Good luck to all Dublin Marathoners
Author | Date | Message |
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Brendan Lawlor | Oct 26 2012, 8:55am | Best of luck on Monday to anyone doing the marathon - Cormac O Ceallaigh and Gareth Little Feel free to add more names (including your own if you are running) Lots of hillrunners will be along the route to give you a cheer! |
Justin O'Keeffe | Oct 26 2012, 11:09am | Look out for Conor O'Meara & Stephen Waters too - good luck to all |
Greg Byrne | Oct 26 2012, 12:37pm | Barry Minnock, Brian Furey & Aidan Blighe could also do with some helpful cheering. |
Ronan Hickey | Oct 26 2012, 3:21pm | Tim Chapman, James Clancy and John Langan will be on the PB trail too! I aim to be manning a cheering station around the 22/23m mile mark (Nutley Lane/Merrion Road) so will give yiz shout outs. Apologies to those who's names I forget in the heat of the moment, they will in all likelihood like last year get a "Go on IMRA!" shout. Ro |
Donal Troddyn | Oct 26 2012, 4:36pm | I'll be running it too, although at the opposite end of the field to most of the aforementioned. If you see a fighter pilot on the course, give me a wave. |
James Higgins | Oct 27 2012, 10:32pm | I was at the Marathon Expo earlier today. People I was talking to who are running as well as myself are Martin Frances, Peter Herbert and Cormac O'Ceallaigh. Also David Brady will be running and special mention for Seamus Kilcullen who is one of approx 20 runners who have finished all 32 Dublin marathons. I am sure that there are loads more IMRA members running. |
Pól Ó Murchú | Oct 28 2012, 10:41am | Myself and Aoife (Mundow) also running. A bit like Donal and James I think I might be a bit behind the likes of Barry Minnock and Brian Furey! But keep an eye out for us all the same. Always great to see a few familiar faces around course. |
Johan Dehantschutter | Oct 28 2012, 11:14am | I'll be running it too with Ronan Brandon and Odhran Hendley. I also saw Amidou's name listed in the marathon guide we got at the expo yesterday.. |
Des Kennedy | Oct 28 2012, 2:18pm | I'll be running my first marathon in Dublin tomorrow. Bumped into some of the above mentioned at the RDS yesterday as well as Ian O'Kane who is doing it too. Good luck to all taking part! |
cormac o ceallaigh | Oct 29 2012, 7:39pm | Big thanks to all the IMRA runners for their support and encouragement today. It was my 10th time to do Dublin and the support and the carnival atmosphere was the best. There was some excellent performances |
Greg Byrne | Oct 29 2012, 9:34pm | From what I could pull in the results we have a collection of amazing results for 2012... Aidan Blighe 03:10:19 Aoife Mundow 04:29:38 Barry Minnock 02:18:45 Brian Furey 02:33:06 Conor O' Meara 03:24:30 Cormac O' Ceallaigh 03:22:29 David Brady 03:33:09 Des Kennedy 02:51:29 Gareth Little 03:14:02 Johan Dehantschutter 03:26:59 Martin Francis 02:49:39 Peter Herbert 04:50:34 Stephen Water 03:57:14 Tim Chapman 03:06:11 And for those who are interested... Roebuck has been downgraded from a hill to a grade 2 slope. The relevant episode of Fr Ted might be referenced in a future post. |
Aidan Blighe | Oct 30 2012, 8:02am | Thanks for all the Imra support yesterday, it really does help keep you moving. I ended up meeting Gareth little and Barry Moore a few miles into it and it was nice to run with them for a bit. Greg and other pacers pulled me through in the half and luckily the 3 of us just kept ahead of them yesterday. Some other times Barry Moore 3:09:12 John Moore 3:54:03 |
Brendan Lawlor | Oct 30 2012, 8:04am | Well done - great times there and great day for it |
