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Sex Category Where Event Time Wind Name Relay Team Born Venue Date No. of Records Other Men Allcomers Outdoor 100m 10.12 1.4 Yohan Blake Jamaica Morton Stadium 24.07.15 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 200m 20.30 0.1 Paul Hession 27.01.83 Morton Stadium 21.07.07 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 400m 45.25 Arnaud Malherbe South Africa Morton Stadium 29.07.00 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 800m 1.45.25 Peter Elliott Great Britain Mary Peters 20.07.85 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 1500m 3.34.78 Nouredine Morceli Algeria Mardyke 27.06.98 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Mile 3.49.44 Sydney Maree USA Mardyke 13.07.82 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 3000m 7.38.15 Craig Mottram Australia Mardyke 02.07.05 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 5000m 13.15.00 Luke Kipkosgei Kenya Mardyke 22.06.96 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 10000m 27.57.7 Carlos Lopes Portugal Morton Stadium 04.07.82 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Marathon 2.08.33 Geoffrey Ndungu Kenya Dublin 31.10.11 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 110m H 13.20 1.1 Colin Jackson Wales Mary Peters 16.07.90 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 400m H 48.18 Edwin Moses USA Mary Peters 20.07.87 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 3000m S/C 8.32.80 Brendan Quinn 26.07.60 Cork RTC 07.06.05 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor High Jump 2.33m Steve Smith England Mary Peters 19.06.93 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Long Jump 8.15m 1.5 Stewart Faulkner Great Britain Mary Peters 16.07.90 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Triple Jump 16.89m Willie Banks USA Mary Peters 00.00.85 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Pole Vault 5.70m Denis Petushinskiy Russia Mardyke 03.07.92 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Shot 21.50m Geoff Capes Great Britain Mary Peters 24.05.80 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Discus 65.96m Erik De Bruin Netherlands Belfield 00.00.93 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Hammer 86.34m Yuri Sedykh USSR Mardyke 03.07.84 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor Javelin 84.12m Juha Laukkanen Finland Morton Stadium 08.06.97 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 4x100m 39.14 Netherlands Netherlands n/a Morton Stadium 22.06.13 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 4×400m 3.05.57 Switzerland Switzerland n/a Morton Stadium 08.06.97 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 10,000m Walk. 38.27.57 Robert Heffernan 28.02.78 Morton Stadium 20.07.08 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 20k Walk Rd. 1.18.14 Nathan Deakes Australia Phoenix Park 16.06.01 1 Men Allcomers Outdoor 50k Walk 3.49.00 Andre Hohne Germany Phoenix Park 24.06.04 1 Irish National T+F Records (as of March 1st, 2017).

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