Entry list for the 2017 Ballycotton 10 mile road race

The entry list for the 2017 Ballycotton 10 mile road race is now available. Click HERE

Use the contact details listed there if you have any queries.

These are the largest clubs by entry...(10 or more) 

Midleton AC 120, St.Finbarrs AC 111, Eagle AC    101,  Ballintotis Fit4Life AC 99, Mallow AC 99, Watergrasshill AC 74, Kilkenny City Harriers 57, Aghada Running Club 51, Slaney Olympic AC    50, 

Leevale AC 49, Ballymore-Cobh AC    46, Grange-Fermoy AC    44, Youghal AC    44, Waterford AC    42, St. Nicholas AC    41, Sportsworld AC    40, West Waterford AC    35, Celbridge AC    34, Clonmel AC    34, Newbridge AC    33, Tallaght AC    31, Crusaders AC    30, Galtee Runners AC    30, Rosscarbery Steam Runners    30, St Abbans AC    27, An Bru AC    25, Bandon AC    25, Togher AC    25, Sliabh Bhuide Rovers AC    24, Tracton AC    24, East Cork AC    22, Carrigtwohill AC    21, Donore Harriers    20, 

Portlaoise AC    19, Raheny Shamrock AC    19, Carrick-on-Suir AC    17, Donoughmore AC    17, Clonakilty Road Runners    15, Bweeng Trail Blazers    14, Churchtown Runners    14, Carraig na bhFear AC    13, Dundrum South Dublin AC    13, St. Catherines AC    13, Rathfarnham-WSAF AC    12, Buttevant Running Club    11, Galway City Harriers AC    11, Gowran AC    11, Limerick Country Club    11, Sli Cualann AC    11, Carrigaline Road Runners    10, Croghan AC    10, Dooneen AC    10, Kilfinane AC    10, Mooreabbey Milers AC    10, West Limerick AC    10

Over 1000 runners from Cork to take part in the Dungarvan 10 mile road race next Sunday

The 25th Annual John Treacy Dungarvan 10 mile road race is coming up next Sunday the 31st of January and 2,532 people have entered this year. Out of this, well over 1,000 are from Co.Cork.

Here are some stats from West Waterford AC......

1) Over 2,500 entries made up of 56% men and 44% women .
2) The average age of runners is 41 with the youngest runner being 19 while the oldest is 74.
3) The highest number from any county is Cork who will have over 1,000 runners.
4) As for food it will be...
a) 2,500 bags of crisps
b) 2,500 500ml bottles of water
c) 2,500 chocolate bars
d) 2,500 flapjacks
e) 6,000 250mls bottles of water
f) Over 150 pan loaves of sandwiches
g) 200 Barn Bracks
h) 200 Madeira cakes,
i) 4000 tea bags
j) 80 litres of milk
........plus lots more!!

It just goes to show the scale of the operation when 2,000 or so runners descend on the sports hall in the town for the race.

As for club entries, here is a breakdown of some of them.... West Waterford AC 208, Clonmel AC 110, Midleton AC 79, Eagle AC 78, Mallow AC 72, Youghal AC 59, St.Finbarr's AC 59, Wibbly Wobbly Wonders 58, Waterford AC 54, Kilkenny City Harriers 27, Slaney Olympic AC 32, Ballintotis Fit4Life 29, Leevale AC 27, Thurles Crokes AC 24, Tramore AC 23, Togher AC 22, Watergrasshill AC 19, Waterford Tri Club 18, An Brú AC 18, Grange Fermoy AC 16, West Limerick AC 14, Bandon AC 12, Carraig na bhFear AC 12, Carrigtwohill AC 10, Dooneen AC 10, Carrick-on-Suir AC 10, Kinsale Tri Club 10, St.Senan's AC 8, Tracton AC 8, Ballymore Cobh 7,

The full entry list for 2016 can be seen HERE

Entry list for the 2016 Ballycotton 10 now online....

The list of entries for the 2016 Ballycotton 10 mile road race is now available.


You can see the full list in order of entry number HERE

The list in alphabetical order of surname is HERE

There is also a list on this spreadsheet HERE  of all the club entries. It might be handy for clubs that was to see who from their own club entered. Just copy and paste your club entries to your club Facebook page or website.

In total, there are 3583 entries this year which is down slightly on last year. Based on previous years, there should be roughly 2600 taking part next March.

 The percentage of women entered is up slightly from 39.8 to 40.4% which I think is the highest ever.

The one big change this year is the percentage of club entries. Last year, 34.4% of all those entered were members of an athletics club. This year, that jumps to 45.7% which is a significant amount. As for why the jump?? In December 2014, club runners had an option of a two week window for postal entries. In December 2015, club runners could avail of an online option to get in. It might make things easier but it hardly explains the large jump. There is no obvious jump in club membership that would account for it.

Top athletic clubs by numbers:
Midleton AC..117, St. Finbarrs AC...96, Eagle AC...93, Mallow AC...74, Kilkenny City Harriers...62, Watergrasshill AC...59, Ballintotis FIt4Life...57, Youghal AC...48, Slaney Olympic AC...44, Leevale AC..40, Waterford AC. 37, Crusaders AC. 35, West Waterford AC. 34, Ballymore Cobh AC. 31, Clonmel AC. 31, Newbridge A.C. 30, Rosscarbery Steam Runners AC. 30, Portlaoise AC. 29, Sportsworld AC. 26, Bandon AC. 24, Galtee Runners A.C. 24, Grange-Fermoy A.C. 24, Tallaght A.C. 24, Celbridge A.C. 23 , Clonakilty Road Runners A.C. 20, Donoughmore A.C. 19, St. Abbans A.C. 19, Donore Harriers 18, East Cork A.C. 18, Togher A.C. 17

Full entry list for the 2011 Ballycotton '10' now out...

At last! The full entry list for the 2011 Ballycotton '10' is now out and it looks as if there are 3,192 entries. On race day of course, there will be a large number of 'no-shows' so it's probably likely that around 2,300 will run.

Interestingly enough, the total number of entries was down slightly this year. Last year, they got 3340 while this year, it's 3,192....about 150 less. Then again, that's only roughly a 3% drop so it's not a whole lot anyway.

Onto the lists....
The list in numerical order is HERE

The list in alphabetical order is HERE

Some points from the organisers...
We would ask people to please take note of the following points:



(1) The race packages (number, programme, etc) will be posted out approx two weeks before the race day of March 6th – on the week commencing February 20th


(2) We do not have a waiting list. We allow for a certain percentage of ‘no shows’ and therefore accept more than we can accommodate.


(3) We do not refund people who are unable to run.


(4) You cannot give your number to another runner. Last year, despite our warnings, a few runners again ignored this rule. As a result, we took the unprecedented step of publishing pictures of people not wearing the correct number on our website. We are prepared to do the same this year and also will not accept entries from the offending parties for next year’s race. So don’t say you haven’t been warned!

The FINAL Ballycotton '10' list is out!!...

The final list of successful entrants for the 2010 Ballycotton 10 Mile Road Race is now available.

The alphabetical list is HERE

The list in numerical order is HERE

It would seem as if there are 3340 entrants. That's about the same as last year. Considering that club runners had a full 2 week window to get their entries in, does that suggest that the huge growth in numbers attending road races has not resulted in lots of new members for the various athletic clubs??? Are most people quite content to do their own thing without joining any club?

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