe environment and is open to everyone in the community and can be used at any time.
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Some of the Shane O’Neill’s senior ladies and management at a team building event on Sunday morning
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Thursday 14th June - Drogheda and District Graded Meet
In blustery conditions, 4 Newry AC athletes travelled to Lourdes Stadium in Drogheda for the summer series graded track meet. The weather elements were not perfect due to the wind but thankfully the rain stopped for the racing.
In the mile race (1,600m), Lee Maginnis completed in a time of 5:19:30 and Sarah Jane Beattie in 5:58:00.
Next in the 400m with challenging winds in the last 250m, Sarah Jane Beattie finished in a time of 67.30 and Joanne McCauley followed with 70:9. Well done to Sarah Jane after running the mile race prior to the 400m.
Mark Malone lead the 3,000m strongly from the start and finished a time of 9:44:60.
Thursday 14th June - Hill and Dales, Meels Race
With a clockwise route over the ‘Meels’ and 4 Newry AC athletes took up its challenge. First summit of the race is Meelmore and followed by Meelbeg before the tricky and long descent back down to the Happy Valley finish line.
Weather was damp with some blustery winds but this did not deter Cathal McGreevy finishing 33rd, lifting 2nd MV50 with a time of 35:08. Rory Mulvaney roared in 39th with a time of 35:29; Ronan Mynes coming in 86th with a time of 40:19 and Coach Kookie finishing in 52:17.
The final race of the series is the popular and midgie invested ‘Drinahilly' next Friday night in Donard Park with awards celebrations afterwards.
Saturday 16th June - NI & Ulster Championships - Meadow Qualifies for All Irelands
Meadow McCauley competed in the NI & Ulster Championships held at the Mary Peter’s Track in at times challenging conditions with hail, rain and winds delaying some races but the sun made an appearance later in the day, thankfully. Meadow lifted a 3rd place, Bronze Medal, in the U16 250m Hurdles, a new race for Meadow this season.
Meadow also competed in the U16s 800m Race in which she had a tough and exhausting final 100m sprint battle to just miss out on the the bronze medal by a stride, finishing 4th.
Meadow with these performances has now qualified to go through for the All Irelands in Tullamore in July in the 250m Hurdles and the 800m.
Saturday 16th June - Lismore 5k
Lee Maginnis made the short journey to Craigavon to race in the Lismore 5k. Lee lifted 2nd place in a time of 18:44.
Sunday 17th June - Ballyholland Harps 5k - Ethan cruises in to top spot
Young Ethan Patterson flew round the Ballyholland Harps 5k race lifting 1st place in a time of 19 minutes. Martin Patterson (dad) followed in with a time of 23 minutes.
Sunday 17th June - NIMRA - Flagstaff to Carlingford Mountain Race - Esther wins strongly in Championship Race and Keiron Kelly takes 3rd
On race day of which in Coach Kookie’s words was “a day with the clouds around yer ankles” - navigation skills were required or if lucky enough runners could attach and follow a fellow runner who they hoped knew where they were going!
The race follows the ridge of the Cooley mountains to Slieve Foye and hence Carlingford. This gruelling race is 11 miles long, with over 3000 feet of climbing.
Esther Dickson having rested after securing her Hill & Dales Top Female 2018 last week, focused on winning this NIMRA Championship Race and was rewarded with First Female (8th overall) in a time of 2:08:35 with a lead of 10 minutes on the next female runner. Keiron Kelly lifted a fantastic podium 3rd place overall in the race in a time of 1:47:52 Paul LeBlanc was 9th overall in a time of 2:13:39 taking 1st MV55, Cathal McGreevy came 12th lifting 1st MV50 in a time of 2:18:57 and Rory Mulvaney followed in hot pursuit into 14th place in a time of 2:19:02. The Newry AC men lifted the team 1st place. Post Race entertained was supplied in Carlingford by fellow multi talented club runner John McCaffrey.
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Wednesday 6th June - Dublin County Championships and Graded Meet, Morton Stadium, Dublin
Joanne McCauley made the journey down to Santry, Dublin to take part in the Dublin County Championships. Her aim was for an official 400m time to benchmark her training. Joanne was not disappointed in her solo drive down to the Fair City lifting an unexpected 3rd place (Dublin County Bronze) in the High Jump and content with a time of 70:15 and 4th placing in her graded heat for a debut 400m race in very warm temperatures. This is all training preparation towards the NI/Ulster Masters Championships on 30th June and the All Ireland Masters in August.
Thursday 7th June - Hill & Dales, Loughshannangh Horseshoe
The Newry AC athletes had a fabulous run on the most challenging course of the series in very warm temperatures. 5 of them finished in top 30 placings with Esther Dickson lifting the Female Course Record and securing her 2018 Series Title with dominant performances throughout.
The course takes you over Carn and down its steep side with its heather and rabbit hole hazards, skirting the stony shoreline of Loughshannah to a climb up to the summit of Doan, down over the Mars like bog before ascending Loughshannagh into the final boggy run over Ott back to the finish line.
Keiron Kelly was the first Newry AC runner over the line in an impressive 7th position in a time of 43:08 and lifting 1st MV45; Esther Dickson followed strongly taking 1st Female, 20th overall with a time of 48:20; Paul Le Blanc finished 27th with time of 49:22 and 2nd MV55; Cathal McGreevy finished 29th, 3rd MV50 and time of 49:27; Warren Cartmill finished 30th with a time of 49:29 and 4th MV45; Rory Mulvaney came in 52nd in a time of 52:47. Rory was given the club face painting prize due to having more mud on his face than the entire bog they had just trawled through! Coach Kookie followed through in 78:56 taking 6th MV60.
Saturday 9th June - Mourne Way Half Marathon
Rory Mulvaney after his muddy roll around Loughshannagh on Thursday evening took to the beautiful Mournes again for the annual Mourne Way Half Marathon. Not only did Rory compete but made it a family event with wife, Seana, running also. The weather was searingly hot and uncomfortable at times but Rory had a great run finishing 7th overall in the race with an impressive time of 1:34:40 (out of a field of 578 runners). Wife, Seana, impressed and came in 80th overall with a great time of 2:04:42 and 16th overall Female. The race starts at the Ott Car Park and follows the road down past Spelga Dam where they join the trails to skirt Hen Mountain, Rocky and passing Leitrim Lodge for the long run down through Kilbroney to finish in the main open park to a welcoming beer and burger!
Saturday 9th June - Wicklow Way, Irish Ultra Championship
Total respect to endurance runner, Noel Carr, who took the challenge of the Wicklow Way to complete a gruelling 80 mile Ultra run. This race is rated ‘Extreme’ with climbs totally 3,000 metres and is over the Wicklow Way from Clonegal, Co. Carlow through the Wicklow Hills to finish in Marlay Park, Dublin. There is a maximum time of 21 hours allowed. So, in very hot day and mockey night temperatures and with the motivational support crew of fellow Newry AC men Ronan Mynes & Mark Malone, Noel Carr finished well under the 21 hour ruling in 18hrs 46 mins in a top 35 placing. Not a run for the faint hearted. Well done Noel,
Saturday 9th June - Crooked Lake Triathlon
Sarah Jane Beattie completed her 1st Triathlon in a time of 1hr 27 mins. Sarah Jane finished strongly and delighted with her performance and is ready for the next challenge. Well done Sarah Jane.
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