Google+ Running in Cork, Ireland: Notice : Conna 5k road race - Fri 2nd Aug 2019

Thursday, August 01, 2019

Notice : Conna 5k road race - Fri 2nd Aug 2019

Organised by St.Catherine's Athletic Club, this 5 km road race is coming up in the village of Conna on Friday, the 2nd of August 2019.



The race HQ is the local community centre which is on the main road through the village. This is one of the few 5 km races in this part of NE Cork and should be of interest to a lot of runners. One thing to note is the number of prizes on offer with the top 5 men and women getting something as opposed to the more usual three.

The entry fee is €10.

There will also be chip timing.

Course Preview.....A full preview with maps, directions and photos can be seen HERE 



The club has its own website as well...http://stcatherinesac.org/

There will also be a 1-mile race for juveniles (10-16yrs) at 7:30pm.

From St.Catherine's AC...From St.Catherine's AC...Conna 5k is back for a 7th year on August 2nd.


Our race kicks off with a Juvenile (10-16yrs) 1 mile race from Community Field to the Community Hall. This race is sponsored by John Morrison and there are prizes for the 1st 3 home in boys and girls.

This is followed by the Adult 5km race. (Over 16 only). Thanks to Michael Feeney Construction and Polished Beauticians for coming on as race sponsors again this year. There are prizes for the first 5 male and female finishers. There is also a large range of age category prizes for 1st and 2nd in both male and female and spot prizes. And thats not all, John Morrison has come on board to sponsor time bonus for breaking the course record (Mens 15:27 James McCarthy, Womens 18:04 Martina Kiely). 


And if that is not enough, we have a mixed team prize on offer. To be included you need to form a team with 2 male and 1 female or 1 male and 2 female. (runners in the top three will not be included in team prizes)

Walk: 6.30pm
Juvenile One Mile: 7.30pm
Runners (Over 16 only): 8.00pm

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

What is the entry fee?

Noel Early said...

€10 entry fee