A total of 177 runners turned out for this years Passage West Community 10k road race. The weather conditions were more or less ideal and a huge contrast to the downpour in 2014.
1 OWEN CASEY Leevale M MO 163 35:21
2 JAMES SLOWEY ST FINBARRS MO 181 38:21
3 DARA O'SULLIVAN MO 54 39:54
28 Laura O'CALLAGHAN FO 29 45:23
32 RACHAEL O CALLAGHAN FO 150 45:28
56 Eileen O SULLIVAN FO 195 48:52
The full results can be seen on the race website HERE
Photos...Updated Mon 27th @2pm
1) Derek Costello of Eagle AC has a gallery of photos HERE
2) Kieran Minihane has a gallery of photos HERE
3) Passage West GAA have a gallery of photos HERE
4) Kelly McEveney has a gallery HERE
Proceeds from this years race will go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club.
During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy
Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous
trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
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Showing posts with label Passage West Community 10k. Show all posts
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Friday, April 24, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
Race launch for the Passage West Community 10k road race...
The Passage West Community 10k road race is coming up next Friday the 24th of April at 7:30pm.
There was a race recently at the local EuroSpar in the town and as you can see from the photo, numerous clubs within the town are helping out with this community event.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
To enter and for more info, go to the race website... http://passagewest10k.wordpress.com/
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
More info in this earlier post.
There was a race recently at the local EuroSpar in the town and as you can see from the photo, numerous clubs within the town are helping out with this community event.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
To enter and for more info, go to the race website... http://passagewest10k.wordpress.com/
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
More info in this earlier post.
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Monday, March 09, 2015
Notice...Passage West Community 10k road race - Fri 24th Apr 2015
The Passage West Community 10k road race was first held in 2013 and is on this year on Friday the 24th of April at 7:30pm.
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
The course was measured by Jones Counter and it has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
To enter and for more info, go to the race website... http://passagewest10k.wordpress.com/
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
The course was measured by Jones Counter and it has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
To enter and for more info, go to the race website... http://passagewest10k.wordpress.com/
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Passage West 10k organisers present cheque to the Cork City Hospital's Children's Club
The Passage West 10K Race committee presents a cheque for €2,000 to the Cork City Hospital's Children's Club - pictured are Frances McEveney, Mark Meaney (CUH), Noreen Corkery, Lorraine O'Sullivan, Andrew Harrington(CUH), Linda Wixted, Paddy Carroll, Wayne Atkinson and Austin O'Connor(committee chairman) Leevale AC could not make the presentation night due to other commitments. The organisers would also like to thank all those who took part in the race last April. Their participation despite the torrential rain on the night made this donation possible. Picture: Joe Madden
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Results of the Passage West Community 10k road race...Fri 25th Apr 2014
The weather conditions for this particular race can only be described as pretty awful. After being fry for most of the day, the rain started around 6:30pm and was in pelting down in time for the race. Full credit to the 162 hardy souls that took part in the race and helped raise funds for the Cork City Hospitals Childrens Club. Looking through the photos, it's obvious that a small army of volunteers from the local community were also standing out in the driving rain for the duration of the race so full credit to them as well. It's just such a pity that after all the months of preparation and work for this race, the weather should end up being so bad. Fingers crossed for next year!
1 John Meade St Finbarrs O30 34:49
2 Alex O'Shea St Finbarrs O40 35:01
3 Cornelius Marshall St Finbarrs O30 35:59
13 Deirdre Nagle Eagle AC 41:24
22 Anna Doris Midleton AC 43:14
40 Elaine Guinane Eagle AC O30 46:32
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos...(Updated Sat 26th @10pm)
1) Kieran Minihane has 141 photos HERE
2) Derek Costello has a gallery of 147 photos HERE
3) Another small gallery and a video of the start from the organisers HERE
4) Kelly McEveney has a number of photos HERE
(Photos in post courtesy of Kieran Minihane)
1 John Meade St Finbarrs O30 34:49
2 Alex O'Shea St Finbarrs O40 35:01
3 Cornelius Marshall St Finbarrs O30 35:59
13 Deirdre Nagle Eagle AC 41:24
22 Anna Doris Midleton AC 43:14
40 Elaine Guinane Eagle AC O30 46:32
The full results can be seen HERE
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| Local volunteers helping out at the finish line |
1) Kieran Minihane has 141 photos HERE
2) Derek Costello has a gallery of 147 photos HERE
3) Another small gallery and a video of the start from the organisers HERE
4) Kelly McEveney has a number of photos HERE
(Photos in post courtesy of Kieran Minihane)
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Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Launch of the Passage West Community 10k road race
The Passage West Community 10k road race is coming up on Friday the 25th of April 2014. The organisers had the official launch of the race recently with the various sporting group in the town.
From the organisers....Thanks to all of the groups from Passage West for sending representatives from their clubs along to our launch night last Monday. Being a community event, it's great to see all of the support and help being provided. Thanks also to the gang from the 'Cork City Hospitals Children's Club' who came along and explained all about what their charity does, the kids and families they work with and the costs of running such a great service. Hopefully we will raise as much money as possible on the night to help them out a little.
The race in 2013 helped raise funds for Katies Wish to Walk. One year on, you can what progress the little toddler has made here...http://youtu.be/ibvQ7WL-OwQ
More info about the upcoming Passage West 10k can be seen in this earlier post.
From the organisers....Thanks to all of the groups from Passage West for sending representatives from their clubs along to our launch night last Monday. Being a community event, it's great to see all of the support and help being provided. Thanks also to the gang from the 'Cork City Hospitals Children's Club' who came along and explained all about what their charity does, the kids and families they work with and the costs of running such a great service. Hopefully we will raise as much money as possible on the night to help them out a little.
