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Athletics Ireland National Marathon Championship Provisional Results We Are Aware Not Everyone Is Included in These Results and Are Currently Working to Amend This Male Provisional Results Athletics Ireland National Marathon Championship Provisional Results We are aware not everyone is included in these results and are currently working to amend this. This problem came from club teams not being linked to Athletes during the entry process. If you preregistered and are missing, please contact [email protected] by 5pm, Friday November 1st. We apologise for the inconvenience. Results ordered in Gun Time MALE SENIOR Place Name Club Gen Cat # 1 Stephen SCULLION Clonliffe Harriers A.C. M MS 25 2 Mick CLOHISEY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 24 3 Hugh ARMSTRONG Ballina A.C. M MS 28 4 Sean HEHIR Metro St. Brigids A.C. M MS 20 5 Eoghan TOTTEN Newcastle & District A.C. M MS 21 6 Kyle DOHERTY City of Derry A.C. Spartans M MS 51 7 David MANSFIELD Clonmel A.C. M MS 30 8 Colin MAHER Ballyfin A.C. M MS 36 9 Feidhlim MCGOWAN North Sligo A.C. M MS 69 10 Noel CARROLL Shercock A.C. M MS 20689 11 Andrew SHEEHAN Leevale A.C. M MS 3233 12 Colum GAILE Albertville Harriers M MS 1916 13 Mark KIRWAN Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 29 14 Pauric ENNIS Tullamore Harriers A.C. M MS 3544 15 Paddy O'DONNELL City of Derry A.C. Spartans M MS 3289 16 Matthew COLLINS Portmarnock A.C. M MS 5340 17 Colm CASSIDY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 2138 18 Patrick HIGGINS Newcastle & District A.C. M MS 61 19 Simon DEVENNEY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 3648 20 Joey FEERY Clonmel A.C. M MS 4475 21 Eoin CALLAGHAN Star Of The Sea A.C. M MS 71 22 Bedilu GEBRESELASSIE Dundrum South Dublin A.C. M MS 2409 23 David CALLAGHAN Tallaght A.C. M MS 5055 24 Enda MCKAIGUE Acorns A.C. M MS 4023 25 Patrick MAHON City of Derry A.C. Spartans M MS 3447 26 Robert FREWEN Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 2746 27 Edward COOKE Victoria Park & Connswater M MS 4117 28 Javaid GAYNOR Blackrock A.C. M MS 688 29 Ryhan O'HALLORAN St. Finbarrs A.C. M MS 2524 30 James HOARE Celbridge A.C. M MS 5372 31 Igor PASHCHENKO Blackrock A.C. M MS 3754 32 Sean KELLY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 2217 33 Billy MOLONEY Clonmel A.C. M MS 4476 34 Ryan GALWAY Springwell Running Club M MS 4680 35 Alan DUFFY Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 1397 36 Luke MCMULLAN Newcastle & District A.C. M MS 1075 37 Conor RYAN Clonmel A.C. M MS 2161 38 Conor LEECH Na Fianna A.C. M MS 4827 39 Alan HOGAN West Waterford A.C. M MS 819 Page 1 Male Provisional Results 40 Martin MCKENNA Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 2793 41 Frank CUNNINGHAM Newcastle & District A.C. M MS 2050 42 Paul CARROLL Shercock A.C. M MS 20655 43 John LYNCH Tracton A.C. M MS 3294 44 Wayne WALKER Clonliffe Harriers A.C. M MS 2862 45 Tomás KAVANAGH Sliabh Bhuide Rovers A.C. M MS 4462 46 David MULLEN Clonliffe Harriers A.C. M MS 5398 47 Andy GORDON Sportsworld A.C. M MS 1270 48 Damien GERAGHTY Eagle A.C. M MS 2840 49 David CRONIN Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 20803 50 Fergal LEONARD Clara A.C. M MS 4247 51 Stephen CONROY Celbridge A.C. M MS 254 52 Jeff ENNIS Fr. Murphy A.C. M MS 492 53 Adam FLANAGAN Crusaders A.C. M MS 5309 54 Sean RUSSELL Newcastle & District A.C. M MS 20552 55 Paul DUFFY Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 597 56 Joe MCCRACKEN Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 3744 57 Joe MATHERS Mallusk Harriers M MS 749 58 Liam BUGGY Ballyfin A.C. M MS 4504 59 Colin SCANLON Mayo A.C. M MS 6005 60 Sean MCALLISTER St. Peter's A.C. M MS 887 61 Declan WHOOLEY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 3117 62 Stephen KAVANAGH Tallaght A.C. M MS 1635 63 Lorcan GEARTY Longford A.C. M MS 2170 64 Luke COLEMAN Tallaght A.C. M MS 20677 65 Noel RUXTON Shercock A.C. M MS 3863 66 Colin O'NEILL St. Coca's A.C. M MS 5373 67 Tony REDMOND Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 1758 68 John HEAPHY Lios Tuathail A.C. M MS 955 69 Aonghus O'BRIAIN Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 5350 70 Eoghan HUGHES Blackrock A.C. M MS 1522 71 