John Langan | Oct 30 2012, 1:37pm | The 3:45 pacers slipped away on me. The Air Corp's bloc run was a grand troop to nestle in behind for a few miles between Foster's Avenue and Merrion Road. Spotting the 4 hour pacers approaching from behind was the spur I needed and a quick high 5 from Ronan Hickey on Merrion Road and big ol shout of encouragement from him set me up for a 3h 56m finish. Worthy of mention is Donal Troddyn's penchant for incredibly elaborate marathon attire; Last year he set the world record for "fastest marathon dressed as a robot" see; http://www.sportsfile.com/id/571114/ While this year he was dressed as a fighter pilot, complete with Aviators and his very own fighter jet. Hope this link works. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151134005348963&set=a.10151133999958963.439428.654798962&type=1&ref=nf |
John J Barry | Oct 30 2012, 2:21pm | Sorted the order and added Cathal's very impressive Marathon Debut of 3' 21" Barry Minnock 02:18:45 Brian Furey 02:33:06 Des Kennedy 02:51:29 Martin Francis 02:49:39 Tim Chapman 03:06:11 Barry Moore 03:09:12 Aidan Blighe 03:10:19 Gareth Little 03:14:02 Cathal Kearney 03:21:11 Cormac O' Ceallaigh 03:22:29 Conor O' Meara 03:24:30 Johan Dehantschutter 03:26:59 David Brady 03:33:09 John Moore 03:54:03 Stephen Water 03:57:14 James Higgins 04:11:34 Aoife Mundow 04:29:38 Peter Herbert 04:50:34 |
Gareth Little | Oct 30 2012, 3:02pm | Adding in Paul Tierney with a fantastic 2:48:18 Barry Minnock 02:18:45 Brian Furey 02:33:06 Paul Tierney 02:48:18 Des Kennedy 02:51:29 Martin Francis 02:49:39 Tim Chapman 03:06:11 Barry Moore 03:09:12 Aidan Blighe 03:10:19 Gareth Little 03:14:02 Cathal Kearney 03:21:11 Cormac O' Ceallaigh 03:22:29 Conor O' Meara 03:24:30 Johan Dehantschutter 03:26:59 David Brady 03:33:09 John Moore 03:54:03 Stephen Water 03:57:14 James Higgins 04:11:34 Aoife Mundow 04:29:38 Peter Herbert 04:50:34 Many thanks to all the IMRA folks out along the course cheering on. It really does make a huge difference and gives you a nice boost. Thx Greg too for keeping the 3:15 group ticking over nicley! Gareth |
John Anon | Oct 30 2012, 4:25pm | Dont forget Seamus Kilcullen, who i think has finished all 33 dublin marathons. |
Gavan Doherty | Oct 30 2012, 5:26pm | donal troddyn... dressed as an airplane! http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/gallery/2012/10/29/33rd-dublin-marathon/ about 4th photo in |
Vivian O'Gorman | Oct 30 2012, 9:58pm | Munster Marathon Runners: Mike Cunningham 3:04:39 James Kenny 3:07:33 Deirdre Finn 3:22:21 |
Sam Scriven | Oct 31 2012, 9:30am | It sure was chilly out there, really tough on tiring muscles. Was glad of my fleece and woolly hat. And I was only watching! Well done to everyone who took part! To add to the list of fantastic results, I think I saw John Ahern and Warren Swords both chasing 3-hour times, and spotted Pol O'Murchu producing a strong finish too. |
Pól Ó Murchú | Oct 31 2012, 10:26pm | Thanks Sam yes indeed I did run on Monday and finished with a time of 3:42:14 a new pb for me so very happy with my time. Thanks to all who were out there supporting on the day. Seen a few about and always good to see familiar faces (even when they don't always see you :-( ) Also Rob Costello Previous IMRA member ran 2:59:51 first time to break 3 hours. |
Warren Swords | Nov 1 2012, 11:48am | Cheers Sam. I dipped under 3 hours at 2.59.17. Delighted with that. Perfect day for it. John Ahern also went sub 3. |
Donal Troddyn | Nov 1 2012, 11:53am | John & Gavan, thanks for those photos - I hadn't seen them before. I didn't even notice Mick taking that one at the start. Hilariously, the Irish Times one ended up on Tom Cruise's website. Great to to see those finish times, too, impressive performances from so many IMRA runners. Another great DCM all round, well organised and fantastic support from the city. |
James Clancy | Nov 2 2012, 9:15am | Congrats to all taking part and especially the IMRA runners, looked like perfect conditions and incredible atmosphere. Well done all. Another to add to the list I notice is Aidan Blake in at 3hr34min.....from what I remember him telling me at the Run The Line event in September he was running about 5 marathons across Ireland in the 5 days leading up to the Dublin event for charity!!! |