Stephen Bateson reports: Sean Doran was awarded BHAA athlete of the year sponsored by RTE in Irishtown on Wednesday 10 July on the same night as he won the DCC Summer 5 k in a time of 15.51.
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Doran wins BHAA 5k in style (Update)
Sean Doran put in a hugely impressive run in tonight’s BHAA 5k road race held in the BMS campus in Ballycollen, Blanchardstown. On a flat fast 2.5 lap course he pulverized the field from half way opening a gap of some 30 seconds winning in an excellent 15.14.
Maurice McCrohan 19.16. A fine run also tonight by Laura Tuite well and truly on the way back 4th woman in 19.41. Ciara Peelo 20.14.
Round up: Doran wins BHAA 4 miler, plus more
On 31 March, 2019
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Yesterday’s BHAA 4 mile road race in St. Anne’s Park was won by Sean Doran in 20.57. Tom Sherlock was 4th in 21.24. Full results available on bhaa.ie
Today Sunday the 31st and Sean Doran was racing again placing 13th in the Eirgrid Dunboyne 10k in 32.34. Also running was Clonliffe coach Stephen Bateson 42.40.
Also in the states over the weekend Brian Flanagan was 6th in the 300sc for mcNeese College in 9.20.15 in Austin, Texas.
Clonliffe storm Duleek plus round up
On 24 February, 2019
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The Clonliffe Junior Men well and truly stormed the Duleek and District 5k road race today. The junior squad as part of their preparation for the All-Ireland schools cross country in two weeks time travel the short distance to the small North County Meath town of Duleek for the annual 5k. From the gun Efrem Gidey sat in behind Dunshaughlin AC`s Thomas Moran as these two opened a lead on the pack led by Ben Guiden. At 3k Efrem upped the pace to leave Moran behind and came home in 14.41. With Ben holding 3rd in a Clonliffe sprint for the line in 15.46, a PB, from Aaron Cullen, also in a PB of 15.47 these three took the Clonliffe team to a comfortable win. Sean Doran who some 24 hours earlier had won the BHAA cross-country race in Maynooth came through the field very well today to finish 5th in 15.50. Stephen Cashin was 10th in 16.29, Daniel Lacey, coming back nicely from injury 12th in 16.45 and Thomas Balthazar was 21st in 17.36.
It is also great to report that Becky Woods made a return to road racing to finish second lady in 17.45. Becky has lately been concentrating on the triathlon and today was her first road race in possibly 3 or so years. Also racing today was another trio of Clonliffe ladies: Emma Cooper who finished in a time of 20.04 to finish a 11 woman and 4th F40, Emer Brennan 92nd overall in 21.25 and 9th woman and Kerri Page 21.49, 100th overall and 24th woman.
Further afield David Flynn ran 67.47 in the Napoli Half Marathon as part of his ongoing preparations for the Rotterdam marathon later in the spring.
As mentioned earlier yesterday saw the latest round of the BHA a cross-country the AIB/NUI 4 mile cross-country race in Maynooth. Sean Doran made it a second successive BHAA win in a time of 20.56 with Thomas Sherlock second 21.04.
Also yesterday Liam Roarty had a very good run in the English National Cross Country over 12,000m held at Harewood House, Leeds placing 267th of 2000 plus finishers in 49.12.
Clonliffe BHAA 1, 2, 3 !
Today’s latest BHAA cross country race took place very close to HQ. ALSAA at Dublin Airport over 5 miles. Sean Doran took an excellent win in 27.33 leading a Clonliffe one two three as he was followed in by Eoin Taggart 27.52 in 2nd and Tom Sherlock 3rd in 27.54. Also in 20th David Brady 30.28 (full results on bhaa.ie)
Weekend round up
An incredibly busy weekend all round. In addition to the action in Portugal, Abbotstown for Indoor Games and the cross country in Dundalk Clonliffe athletes took in races around the country. David Flynn after his brilliant half marathon pb last weekend ran 49.53 in yesterday’s John Treacy 10 mile in Dungarven placing 2nd.
Also over 10 mile in Trim yesterday: Mick Bermingham 67.09, Mary Ketterer 72.28, Anne Lyons 77.01, Jason Blake 78.20, Imelda Kavanagh 84.37, Evelyn Brennan 81.03.
On Saturday in the BHAA cross country Sean Doran warmed up for the following day’s National Intermediates with a 4th place 22.11 with Thomas Sherlock 5th 22.19.
Seconds out. Round up! (updated)
On 13 January, 2019
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Round up: On the country this weekend it was second places all round for Clonliffe athletes. Sean Doran was 2nd twice, at yesterday’s BHAA in Tymon Park over 6000m and again today at the Leinster Intermediate Cross Country over 8000m in Gowran, Co.Kilkenny. 2nd place also today for Martin Treacy in the Leinster M60 xc.
Also on Saturday the 12th Jayme Rossister was in action on the country in the Birmingham & District League race at Abington Park, Northampton, finishing 5th.
Clionliffe one two in Serengeti ! Plus more..
On 29 June, 2018
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At Wednesday night’s OPW 5K trail run in the Serengeti (sorry the Phoenix Park – it just looks that way at the moment!) Clonliffe athletes managed to outrun the lions and record a one, two in the latest BHAA Summer Series with Sean Doran 1st and Tom Sherlock 2nd. By all accounts it was a tough battle in the blisteringly hot conditions over the 5K route with the two club-mates battling it out until Sean kicked with 200 to go to take the win. Also in the race was Yvonne McDonagh who was 2nd woman O/40 and Anne Lyons 2nd woman O/50. Slightly further back was Colm Doran in 108th position.
On Thursday Eoin Taggart had an excellent run in the Docklands 5 k Road Race to finish in 5th place in 15.52. Also at the Clonee 10k 11th David Brady 37.11, Rachel Eustace was 34th over all and 4th women in 39.41, with Alan Worall running 42.16.
Clonliffe one two in BHAA 5k
There was a Clonliffe one two in Mulhuddart, Dublin tonight at the Bristol-Myers Squibb 5k Road Race, in the BHAA series. Sean Doran was the race winner in 16.04 on a suspiciously long 5k after a battle lasting the almost entire last KM of the race with Declan Power who finished 2nd. Also in the field was Maurice McCrohan, however, that`s all the details to hand.
Saturday round up
Saturday: Phoenix Park, on a particularly muddy tough course at the Magazine Fort, Sean Doran ran possibly his best race to date finishing in an excellent 3rd place in the BHAA Garda 4 Mile XC. Thomas Sherlock placed 8th.
Also on Saturday Declan Power was 3rd in the Rathcoffey 10K in County Kildare in 33.57.
Saturday the 3rd, the 9th annual Dylan Ahern Memorial 5,000m XC race took place on the Castle field course at Malahide – 1st Colm Hickey 18-21 (fastest time)-2nd Aimee Ahern 21-32 (fastest woman ) — 3rd Liam Hennessy (nett 21-51)– 43 runners including racing come backs by Pat Byrne, Eugene Mc Carrick, Mick Kearney and Bernie Byrne-the race was supported by a large number of the Ahern family and friends .
(if you raced text details to 0879599888)
