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Annaghdown 10K 210613 Prelim2 Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2012) Pos Num Time Name Club Category 1 720 32:49 Matt Bidwell GCH SM 2 707 34:32 Paddy O'Toole Mayo AC SM 3 652 34:35 Chrusty Mc Grath gch SM 4 709 35:44 Conor Lyons 0 SM 5 605 35:53 Conor Dolan SM 6 733 35:57 Brian Bruton GCH SM 7 655 36:09 Des Tremble Donore harriers VM40+ 8 670 36:51 Pat Sherry Galway City Harriers VM40+ 9 642 37:01 Dee Coughlin OTRA SM 10 766 37:56 Ray Somers Athenry SM 11 705 38:07 Collette Tuohy Mayo AC SW 12 712 38:09 Tommy Joe Whyte Tuam A.C VM50+ 13 624 38:19 Martin Hegarty Galway City Harriers SM 14 718 38:28 Dan O'rourke Tuam VM40+ 15 744 38:42 Martin Kearney GCH VM50+ 16 695 38:48 Robert Mulryan SM 17 696 38:59 Hubert Brennan Maree AC VM40+ 18 748 39:06 Eugene Hardiman Corrandulla SM 19 668 39:13 Sean Boots Boys VM40+ 20 635 39:14 Damian O' Toole VM40+ 21 669 39:20 Eddie Corban craughwell ac VM40+ 22 607 39:23 Seamus Coyne Galway City Harriers VM40+ 23 629 39:43 Richie Campbell VM40+ 24 699 39:47 Gerry Molloy Galway SM 25 651 39:49 Sinead Foran Athenry AC VW35+ 26 727 39:49 Jane Ann Healy Athenry SW 27 698 40:02 Paul McDonagh Maree AC VM40+ 28 750 40:08 John Flaherty CRH SM 29 736 40:13 Tony Nevin craughwell ac VM40+ 30 755 40:18 Alan Forde GCH SM 31 680 40:31 Pat Burke Galway Tri Club VM40+ 32 613 40:32 Brendan Mc Ardle VM40+ 33 730 40:36 Andrew Talbot Clare River Harriers VM60+ 34 615 40:40 Enda Groarke VM40+ 35 648 40:55 James Mc Kenna VM40+ 36 741 41:21 Sean Ward 0 SM 37 717 41:38 Brendan Monaghan Tuam A.C VM40+ 38 714 41:59 Michael Hession GTC SM 39 681 42:10 Dumitrescu Alexandru OTRA SM 40 749 42:12 Christopher Sheehan Oranmore SM 41 674 42:14 Jacqueline O'Donnell GCH VW45+ 42 763 42:19 Brian Kenny CRH VM40+ 43 761 42:28 John Rushe 0 VM40+ 44 602 42:33 Marc Connaughton 0 SM 45 634 42:35 Enda Mannion SM 46 726 42:37 Ronan Casey 0 SM 47 662 42:38 John Fitzgerald OTRA SM 48 618 42:38 Tom Griffin Claddagh Fitness VM40+ 49 620 42:39 Brendan Kennelly GCH VM50+ 50 679 42:41 Siobhan Egan Headford SW 51 661 42:43 Cormac O' Connor Galway City Harriers SM 52 690 42:58 James Lundon Athenry AC VM40+ 53 738 43:04 David Stephens Tri Lakes TC VM40+ 54 752 43:05 Patrick Murphy CRH VM40+ 55 721 43:15 Tom Breen GCH SM 56 656 43:42 Diarmaid Monaghan Tuam A.C SM 57 691 43:44 Clare Rowe 0 VW35+ 58 716 43:45 Jonathan Hawkins Oranmore VM40+ 59 641 43:53 Paraic Oates Galway City Harriers VM40+ 60 639 44:01 Mark Rabbitte tuam ac VM50+ 61 757 44:13 Padraig Kiely Dublin SM 62 683 44:23 Eleanor Rainsford 0 VW35+ 63 684 44:29 John Killilea Tri Lakes TC SM 64 702 44:29 Gordon Skelly 0 SM 65 676 44:55 Carmel Brannigan GCH VW45+ 66 638 44:57 Keith Donnelly SM 67 657 44:59 Jarlath Monaghan VM50+ 68 687 45:08 James Kilraine Salthill SM 69 622 45:10 Kevin Sheridan SM 70 645 45:12 Marie Gallagher galway city harriers SW 71 685 45:20 Annette Keane Loughrea AC VW35+ 72 706 45:22 Tom Elwood 0 VM40+ 73 643 45:37 Mary Mc Hugh GCH VW45+ 74 609 46:38 Sebastian Matysiak SM 75 722 46:41 Monica Forde Tuam VW45+ 76 625 46:49 Elaine Newell