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Category: Memories

19 July, 2021 Memories

Monday memory: The Pre Olympic 2012 Morton Games

This evening with eyes very much on the Tokyo Olympic Games we take a brief glimpse back at the 2012

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12 July, 2021 Memories

Monday Memory: Paddy Marley Leader of Men

As Team Ireland has just announced the selection of athletes for the Tokyo Olympics today we look back at a

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17 May, 2021 Memories

Monday Memories: 1986 The Year of Our Mary!

This morning we go back to 1986, which not only heralded the 100th birthday of Clonliffe Harriers but the arrival

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10 May, 2021 Memories

Monday Memories: One Hour All Comers Record 1962

Dominic Branigan takes us back this morning almost 59 years to the day. Sunday May 6th 1962 a new Irish

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3 May, 2021 Memories

Monday Memories: The Hell Drivers!

Today’s Monday memory is another chapter in the bizarre history of Morton Stadium/Clonliffe Harriers. If you were amazed by the

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26 April, 2021 Memories

Monday Memories: The 1899 Clonliffe 2

This morning Dominic Branigan brings us right back all of 123 years ago to a simpler time, December 1899 and

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12 April, 2021 Memories

Monday Memories: Santry Stadium bombed!

Yes, you’ve read that correctly! Only a year after the official opening of the Clonliffe Harriers Stadium in Santry the

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8 April, 2021 Memories

The best of times, the worst of times: Declan Power

Lost in the Kingdom. “Can you tell me how to get to Tralee?”  While there are a handful races that

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28 March, 2021 Memories

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Noel Guiden

Back in the day I was a runner, I was never good enough to be considered, even in my own

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26 March, 2021 Memories

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Philip O’Doherty

World Masters M55 Half Marathon September 16 Malaga – Philip O’DohertyIt’s 32 degrees in a burning hot stadium in Malaga

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