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Level 5: Lockdown days!

Tonight the country goes to level 5 until December 1. The effect of this on society is well documented elsewhere.

As the days pass the prospects of the National cross country championships this side of Christmas are becoming more unlikely.

With the continuing deterioration of the Covid 19 health crisis all club members are reminded to keep up the practices

It was with absolute shock that we learned yesterday of the sudden passing of Mr Raheny Shamrocks, Pat Hooper at

Today, Wednesday October 7th was supposed to be the running of the annual Brother Schools Cross Country in Santry Demesne.

With the entire country now at level 3 (from mid night on October 6th) there are considerable restrictions on the

Stephen Scullion was simply superb in this morning’s London Marathon. This year’s race being a London marathon like no other

Joe Cooper has confirmed that Trinity playing fields on Santry Avenue are available from Tuesday the 29th for cross-country training

As Dublin remains at level 3 all competition events are currently suspended in Dublin county. The club will provide racing

Former Clonliffe Ladies Captain Orna McGinley is clearly in fine across the water. Last week Orna ran a 1500 pb