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Race No Wave First Name Surname Team No Team 1692 Wave 13 At Runamuck Challenge All Entries In First Name then Surname Order 09/03/19 Race No Wave First name Surname Team No Team Sign to Agree to Waiver Dis M/F Capt Comp 1692 Wave 13 at 12:00 Aaliyah Eastwood Solo 1 lap F Solo 106 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aaron Bolger Solo 2 Laps M Solo 2195 Wave 18 at 12:25 Aaron Connolly 242 Asho Team 1 lap M Team 2524 Wave 20 at 12:35 aaron delaney 266 COMMON AS MUCK 1 lap M Team 2922 Wave 23 at 12:50 Aaron Gibbons 317 Keeling's Kickers 1 lap M Team 1316 Wave 10 at 11:45 Aaron Kane 148 Kane 1 lap M Y Team 693 Wave 5 at 11:20 aaron leonard 84 ayrfield boxercise club 2 Laps M Team 413 Wave 3 at 11:10 Aaron Lowe 50 J-hall 1 lap M Y Team 3152 Wave 25 at 13:00 Aaron Lynch 349 Mooneys Hyundai 1 lap M Team 1842 Wave 14 at 12:05 Aaron Newman 191 Mylan Dublin Respiratory 1 lap M Team 3139 Wave 25 at 13:00 Aaron Tynan 348 Love for Laz 1 lap M Team 1766 Wave 14 at 12:05 Aaron Walsh 194 Runforpaul 1 lap M Team 1494 Wave 11 at 11:50 Ada Higgins Corrigan 167 RACE JOCKEYS 1 Lap F TY Team 3046 Wave 24 at 12:55 ADAM DEMPSEY 336 SHARE A DREAM FOUNDATION ALL ASPECTS FITNESS 1 lap F Team 1226 Wave 9 at 11:40 Adam Foley 136 Davies Angels 2 Laps M Team 2132 Wave 17 at 12:20 Adam Peel 236 No Limits Fitness 1 lap M Team 2766 Wave 22 at 12:45 Adam Price 298 CastlekeelyForever 1 lap M Team 485 Wave 3 at 11:10 Adam Walker 60 Wesley College - Habitat for Humanity 1 lap M Team 609 Wave 4 at 11:15 Adelle O'Brien Solo 1 lap F Solo 2581 Wave 20 at 12:35 Adine Quinn 273 MKMS 1 lap F Team 2660 Wave 21 at 12:40 Adrian O Brien 284 John Cradock Limited 1 lap M Team 1551 Wave 12 at 11:55 Adriana Steward 175 Gaelscoil an Chuilinn 1 lap F Team 1077 Wave 7 at 11:30 Adrienne Maher 127 Should be in AA!! 1 lap F Team 3413 Wave 28 at 13:15 adrienne murray 371 bucketlist ladies 1 lap F Team 3124 Wave 25 at 13:00 Aengus Samuel-Maher 345 Compu b 1 lap M Team 1721 Wave 13 at 12:00 Agnieszka Pilinska 188 We've Got The Runs 1 lap F Team 1171 Wave 9 at 11:40 Aidan Banahan 135 Danny's First Steps 1 lap M Team 1693 Wave 13 at 12:00 aidan cronnelly Solo 1 lap M Solo 1642 Wave 13 at 12:00 Aidan Curley 180 Crime 1 2 Laps M Team 2884 Wave 17 - 12:20 Aidan Hamill 225 TEAM TARGET FIT 2 Laps m Team 3010 Wave 24 at 12:55 Aidan Scally 335 Scally Clan 2 Laps M Team 1/110 Runamuck Challenge All Entries In First Name then Surname Order 09/03/19 Race No Wave First name Surname Team No Team Sign to Agree to Waiver Dis M/F Capt Comp 2978 Wave 23 at 12:50 Aidan Tattan Solo 1 lap M Solo 249 Wave 2 at 11:05 Aideen McCormack 30 LUCAN MUCKERS 1 lap F Team 3020 Wave 24 at 12:55 Aideen Rooney 339 The Durty BM's 1 lap F Team 1886 Wave 15 at 12:10 Aiden Mc Veigh 204 Errigal Contracts 2 Laps M Team 46 Wave 1 at 11:00 Ailbhe McCarthy 10 INVIGORATE Ken Mahony 1 lap F Team 3414 Wave 28 at 13:15 aileen flood 371 bucketlist ladies 1 lap F Y Team 2582 Wave 20 at 12:35 Aileen Mahon 273 MKMS 1 lap F Y Team 436 Wave 3 at 11:10 Aileen O' Dwyer 55 NS Squad 2 Laps F Team 2908 Wave 23 at 12:50 Aileen Ryan 315 Billy G 1 lap F Team 3478 Wave 28 at 13:15 Ailish Kendall 377 Up Navan 1 lap F Team 451 Wave 3 at 11:10 Ailish O'Grady 57 Pack of bitches 2 Laps F Y Team 152 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aimee Dixon 21 Tough Mudder