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Sunday, January 15, 2017
Results & photos of the Cork BHAA FMC 6km road race in Little Island...Sun 15th Jan 2017
A total of 373 runners turned out for this year's Cork BHAA FMC 6km road race in Little Island. The weather conditions were perfect with a temperature of about 10 deg C and a light wind.
This is always the first road race on the Cork BHAA calendar every year and gets a good turnout. The figure of 373 is very good for a local road race but is still down 7% on last year. As you can see from the chart, the numbers are well down on a few years back and is probably a reflection of the greater choice of events on the calendar at present. A few years back, the BHAA race would have been the only race on that weekend. This weekend, there was a choice of a 5k parkrun in Ballincollig, a trail race near Fermoy and the BHAA race in Little Island.
1 Anthony Mannix M1 18:53 Dell-EMC
2 COLIN MERRITT 0/45B M2 19:03 Army
3 Alan O'Brien M3 19:28 McCarthy Insurance Group
55 Joan Ennis 0/50K F1 23:35 Avondhu MF
57 Carmel Parnell 0/60M F2 23:40 Cork Shops
58 Joyce Wolfe 0/35H F3 23:46 Joyce Wolfe Physiotherapy
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...(Updated 16th Jan @23:08)
1) Derek Costello of Eagle AC has a gallery HERE
2) Peter Howie has some nice photos of the finish line HERE
3) Joe Murphy of Eagle AC has a gallery HERE
Too bad they've dropped the healthier sandwich option for the refreshments afterwards :(
ReplyDeletePrizes not the best either
ReplyDeletecredit to the Bhaa again for a well organised race as usual
ReplyDeletePeople are starting to get very picky. Every now and then I might win a category prize and no matter what the prize its great to feature. As for the sandwiches I was quite happy on Sunday with a coffee and a few biscuits as well as and iced bun. The BHAA offer a wide range of races throughout the year so fair play too all involved. Would have liked to run the Janseen race but it clashes with Dungarvon 10.
ReplyDeleteTwo slices of bread...a slice of ham,wrap them in a bit of clingfilm bring them with ya and Bobs your uncle��
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