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triAthlone 2011 Results: Gender Olympic: Men Rank RaceNo Name Nation+Club Swim # min/km T1 # Bike # km/h T2 # Run # min/km Time Diff Acc.Time 1 77 Bryan Mccrystal IRL - Setanta/Primera TBUK 0:21:43 13 14:28 1:15 1 0:50:15 1 47.77 1:08 6 0:37:00 1 3:41 1:51:19 (4) 2 408 Donal Mahon IRL - N/A 0:21:15 10 14:09 1:22 5 0:57:49 2 41.52 1:19 32 0:40:21 8 4:02 2:02:04 0:10:45 (4) 3 85 Colin Pollock IRL - tricw 0:20:55 8 13:56 1:17 4 0:58:45 6 40.86 1:08 5 0:41:32 15 4:09 2:03:35 0:12:16 (4) 4 192 Mark Serviss IRL 0:23:41 45 15:46 1:55 99 0:59:08 8 40.59 1:23 43 0:38:22 3 3:50 2:04:27 0:13:08 (4) 5 328 Keith Butler IRL - Nenagh Triathlon 0:20:32 6 13:41 1:29 12 1:01:04 24 39.30 1:12 13 0:41:04 10 4:06 2:05:20 0:14:01 (4) 6 91 Andrew Kinane IRL - 3DTri 0:23:22 41 15:34 1:49 70 1:01:41 33 38.92 1:32 92 0:38:12 2 3:49 2:06:34 0:15:15 (4) 7 110 Tom O Dowd IRL - Liquid Motion/Exposuresports.ie0:22:43 31 15:08 1:16 2 0:57:57 3 41.42 1:04 1 0:43:48 31 4:22 2:06:47 0:15:28 (4) 8 36 Stewart Mckenna IRL - Sligo Triathlon Club 0:21:22 11 14:14 1:29 11 0:59:42 11 40.21 1:09 8 0:43:08 24 4:18 2:06:48 0:15:29 (4) 9 394 Declan Madden IRL - Athlone Triathlon Club 0:22:28 23 14:58 1:36 27 1:00:47 19 39.49 1:17 22 0:41:18 11 4:07 2:07:24 0:16:05 (4) 10 167 Arthur Beades IRL - Galway Triathlon Club 0:22:18 18 14:51 2:11 156 1:01:12 25 39.22 1:45 164 0:41:41 16 4:10 2:09:05 0:17:46 (4) 11 232 James Cleland IRL - Hi-Elbow Triathlon Club 0:23:07 34 15:24 1:59 114 0:59:56 15 40.05 1:33 101 0:42:35 21 4:15 2:09:08 0:17:49 (4) 12 322 Peter Neill IRL - omagh triathlon club 0:24:46 79 16:30 1:53 87 1:01:51 36 38.81 1:44 162 0:39:08 5 3:54 2:09:21 0:18:02 (4) 13 1279 Peter Mcentee IRL - Piranha 0:25:39 111 17:05 2:03 133 0:58:41 5 40.90 1:34 103 0:41:31 14 4:09 2:09:26 0:18:07 (4) 14 233 Mark Young IRL 0:23:41 44 15:46 1:54 93 0:58:24 4 41.10 1:18 26 0:44:23 35 4:26 2:09:37 0:18:18 (4) 15 73 Steven Macklin IRL - Cork Tri 0:27:04 163 18:02 1:30 14 1:01:24 30 39.10 1:27 68 0:38:47 4 3:52 2:10:11 0:18:52 (4) 16 160 Jason Miley IRL 0:25:05 93 16:43 1:32 18 1:00:51 20 39.45 1:31 88 0:41:18 12 4:07 2:10:15 0:18:56 (4) 17 156 Greg Foster IRL - Queens University 0:20:12 4 13:27 1:59 115 1:03:55 76 37.55 1:38 129 0:42:58 23 4:17 2:10:40 0:19:21 (4) 18 39 Derek Mccormack IRL - Naas Triathlon Club 0:26:55 159 17:56 1:36 28 0:59:01 7 40.67 1:12 12 0:42:04 19 4:12 2:10:46 0:19:27 (4) 19 365 Brendan Mccarthy IRL 0:24:04 59 16:02 2:02 129 1:01:14 26 39.20 1:19 31 0:42:22 20 4:14 2:11:00 0:19:41 (4) 20 10 Matthew Allum IRL - olympin belfast 0:23:01 33 15:20 1:34 23 1:01:37 32 38.96 1:09 9 0:45:13 47 4:31 2:12:32 0:21:13 (4) 21 417 John-Joe Muldoon IRL - Triangle 0:22:40 28 15:06 2:02 131 1:01:18 28 39.16 1:37 118 0:45:35 57 4:33 2:13:10 0:21:51 (4) 22 214 Eoin Molloy IRL - kilkenny triathlon club 0:23:10 35 15:26 1:41 43 1:00:13 16 39.86 1:25 53 0:46:56 72 4:41 2:13:22 0:22:03 (4) 23 200 Thomas Murray IRL - Athlone Tri Club 0:22:17 17 14:51 1:53 89 1:00:52 21 39.44 1:24 51 0:47:03 75 4:42 2:13:28 0:22:09 (4) 24 193 Aidan Gorry IRL - midland tri 0:24:39 70 16:25 1:43 55 1:03:47 71 37.63 1:33 99 0:41:51 17 4:11 2:13:32 0:22:13 (4) 25 199 Mark Daffy IRL - omagh tri club 0:23:42 46 15:47 1:44 60 1:02:32 42 38.38 1:10 10 0:44:26 36 4:26 2:13:32 0:22:13 (4) 26 329 Joe Cantwell IRL - Nenagh Triathlon 0:24:30 67 16:19 1:40 41 1:00:30 17 39.67 1:28 71 0:45:34 56 4:33 2:13:40 0:22:21 (4) 27 101 Paul Henegahn IRL - Pulse Tri 0:30:14 278 20:09 1:51 76 0:59:41 10 40.22 1:23 47 0:40:41 9 4:04 2:13:48 0:22:29 (4) 28 399 Gerry O Doherty IRL - Midland Tri 0:24:45 76 16:29 1:53 88 1:02:39 45 38.31 1:11 11 0:43:26 27 4:20 2:13:52 0:22:33 (4) 29 62 Edward O Keeffe IRL - Kilkenny Triathlon Club 0:24:16 63 16:10 1:36 29 1:01:58 37 38.73 1:19 29 0:45:01 44 4:30 2:14:09 0:22:50 (4) 30 248 Stephen O'' Reilly IRL - Athlone 0:22:22 21 14:54 1:44 59 1:03:05 52 38.05 2:54 306 0:44:17 33 4:25 2:14:21 0:23:02 (4) 31 191 Patrick Muckian IRL - setanta 0:22:19 19 14:52 1:27 9 1:04:46 101 37.06 1:23 42 0:44:52 43 4:29 2:14:45 0:23:26 (4) 32 13 David Sheridan IRL - Longford Triathlon Club 0:19:30 2 12:59 1:42 52 1:03:48 72 37.62 1:21 37 0:49:02 108 4:54 2:15:22 0:24:03 (4) 33 273 Martin Divilly IRL - Galway triathlon club 0:24:46 78 16:30 2:03 138 1:01:41 34 38.91 1:45 166 0:45:24 50 4:32 2:15:37 0:24:18 (4) 34 249 Ronan Meally IRL - Kilkenny 0:26:07 137 17:24 1:41 49 1:00:56 22 39.39 1:32 95 0:45:26 51 4:32 2:15:40 0:24:21 (4) 35 241 Karl Marnane IRL - Piranha 0:22:39 26 15:05 1:37 32 1:06:18 136 36.21 1:41 143 0:43:35 29 4:21 2:15:48 0:24:29 (4) 36 97 Michael James Duffy IRL - 24-7 0:26:10 140 17:26 1:17 3 1:02:18 40 38.52 1:14 18 0:45:17 48 4:31 2:16:14 0:24:55 (4) 37 346 Barry Cahill IRL - Wicklow 0:22:40 27 15:06 1:41 48 1:03:35 64 37.75 1:20 34 0:47:03 74 4:42 2:16:17 0:24:58 (4) 38 111 Conor