The race in 2013 helped raise funds for Katies Wish to Walk. One year on, you can what progress the little toddler has made here...http://youtu.be/ibvQ7WL-OwQ
More info about the upcoming Passage West 10k can be seen in this earlier post.
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Sunday, March 16, 2014
Race notice...Passage West Community 10k road race - Fri 25th Apr 2014
Following the success of the inaugural 10k race in Passage West last year, various clubs and organisations in the town have come together again to organise a 10 km race for the 25th of April 2014.
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this years race go towards the Cork City Hospitals Children's Club. During the year, they bring sick and deserving children from CUH, Mercy Hospital, St. Gabriel's and the Cork Deaf Association on numerous trips, as well as hosting many fun and exciting events.
Preview...A full preview of the 10 km course can be seen HERE
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
Results of the Passage West Community 10 km road race...Fri 17th May 2013
Position # Time Name Category Club
1 33:53 John Meade S St Finbarrs
2 34:08 Michael Harty O30 East Cork
3 34:57 Michael Dullea O30
15 41:17 Sineád Paley O40 St Finbarrs
28 43:07 Ann Marie Healy O40 St Finbarrs
55 46:26 Rachel O'Callaghan O30 Fitnessworx
The full results can be seen HERE
Photos.......(Updated Mon 20th @9am)
1) Mick Dooley has a small number HERE
2) Damien Quirke has a gallery HERE
3) Martin Collins has a gallery HERE
Comments? Did you do this race? Any feedback? .........and what about the 'hills'! ;o)
Race report from Mick Dooley of the Cork BHAA.......
Took part in tonight's race in Passage, it was a very enjoyable event with a great turnout, think about 400 hundred in total made up of 250 entries in the 10k run and 200 hundred taking part in the 5k walk. Many of the 300 may not have run but paid the fee anyhow, think about 200 finishers in the 10k.
In relation to the 10k event, it was certainly a very challenging course. The first 3 miles were fast and flat along the seafront and after that, a never ending 2.5 miles uphill to finish with a downhill to the finish. The 10k was won by John Meade in a time of 33-50 and the ladies race won by Sinead Paley ahead of Ann Marie Healy.
After the race Kate Lonergan's Dad spoke about the progress Kate was having after a series of operations and was emotional when he saw 4 year old Katie take her first steps during the week with the help on an aid. John Lonergan, a Tipperary man living in Piltown Co Kilkenny was over come by the hugh local support for his daughter and praised the people that traveled from Tipperary and Kilkenny and indeed some people from England also. Johns sister Ann Quaid now living in Passage West is the family link in Cork and was delighted to see her friend Francis Mc Elhinney a juvenile coach in Passage West club put together such a wonderful event. Francis thanked all the community and clubs for the support they had given. Race winner John Meade spoke afterwards of his appreciation and all he more the privilege it was for us to be able to run, and support the cause for Katie Lonergan.
Like any event the the after race party is very important and this one did not disappoint........drink energy bar and bananas at the finish and then back to the club house for an abundance of fresh made sandwiches and home baking ,presentation of prizes and a lively session of live music, top marks I'd say.
(Photo courtesy of Damien Quirke)
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Preview of the Passage West 10 km road race...Fri 17th May 2013
Just a reminder that this brand new road race is coming up on Friday, the 17th of May 2013...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this race go to Katie's Wish to Walk. I'd ask you to spare a few minutes and visit that website. It would be great if you could come along on the night and support the efforts for this special little girl........Friday, 17th May @7:30pm.
Please note that the race starts 1.2 miles from the registration point. Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to get there.
Course Preview...A full preview of the race course with directions and photos can be seen HERE
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an Athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this race go to Katie's Wish to Walk. I'd ask you to spare a few minutes and visit that website. It would be great if you could come along on the night and support the efforts for this special little girl........Friday, 17th May @7:30pm.
Please note that the race starts 1.2 miles from the registration point. Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to get there.
Course Preview...A full preview of the race course with directions and photos can be seen HERE
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Monday, May 06, 2013
Race notice...Pasage West Community 10k road race - Fri 17th May 2013
This is a brand new road race on the calendar! The Passage West Community 10k road race is coming up on Friday, the 17th of May 2013...
This is on the day after the Fota Cheetah Run so if you didn't manage to get into it, this one might be of interest.
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this race go to Katie's Wish to Walk. I'd ask you to spare a few minutes and visit that website. It would be great if you could come along on the night and support the efforts for this special little girl........Friday, 17th May @7:30pm.
More details closer to the date.
This is on the day after the Fota Cheetah Run so if you didn't manage to get into it, this one might be of interest.
Located to the south-east of Cork City and just a 10 minute drive from the South-Ring road, this 10k race is in close proximity to a lot of people...
The course itself takes in waterfront walkways and some country roads to the west of the town. It certainly isn't an easy course and it can be split into two halves. The first 3.5 miles are pretty flat while there are some 'nice' hills in the second half ;o)
This is a proper road race in every sense of the word. Leevale AC have been involved in getting the course measured properly by Jones Counter. It also has an athletics Ireland licence.
The local GAA club are offering their facilities for registrations, changing area, showers, post race refreshments and prize giving. Supervised car parks are available at the GAA grounds and the Soccer club.
Proceeds from this race go to Katie's Wish to Walk. I'd ask you to spare a few minutes and visit that website. It would be great if you could come along on the night and support the efforts for this special little girl........Friday, 17th May @7:30pm.
More details closer to the date.
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