Pages

Saturday, April 30, 2022

Results of the 5k parkruns in Cork - Sat 30th Apr 2022


Results of the 5k parkruns around the county on Saturday 30th April 2022

Ballincollig Regional Park: 254 this week, 277 last week. Long term average 298.

First 3 men & women...
1 Diarmaid NOLAN Male SM30-34 17:41
2 John HERLIHY Male VM40-44 17:46
3 Alan O'SULLIVAN Male VM35-39 18:58
20 Karen SCULLY Female VW40-44 21:30
26 Mairead PEREZ Female VW45-49 21:48
33 Mary O CONNELL Female SW25-29 22:19


Glen River: 63 this week, 66 last week. The long term average is 83.

First 3 men & women...
1 Barry WALSH Male VM35-39 19:28
2 Cian MCCAFFERTY Male SM30-34 19:38
3 Henry MILWARD Male SM30-34 Midleton AC 19:43
9 Gabrielle STACK Female SW30-34 Sanctuary Runners 23:19
14 Cherie TURNER Female VW50-54 St Finbarrs AC 23:53
17 Susan KILLOUGHERY Female VW50-54 24:38


Mallow Castle: 37 finishers this week, 54 last week. The long term average is 81.

First 3 men & women...
1 Patrick MAHER Male SM30-34 19:08
2 Anthony MAHER Male JM10 21:03
3 Carl HOWARD Male VM45-49 21:15
12 Nicole O'CALLAGHAN Female JW11-14 24:33
16 Emma CAREY Female VW35-39 26:25
20 Cecelia CREMIN Female VW50-54 Dromahane Roadrunners 27:58


Youghal: The Pobalscoil na Tríonóide 5k parkrun in Youghal got 51 this week, 55 for last week. The long term average is 71.

First 3 men & women...
1 Ger LYNCH Male VM35-39 20:30
2 Ian MURPHY Male VM50-54 20:43
3 Shane GREENE Male VM35-39 21:07
5 Stephanie ILSLEY Female VW60-64 22:36
10 Claire MURPHY Female VW50-54 24:05
15 Patricia DALY Female VW45-49 West Waterford 26:01


Macroom Desmense: 37 this week, 38 last week. Long term average is 54.

First 3 men & women...
1 Jean LUCEY Female VW35-39 19:38
9 Mags DESMOND Female VW45-49 23:42
13 Jenny O SHEA Female SW30-34 26:05
2 Diarmuid HOLLAND Male VM45-49 20:26
3 Peter HOWARD Male VM40-44 21:46
4 Unknown 


Clonakilty: 32 finishers this week, 35 finishers last week. Long term average 37.

First 3 men & women...
1 Naoise Ó FLAITHEARTAIGH Male SM20-24 16:25
2 Mícheál Ó SÉ Male VM40-44 19:07
3 Unknown 
6 Anna O'NEILL Female VW50-54 22:22
15 Ciara RIDGE Female VW40-44 25:21
21 Niamh RYAN Female VW40-44 28:35


Glengarriff Woods: There were 44 finishers for this weeks 5k parkrun in Glengarriff Woods. It was 53  last week, long term average is 59.

First 3 men & women... 
1 Cathal MINEHANE Male VM40-44 20:46
2 Stephen O'SULLIVAN Male VM50-54 21:34
3 Unknown
6 Maria HURLEY Female VW60-64 Bantry Athletic Club 23:51
9 Mary LAWTON Female VW50-54 Durrus Athletic Club 24:56
10 Lydia HAMER Female SW30-34 24:57
 

Bere Island: 47 this week, 51 last week, long term average of 46. 

First 3 men & women...
1 John DUNNE Male VM40-44 21:56
3 Colin GLEESON Male VM70-74 Beara AC 22:59
4 Adrian J.P. BYRNE Male VM65-69 22:59
2 Michelagh MURPHY Female SW18-19 22:52
6 Sharon LEVIS Female VW40-44 23:52
7 Breeda O SULLIVAN Female VW55-59 Beara AC 24:05


Castlehaven: 23 finishers this week in Rineen Woods. 16 last week. Long term average 30.

First 3 men & women...
1 Lochlainn CONNOLLY Male VM35-39 Annadale Striders 18:20
2 Brian MINIHANE Male SM25-29 23:07
5 Joseph GARVEY Male SM25-29 26:13
3 Niamh O'BRIEN Female SW30-34 24:29
4 Deirdre MCCARTHY Female VW40-44 Manchester Tri Club 25:37
6 Celine BUCKLEY Female VW50-54 Castlehaven GAA 29:16

1 comment:

  1. There was a new male record set in Castlehaven this weekend. Lochlainn Connolly who normally runs in parkruns around Belfast set a new male course record of 18:20 at his fourth attempt. Lochlainn has some form as he ran 16:11 at Belfast Victoria parkrun just before lockdown.
    Castlehaven parkrun is consider by many reviews and magazines to be among the most scenic parkruns in the world but it is also one of the most technically challenging. It is described by locals as cnocánach and a couple of times each month people show up for an attempt on what is perceived as a 'soft' course record.
    They quickly discover it's cnocáinín followed by cnocáinín of varying gradients around the 1 & ¾ loop course as well as plenty of tight turns and invariably run a time that is at least 90s slower than their usual parkrun course.
    Congratulations to Lochlainn Connolly and we look forward to seeing him back in Castlehaven before too long.

    ReplyDelete

Please note that all comments must be moderated before they appear on the site. All spam and nearly anything with a link in it just gets deleted.