Fudders 2 Laps F Team 733 Wave 5 at 11:20 Aimee Lynch 85 Bub Town Rats 1 lap F Team 1374 Wave 10 at 11:45 Aimee O'Brien 156 rosies runamuckers 1 lap F Team 2087 Wave 16 at 12:15 aine Byrne 225 TARGET FIT 1 lap F Team 2497 Wave 19 at 12:30 Aine Cyran 262 WTF Where's the finish 1 lap F Team 2632 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aine Gately 283 Excape 1 lap F Team 2919 Wave 23 at 12:50 Aine Heffernan 316 Heffernan 2 Laps F Team 440 Wave 3 at 11:10 Aine Kelly 56 Nua Crew 1 lap F Team 2405 Wave 19 at 12:30 Aine Kinsella 250 Canice's Crew 1 lap F Team 1103 Wave 7 at 11:30 Aine Mahon 128 UCD Physios 1 lap F Team 1411 Wave 10 at 11:45 aine mcmanus 159 Top Wets 1 lap F Team 1483 Wave 11 at 11:50 Aine Nolan 165 Muck On ... Muck Off 1 lap F Team 552 Wave 4 at 11:15 Aine O'Connor 66 Brown Brothers Harriman 1 lap F Team 800 Wave 5 at 11:20 Aine Scott Solo 2 Laps F Solo 107 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aine Walsh Solo 1 lap F Solo 737 Wave 5 at 11:20 Áine Dunne 87 Clonaslee St. Manmans 1 lap F Team 91 Wave 1 at 11:00 Áine Nic Suibhne 12 Mother Muckers 1 lap F Team 738 Wave 5 at 11:20 Áine Ryan 87 Clonaslee St. Manmans 1 lap F Team 1104 Wave 7 at 11:30 Aisling Clancy 128 UCD Physios 1 lap F Team 1974 Wave 16 at 12:15 Aisling Cooling 216 Altipeak 2 Laps F Team 2/110 Runamuck Challenge All Entries In First Name then Surname Order 09/03/19 Race No Wave First name Surname Team No Team Sign to Agree to Waiver Dis M/F Capt Comp 2705 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aisling Cronin 289 On a Lovely One for Kevin Bell Foundation 1 lap F Team 2633 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aisling Day 283 Excape 1 lap F Team 2224 Wave 18 at 12:25 Aisling Finlay 244 Kal’s Journey 1 lap F Team 2225 Wave 18 at 12:25 Aisling Gilboy 244 Kal’s Journey 1 lap F Team 2736 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aisling Healy 291 SemiSoberSallys 2 Laps F Team 2634 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aisling Jennings 283 Excape 1 lap F Team 108 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aisling Keane Solo 1 lap M Solo 1767 Wave 14 at 12:05 Aisling Keane 194 Runforpaul 1 lap F Team 547 Wave 4 at 11:15 aisling kelly 65 brigideers 1 lap F Team 816 Wave 5 at 11:20 Aisling Kelly 98 The Fergusons 1 lap F Y Team 3416 Wave 28 at 13:15 Aisling Kelly 372 KN Troopz 1 lap F Team 109 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aisling Kenny Solo 1 lap F Solo 2583 Wave 20 at 12:35 Aisling Lehane 273 MKMS 1 lap F Team 2226 Wave 18 at 12:25 Aisling Long 244 Kal’s Journey 1 lap F Team 2732 Wave 21 at 12:40 Aisling McNeill 290 Radiant Rossies 1 lap F Team 638 Wave 4 at 11:15 Aisling Moroney 75 The Bog Warriors 1 lap F Team 1084 Wave 7 at 11:30 Aisling Moroney Solo 1 lap F Solo 250 Wave 2 at 11:05 Aisling Morris 30 LUCAN MUCKERS 1 lap F Team 1872 Wave 15 at 12:10 Aisling O'Meara 200 Bristol Babes 1 lap F Team 2046 Wave 16 at 12:15 Aisling Reynolds 220 J&J Sandwich 1 lap F Team 43 Wave 1 at 11:00 Aislinn Dowling 9 Dowling 2 Laps F Team 2072 Wave 16 at 12:15 Alaine Walsh 227 UB 1 lap F Team 1552 Wave 12 at 11:55 Alan Brown 175 Gaelscoil an Chuilinn 1 lap M Team 3417 Wave 28 at 13:15 Alan Byrne 372 KN Troopz 1 lap M Team 303 Wave 2 at 11:05 Alan Crawford Solo 1 lap M Solo 47 Wave 1 at 11:00 Alan Duffy 10 INVIGORATE Ken Mahony 1 lap M Team 1768 Wave 