Google+ Running in Cork, Ireland: Results of the Douglas 5k run...Sat 23rd March 2013

Saturday, March 23, 2013

Results of the Douglas 5k run...Sat 23rd March 2013

A total of 149 people turned out for the inaugural Douglas 5k run in the Tramore Valley Park in Cork City on Saturday, the 23rd of March.

RACE NO. NAME POSITION TIME
1 Rory O'Sullivan 16:40
2 Patrick Roche 16:51
3 Don Healy 16:58
13 Niamh Roe 18:59
22 Shiela Buckley 20:13
23 Ann Marie Healy 20:25


The full results can be seen HERE

19 comments:

mags said...

very windy but fab run . mags



Douglasrun2013 said...

Organisers would like to thank everybody who participated and a special thanks to our international athlete Mark Hanrahan who was the official race starter on the day. Looking forward to next year already.

Anonymous said...

Great organization ...started on time ..no hanging around ...take note BHAA ..

Anonymous said...

very enjoyable race. Well organized, deserved a bigger turnout, Tough old wind at times.

Damien Coleman said...

That's not fair on the BHAA, they have far greater numbers to deal with.

John Desmond said...

With regards to the BHAA, there is a big difference between taking 150 entries as in this race and taking 300+ entries in a BHAA race with all of the various grades and teams.

Anonymous said...

Great race and a top class venue. I also run BHAA regularly and I saw some of their best giving a helping hand - good on ye. Nice to see some new faces in the top ten that's what these races are all about. Hope it goes ahead again next year, word of mouth will double the numbers. BHAA or not just go out and run.

Anonymous said...

On the way to Dublin & have results on the iPhone, nice one. Loved the course & the organization was as good as I've experienced - parking 100 mtrs. from race start and on the road 20 mins after race - well done to all. I'll be back!!!!

Anonymous said...

I have not participated in these kind of event before really enjoyed it, would the time the winner in the mens category be considered an excellent time?

Anonymous said...

Best race I've run this year - out of the car and right alongside the start/finish. Also safe with no traffic to worry about - well done to all, roll on next year. Saw some BHAA helping out, well done.

Anonymous said...

Anything under 17 mins is a good time. Normally BHAA winner would be sub 16 mins, 5 minute miles, depends on course. I was out to watch but will run this race next year, very well organised. Great event well done to all

Richard Mulvihill said...

Great run in tough windy conditions! Very enjoyable

Anonymous said...

Hi first race for me and taught it was great easy parking and v organised will defo go again

Gerard said...

In fairness BHAA do a lot for running.

Anonymous said...

This continuing slagging off of the BHAA is getting tedious. Cork BHAA are dealing with a huge growth in numbers over the last few years and are making changes to deal with it. If you find their races don't suit you don't go, there are lots of other people who think they're doing a great job.

Shane said...

Ya I'd have to agree with supporting the BHAA, the amount of work they do for cork running is amazing. These people are all there on a voluntary basis giving up their time for our privilege. If you can't respect what they do and the efforts they make then dont turn up on race day. It's exhausting to have to listen to the negative comments from people who only seem to want to find fault. Sure there will be times when you have to wait a bit longer in the tunnel or the results are late but for the love of god it isn't the end of the world. Considering the numbers they get they do a good job.

Anonymous said...

great race, very enjoyable. any idea when there might be a few pictures up of it

Anonymous said...

Im also wondering when there will be more photos of the race and the participants.....any of the winners in the male category? is that the winner in st finbarrs singlet and the blue baseball hat?

Anonymous said...

Yes the St Finbarrs runner was the winner.