The mens race was won again this year by Alan O'Shea of Bantry AC in a time of 32:34. This was a 38 second improvement on his 2010 time of 33:12 so he got a bonus for breaking the course record as well. In 2nd place, Cillian O'Tuama of Leevale AC ran 34:43 while Kevin Wilmot of Bandon AC ran 35:23 to finish 3rd.
In the womens race, Helen Leonard of Rathfarnham WSAF AC finished 1st in a time of 40:59. Liz Barry of Bandon AC finished 2nd in 41:33 while Margo Dinan of St.Finbarrs AC finished 3rd in 42:46.
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...(Updated 24th June)
1) John O'Driscoll has a gallery of 222 photos. Some at the 1 mile mark and some just before the finish line. Slideshow HERE
2) Padraig McCarthy has a gallery of 117 photos HERE
3) Con Tringle has a very nice gallery of 174 photos HERE
did dunmanway yesterday, alot of slight inclines and it was VERY hot but overall good race
ReplyDeleteare the finishing times correct/incorrect for anyone
ReplyDeleteelse?
i thought i was a minute or
so faster!
Ref:comment 2.my watch time 40.49 offical time 40.49 spot on :)
ReplyDeleteAlso congrats to the Dunmanway team,great event very well organised,local support is fantastic for the event,great course,plenty of stewards.10 out of 10 :)
John Dunphy.
Did Dunmanway yesterday too, very well organised and marshalled race. I ran the Cork marathon in 2009 and 2010, this was my first smaller run and I thoroughly enjoyed it and will do a lot more shorter races like this in the future. Well done to all involved.
ReplyDeleteMy time is some 30 seconds slower than my watch time also. Strange. Nice to see that they gave all the walkers a time even though a handful of walkers magically appeared around the leading pack with a few miles to go
ReplyDeletemy time was correct
ReplyDeletethe walkers started 30mins before the runners
great event, well organised and the support was great along the way
Extremely well run event,great support,lots of stewards and good spread in the GAA clubhouse afterwards. Well Done
ReplyDelete@Anonomous 10:46, I know the walkers started early, I'm saying a number of additional walkers finished the race than started it.
ReplyDeleteNice run,should have being a better supply of water at the finish line.
ReplyDeleteThis event was very well organised- the registration process, getting to start, marshalls on course, the music on the route, the finish etc. the teas and treats made this run on a very hot day worthwhile. There was a great atmosphere there too. I will be back to support this race again, but i am also glad to be supporting a most worthwhile charity.
ReplyDeleteGreat race. Have run this both last year and this year and it's one of the nicest races on the calendar. The course is more fun than fast – lots of ups and downs, bends, narrow roads etc. - very entertaining!
ReplyDeleteThe only small problem I had was that, as one of the earlier runners through, I found it difficult to negotiate some of the walkers when I caught up with them on the narrow roads around the 4-5 mile mark. As a runner, when you're out on your feet late on in a race, its difficult to muster even the mental energy to figure out how to go around people at that stage! It might be no harm if the organisers could ask them maybe to "keep right" so that runners can get past them on the narrow bits, rather than walking 4-abreast and taking up the width of the road.