14 at 12:05 Alan Flood 194 Runforpaul 1 lap M Team 3116 Wave 25 at 13:00 Alan Hall 344 Chafing the Dream 1 lap M Team 190 Wave 2 at 11:05 Alan Higgins 25 CLG Mhaigh Cuilinn 2 Laps M Team 3277 Wave 26 - 13:05 Alan Joyce 364 Vizor Victory 1 lap m Team 3109 Wave 25 at 13:00 Alan Kelly 343 Bag of Cans 1 lap M Team 3/110 Runamuck Challenge All Entries In First Name then Surname Order 09/03/19 Race No Wave First name Surname Team No Team Sign to Agree to Waiver Dis M/F Capt Comp 1364 Wave 10 at 11:45 Alan Lacey 154 Relentless boggers 2 Laps F Team 163 Wave 1 at 11:00 Alan Loughman 24 Without a paddle 1 lap M Team 1722 Wave 13 at 12:00 Alan Mangan 188 We've Got The Runs 1 lap M Team 1242 Wave 9 at 11:40 Alan Mccann 137 Mud Rangers 2 Laps M Team 2444 Wave 19 at 12:30 Alan McCartan 255 Mud Crushers 1 lap M Team 1769 Wave 14 at 12:05 Alan McQuaid 194 Runforpaul 1 lap M Team 2923 Wave 23 at 12:50 Alan Morrissey 317 Keeling's Kickers 1 lap M Team 2706 Wave 21 at 12:40 Alan O’Beirne 289 On a Lovely One for Kevin Bell Foundation 1 lap M Team 1375 Wave 10 at 11:45 Alan O'Brien 156 rosies runamuckers 1 lap M Team 1975 Wave 16 at 12:15 Alan Richardson 216 Altipeak 2 Laps M Team 1172 Wave 9 at 11:40 Alan Somers 135 Danny's First Steps 2 Laps M Team 1428 Wave 11 at 11:50 Alan Swan 161 Fireseal Contracts 2 Laps M Team 491 Wave 3 at 11:10 Alan Walker 61 XYLEM WATERMARK 1 lap M Team 1770 Wave 14 at 12:05 Alan Walsh 194 Runforpaul 1 lap M Team 35 Wave 1 at 11:00 Alana Carr 6 Carr Hannon Flynn 2 Laps F Y Team 2555 Wave 20 at 12:35 Alanagh Tennanty 270 FoodCloud 1 lap F Team 2525 Wave 20 at 12:35 alannah irwin 266 COMMON AS MUCK 1 lap F Team 1707 Wave 13 at 12:00 Alannah Slevin 187 The Spring Chickens 1 lap F Team 1173 Wave 9 at 11:40 Alannah Somers 135 Danny's First Steps 2 Laps F Team 1531 Wave 11 at 11:50 Albert Kane 170 THE MUCKY DUCKS 1 lap M Y Team 1756 Wave 14 at 12:05 Albert Ryan 193 PRIMARK FITVISION 1 lap M Team 3099 Wave 24 - 12:55 Albert Wilkinson 1 lap m SOLO 2866 Wave 22 at 12:45 Alberto Cebrian 308 Tableau 1 lap M Team 240 Wave 2 at 11:05 Aleksandra Kulik 29 Kerry Team 1 lap F Team 756 Wave 5 at 11:20 Alex Bell 89 Donerz 1 lap F Team 654 Wave 4 at 11:15 Alex Boylan 77 The Wizards of Obs 1 lap M Team 553 Wave 4 at 11:15 Alex Busari 66 Brown Brothers Harriman 1 lap M Team 2005 Wave 16 at 12:15 Alex Byrne 217 Amys Angels 1 lap M Team 2014 Wave 16 at 12:15 Alex Hamilton 219 Fit4less Tallaght 1 lap F Team 1105 Wave 7 at 11:30 Alex Hassett 128 UCD Physios 1 lap M Team 2780 Wave 22 at 12:45 Alex Hurley 301 FLAGSHIP SIGN DESIGN 1 lap M Team 4/110 Runamuck Challenge All Entries In First Name then Surname Order 09/03/19 Race No Wave First name Surname Team No Team Sign to Agree to Waiver Dis M/F Capt Comp 1532 Wave 11 at 11:50 Alex Kane 170 THE MUCKY DUCKS 1 lap M Team 164 Wave 1 at 11:00 Alex Moore 24 Without a paddle 2 Laps M Y Team 3418 Wave 28 at 13:15 Alex Sheridan 372 KN Troopz 1 lap M Team 2707 Wave 21 at 12:40 Ali English 289 On a Lovely One for Kevin Bell Foundation 1 lap F Team 1873 Wave 15 at 12:10 Alia Everlien 200 Bristol Babes 1 lap F Team 2417 Wave 19 at 12:30 Alice Chubb 252 Energie Fitness Dun Laoghaire 1 lap F Team 771 Wave 5 at 11:20 Alice Dillon 90 GSK Dungarvan 1 lap F Team 1060 Wave 7 at 11:30 alice murphy 124 Naas CBS 1 lap F Team 1 Wave 1 at 11:00 Alice Rackham
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