Gary WHITTLE Tullamore Harriers A.C. M MS 5310 72 Michael MOYNIHAN Kilnaboy A.C. M MS 3067 73 Stephen MCLAUGHLIN Springwell Running Club M MS 3486 74 Matt DUNNE Dublin Front Runners A.C. M MS 15018 75 Neil SHANAHAN Kilkenny City Harriers A.C. M MS 1326 76 Dylan KEHOE Marathon Club Ireland M MS 3566 77 Derek CRAMMOND Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 434 78 Liam GLYNN Mullingar Harriers A.C. M MS 5421 79 Fintan WHELAN Sligo A.C. M MS 2418 80 Gerard MARLEY Milford A.C. M MS 2557 81 Christopher MCMULLAN Seapark A.C. M MS 17141 82 Brian FAY Portmarnock A.C. M MS 4246 83 Paudi MARTIN Carrick Aces A.C. M MS 3006 84 Bernard MCLOUGHLIN Marathon Club Ireland M MS 3693 85 Cian BUCKLEY Sportsworld A.C. M MS 3848 86 Jason MONAGHAN Blayney Rockets A.C. M MS 5143 87 Adam MOSS Sportsworld A.C. M MS 4069 88 Alex KENNEDY Dublin Front Runners A.C. M MS 671 89 Thomas CRAIG Larne Ac M MS 3476 90 Andrew MOORE Civil Service A.C. M MS 4304 91 Michael CAMPBELL Na Fianna A.C. M MS 7861 92 Andy O'SULLIVAN Crusaders A.C. M MS 2860 93 Ian TREACY Metro St. Brigids A.C. M MS 2532 94 Barry WATTERS Navan A.C. M MS 2668 Page 2 Male Provisional Results 95 Anthony DUFFY Enniskillen R.C. M MS 1510 96 Oran KANE Ward Park Runners M MS 748 97 Patrick MCCARTHY Ballyskenach A.C. M MS 3962 98 Graham O'DWYER Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 3562 99 Guillaume NOLAIN Donore Harriers M MS 1463 100 Martin CAREY Ennis Track A.C. M MS 4563 101 Paul MCNAMARA Crusaders A.C. M MS 3670 102 Michael MURPHY Tallaght A.C. M MS 454 103 Shane EGAN Brothers Pearse A.C. M MS 8174 104 Jamie BYRNE Clonmel A.C. M MS 2137 105 Paul WALSH Clonliffe Harriers A.C. M MS 5434 106 Shane CADIGAN 1zer01 M MS 1292 107 David KENNEDY Sportsworld A.C. M MS 3583 108 Christian FORTES ONEILL Termoneeny Running Club M MS 7246 109 James HERTERICH Croghan A.C. M MS 2767 110 Patrick MONGAN Caltra & District A.C. M MS 3408 111 Andrew KINNEEN Crusaders A.C. M MS 3502 112 Keith GEOGHEGAN North East Runners A.C. M MS 5497 113 Scott CROWLEY Clonliffe Harriers A.C. M MS 5297 114 Eric DALY Waterstown Warriors A.C. M MS 9000 115 Stephen BUTLER Dublin Bay Running Club M MS 4502 116 Richard DEENEY Dublin Bay Running Club M MS 4073 117 Ronan SMITH Annalee A.C. M MS 5201 118 Alan FOLEY Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 4064 119 Shane COMER Boyle A.C. M MS 983 120 Lee BORLAND Sli Cualann A.C. M MS 8799 121 Martin O'NEILL Mallusk Harriers M MS 772 122 Sean AHERN Watergrasshill A.C. M MS 13911 123 Paudie O'DONOVAN Rosscarbery Steam Runners A.C. M MS 7432 124 Mairead QUINN Tafelta A.C. M MS 20907 125 Gareth CONAGHAN Rise Running Club M MS 7261 126 Andrew GUY Trim A.C. M MS 3789 127 David MCGRATH Donore Harriers M MS 3961 128 Anthony DOWLING Celbridge A.C. M MS 20588 129 Dirk ADRICHEM United Striders A.C. M MS 10237 130 Tom BREEN Galway City Harriers A.C. M MS 1043 131 Brian COTTER Raheny Shamrock A.C. M MS 2091 132 Glen WHELAN Celbridge A.C. M MS 7315 133 Adam JOHNSTON Maguiresbridge Rc M MS 15445 134 Thomas CASSIDY Springwell Running Club M MS 4695 135 Gavin IRVINE Seapark A.C. M MS 7553 136 Ryan SMYTH Monaghan Town Runners M MS 7436 137 Colm GROGAN Shercock A.C. M MS 3573 138 Ryan MCMAHON Blayney Rockets A.C. M MS 9539 139 Danny MURPHY Monaghan Town Runners M MS 10212 140 Shane WHELAN Waterstown Warriors A.C. M MS 4137 141 Dean ROCHE Craughwell A.C. M MS 7155 142 Gareth MURDOCK East Cork A.C. M MS 2438 143 Niall O'SHEA Clonmel A.C. M MS 20760 144 Paul DOLAN Thurles Crokes A.C. M MS 8011 145 Shane LAVERY Blackrock A.C. M MS 1408 146 Ashley BRIGGS Jog Moira M MS 7170 147 Padraig BRENNAN Graigue Ballycallan A.C. M MS 6086 148 Joe WHITE Tullamore Harriers A.C. M MS 12224 149 Glenn SCULLY Ballyfin A.C. M MS 10274 Page 3 Male Provisional Results 150 Sean KEANE St. Joseph's A.C. M MS 558 151 Connor MCNAMARA Scrabo Striders M MS 8646 152 Eoin BEATTY Derg A.C. M MS 12833 153 Eoin CARROLL Dundrum South Dublin A.C. M MS 8683 154 Carlos SOFFORT North Fermanagh Fitness Club M MS 18544 155 Kevin COYNE Naomh Ciaran R.C M MS 10650 156 Brian MCCLAY Inishowen A.C. M MS 6332 157 Jack RYAN Tullamore Harriers A.C. M MS 14131 158 Olli SEEGER Scrabo Striders M MS 13891 159 Liam SMITH An Bru A.C.
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