Mckenna IRL - Olympia 0:19:49 3 13:12 1:41 44 1:02:32 41 38.39 1:23 45 0:50:56 152 5:05 2:16:18 0:24:59 (4) 39 259 Michael King IRL - Activ Multisport 0:25:19 105 16:52 1:37 31 1:05:02 108 36.91 1:23 41 0:43:21 26 4:20 2:16:39 0:25:20 (4) 40 14 Paul Mckenna IRL - Piranha 0:25:48 120 17:11 1:50 74 1:08:08 175 35.23 1:07 4 0:40:04 7 4:00 2:16:56 0:25:37 (4) 41 231 Daragh Sharkey IRL - Galway 0:18:53 1 12:35 1:44 58 1:05:05 110 36.88 1:21 36 0:49:56 120 4:59 2:16:56 0:25:37 (4) 42 46 James Skehan IRL - Boru Tri 0:23:48 49 15:51 1:43 54 1:04:36 98 37.15 1:15 19 0:45:50 59 4:34 2:17:11 0:25:52 (4) 43 65 Richard Twohig GBR - Belpark 0:21:39 12 14:25 1:56 104 1:05:43 118 36.53 3:23 327 0:44:37 40 4:27 2:17:15 0:25:56 (4) 44 359 Mark O'' Dwyer IRL - Carrick on Suir Triathlon Club 0:23:23 42 15:34 2:00 120 1:03:36 65 37.74 1:37 117 0:46:45 68 4:40 2:17:18 0:25:59 (4) 45 188 Fergus O''toole IRL - Naas 0:23:40 43 15:46 1:58 112 1:03:51 74 37.59 1:19 30 0:46:31 67 4:39 2:17:18 0:25:59 (4) 46 251 Joe Smullen IRL 0:25:08 95 16:45 1:50 75 1:04:13 84 37.38 1:27 67 0:44:42 42 4:28 2:17:18 0:25:59 (4) 47 79 Derek Mcevoy IRL 0:25:24 106 16:55 1:38 36 1:02:38 44 38.33 1:38 127 0:46:09 62 4:36 2:17:24 0:26:05 (4) 48 323 Joe Cawley IRL 0:27:35 177 18:23 2:38 234 1:06:25 139 36.14 1:40 136 0:39:15 6 3:55 2:17:31 0:26:12 (4) 49 56 Colm Daly IRL - Ennis Tri Club 0:25:40 112 17:06 1:39 38 1:05:53 123 36.43 1:06 2 0:43:17 25 4:19 2:17:33 0:26:14 (4) 50 179 Ger Lynam IRL 0:25:51 126 17:13 1:59 118 1:04:56 103 36.96 1:26 57 0:43:32 28 4:21 2:17:42 0:26:23 (4) 51 223 Rory Quinn IRL - Wicklow Tri 0:24:20 65 16:12 1:45 61 1:05:22 115 36.72 1:49 180 0:44:38 41 4:27 2:17:52 0:26:33 (4) 52 92 William Owens IRL - Piranha 0:28:29 213 18:59 1:52 84 1:01:48 35 38.84 1:16 20 0:44:36 39 4:27 2:17:59 0:26:40 (4) 53 362 Kevin Gilmore IRL - T3 0:23:59 57 15:59 2:07 148 1:03:22 57 37.88 1:37 120 0:47:01 73 4:42 2:18:03 0:26:44 (4) 54 37 Jiri Thoma CZE - CorkTri 0:25:17 104 16:50 1:46 62 1:06:58 148 35.85 1:26 60 0:42:42 22 4:16 2:18:07 0:26:48 (4) 55 405 Paul Minahan IRL - trilogy 0:23:22 40 15:34 1:28 10 1:04:17 86 37.34 1:17 24 0:47:58 85 4:47 2:18:21 0:27:02 (4) 56 189 David Seery IRL - Athlone Tri Club 0:26:42 155 17:47 2:04 139 1:01:20 29 39.14 1:35 108 0:46:45 69 4:40 2:18:24 0:27:05 (4) 57 152 Tony Byrne IRL 0:25:01 88 16:40 2:46 250 1:03:16 54 37.94 1:39 131 0:46:16 63 4:37 2:18:56 0:27:37 (4) 58 196 Mark Mc Manus IRL - Trilogy 0:23:52 53 15:54 1:35 25 1:03:47 70 37.64 1:22 38 0:48:32 99 4:51 2:19:06 0:27:47 (4) 59 386 Aidan Troy IRL 0:24:30 66 16:19 1:39 37 1:03:43 68 37.67 1:44 156 0:47:36 83 4:45 2:19:09 0:27:50 (4) 60 392 John Joe Mc Cullagh IRL - Omagh Tri Club 0:29:46 267 19:50 1:37 33 1:02:53 48 38.17 1:17 23 0:43:38 30 4:21 2:19:10 0:27:51 (4) 61 16 Keith Dwane IRL - Ennis Triathlon Club 0:23:52 54 15:54 1:54 94 1:03:51 73 37.59 1:25 52 0:48:26 97 4:50 2:19:26 0:28:07 (4) 62 217 John Hodge IRL - Carrick Tri 0:25:57 130 17:17 1:53 85 1:01:01 23 39.34 1:56 205 0:48:42 101 4:52 2:19:26 0:28:07 (4) 63 176 Gareth Donnelly IRL 0:24:59 87 16:38 2:05 142 1:02:10 39 38.61 1:55 204 0:48:20 95 4:49 2:19:27 0:28:08 (4) 64 377 Michael Grimes IRL - Piranha Tri 0:28:02 190 18:41 1:24 6 0:59:50 13 40.12 1:20 33 0:49:00 107 4:53 2:19:34 0:28:15 (4) 65 469 Ricky Mckillen GBR - Chain Reaction Cycles 0:25:10 96 16:46 2:02 126 1:02:44 47 38.26 1:27 66 0:48:16 94 4:49 2:19:38 0:28:19 (4) 66 43 Mark Doyle IRL 0:23:12 36 15:27 1:49 71 1:02:36 43 38.34 1:47 171 0:50:22 132 5:02 2:19:44 0:28:25 (4) 67 19 John Greaney IRL - Galway triathlon club 0:27:40 179 18:26 1:49 72 1:07:02 149 35.81 1:13 15 0:42:04 18 4:12 2:19:46 0:28:27 (4) Printed at 07-07-2011 23:31:50 1 triAthlone 2011 Results: Gender Olympic: Men Rank RaceNo Name Nation+Club Swim # min/km T1 # Bike # km/h T2 # Run # min/km Time Diff Acc.Time 68 107 Michael Horgan IRL - trilogy 0:25:54 128 17:16 2:05 143 1:08:41 183 34.94 1:43 155 0:41:28 13 4:08 2:19:50 0:28:31 (4) 69 41 Stephen O Kane IRL - WICKLOW TRI 0:25:49 123 17:12 2:14 169 1:04:42 99 37.10 1:41 146 0:45:30 53 4:32 2:19:54 0:28:35 (4) 70 437 Michael Rowley IRL - Limerick Triathlon Club 0:25:59 135 17:19 1:39 39 1:05:11 112 36.82 1:40 137 0:45:47 58 4:34 2:20:15 0:28:56 (4) 71 32 Andrew Cunningham IRL - Setanta 0:25:39 110 17:05 1:26 7 1:02:05 38 38.66 1:21 35 0:50:00 122 4:59 2:20:28 0:29:09 (4) 72 357 Alan Gray IRL - Setanta 0:24:49 82 16:32 1:47 68 1:01:17 27 39.17 1:29 79 0:51:11 159 5:07 2:20:32 0:29:13 (4) 73 433 Sean Court IRL 0:23:14 37 15:28 2:04 140 1:03:25 59 37.85 1:36 115 0:50:21 130 5:02 2:20:38 0:29:19 (4) 74 53 Niall O''reilly IRL - Pulse Triathlon 0:25:01 89 16:40 2:00 122 1:06:50 146 35.91 1:23 44 0:45:33 54 4:33 2:20:45 0:29:26 (4) 75 17 Lorcan Fisher IRL - setanta tri + dfta 0:27:08 165 18:05 1:34 21 1:00:35 18 39.62 1:41 145 0:49:57
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