SW 77 747 47:02 J Sheehan CRH VM50+ 78 614 47:31 John Burke None VM40+ 79 762 47:32 Maire Leador Athenry SW 80 616 47:34 Denise Kennedy VW35+ 81 606 47:49 Joseph Coyle SM 82 724 48:05 John McLoughlin Galway VM40+ 83 689 48:13 Catherine Keane Murphy GCH Fit for Life VW35+ 84 710 48:16 M Walsh Headford SM 85 627 48:41 Deniece Williams Team Valeo SW 86 704 48:47 James Elwood 0 VM50+ 87 697 48:50 Marcella Heneghan Headford VW35+ 88 677 48:52 Eoghan Kenny 0 SM 89 708 49:06 Celia O'Toole 0 SW 90 658 49:16 Una Mc Cafferty SW 91 688 49:19 Derek McNamara Annaghdown VM40+ 92 653 49:29 Patrick Scully NA VM40+ 93 729 49:30 Patrick Moylan Corrandulla VM40+ 94 646 49:33 Mairead Guckian VW35+ 95 678 49:35 Christy O'Malley Mayo AC VM40+ 96 644 49:36 Karen Quirke Corofin AC VW35+ 97 753 49:38 Anthony Hernon Caherlistrane SM 98 740 49:38 Eddie Smith Annaghdown VM40+ 99 675 49:40 Tadg Kenny 0 VM50+ 100 619 49:44 Irene Spellman craughwell ac VW45+ 101 732 49:47 Thomas Mannion 0 VM40+ 102 636 50:22 Cait Gallagher Galway City Harriers SW 103 640 50:45 Michelle Tyrrell SW 104 663 50:50 Mike Flanagan OTRA SM 105 765 50:59 Mairead Sullivan Athenry AC SW 106 719 51:31 Diarmuid Quill Craughwell VM40+ 107 659 51:33 Una Duggan VW35+ 108 623 51:34 Paul Anthony Gibbons SM 109 703 51:47 Mick McLaughlin Tuam A.C VM40+ 110 692 52:19 Liam Cahill Annaghdown SM 111 700 52:19 Allen Moran Athenry VM40+ 112 743 52:20 Marie Hennelly Headford VW35+ 113 764 52:33 Enda Nolan 0 SM 114 754 52:35 Colm Dalton Cong VM50+ 115 647 52:52 Elaine Mitchell SW 116 759 52:53 Frankie Nally Corrandulla VM40+ 117 612 53:37 Aidan Doyle SM 118 654 53:44 Almut Roessner VW35+ 119 713 53:45 Betty Coleman craughwell ac VW55+ 120 715 53:49 Sile Barrett 0 SW 121 664 53:53 Didier Le Caherac OTRA VM40+ 122 673 53:53 Michael Diamond Boots Boys VM40+ 123 604 53:58 Tony O' Callaghan VM50+ 124 665 54:04 Louise Little OTRA SW 125 682 54:20 Jim Donnelly 0 VM60+ 126 672 54:20 Eileen Molloy Corofin AC VW45+ 127 737 54:31 Joe Cormican 0 VM40+ 128 631 0:54:41 Deirdre Quinn Athenry AC VW35+ 129 756 0:54:43 Tadhg Gleeson Annaghdown SM 130 760 0:54:55 Daire Canavan Corrandulla SM 131 723 0:54:57 Mary Barry Castlegar SW 132 739 0:55:08 Carol Smith Annaghdown VW35+ 133 711 0:55:21 Catherin Kelly Loughrea VW35+ 134 608 0:55:55 Sean O Morain Tuam AC VM40+ 135 650 0:57:02 Marina Hussey VW35+ 136 666 0:57:03 Clair Walsh SW 137 758 0:57:15 Padraig Hughes Caherlistrane SM 138 751 0:57:29 Kevin Connolly 0 VM40+ 139 742 0:57:33 Nicola Keaveny Corofin SW 140 626 0:57:44 Mary Boyd VW35+ 141 617 0:57:45 Julianna Collins VW35+ 142 603 0:58:14 SP Williams sprintf VM40+ 143 734 0:58:20 Maire Kelly 0 VW55+ 144 686 0:58:30 Emma Ryan Headford VW45+ 145 621 0:59:08 Dennis Killilea VM50+ 146 610 1:00:20 Fiona Connolly Loftus VW35+ 147 746 1:00:29 Harriet Costello 0 VW45+ 148 728 1:01:14 Mary Rahill GCH VW35+ 149 731 1:02:14 Marie Walsh Annaghdown SW 150 745 1:03:01 Sharon Gordon 0 VW35+ 151 735 1:03:02 Deirdre Ward GCH VW35+ 152 701 1:07:31 Catriona Minihan 0 SW 153 693 1:07:33 Ita Tunney Corrandulla SW.
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