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2004 Results 2004 Results Men's Events Women's Events 100m2.0 m/s 100m Hurdles3.0m/s 1 Gary Ryan Ireland 10.35 1 Maila Machado Brazil 12.96 2 Tim Abeyie England 10.45 2 Nadine Faustin Haiti 13.08 3 Paul Brizzel Ireland 10.50 3 Suzanna Dickenson Jamaica 13.21 4 Winston Smith Jamaica 10.57 4 Lucie Martincova Czeck Republic 13.22 5 Paul Hession Ireland 10.58 5 Derval O'Rourke Ireland 13.26 6 Ger O'Donoghue Ireland 10.58 6 Julie Pratt England 13.30 Tyrone Edgar England DISQ 7 Andrea Bliss Jamaica 13.42 Finlay Wright England DNS 8 Naiamh Cremin Ireland 15.58 200m2.4 m/s 100m2.9 m/s 1 Gary Ryan Ireland 20.78 1 Vida Anim Ghana 11.31 2 Paul Hession Ireland 20.85 2 Janette Kwakye England 11.44 3 Tyrone Edgar England 21.06 3 Ailis McSweeney Ireland 11.67 4 Tim Abeyie England 21.14 4 Ciara Sheedy Ireland 11.76 5 Winston Smith Jamaica 21.15 5 Donna Frazer England 11.76 Paul Brizzel Ireland DNF 6 Anna Boyle Ireland 11.85 Finlay Wright England DNS 7 Amina Ceesay England 11.88 David Gillick Ireland DNS 8 Chantel Brunner New Zealand 11.96 400m 200m2.6 m/s 1 Casey Vincent Australia 46.67 1 Vida Anim Ghana 23.09 2 Jimosola Laursen Sweden 46.94 2 Makelesi Bulikioba Fiji 23.17 3 Robert Daly Ireland 47.29 3 Donna Frazer England 23.32 4 Ryan Preddy England 47.61 4 Helen Prior England 23.64 5 David McCarthy Ireland 47.72 5 Ciara Sheedy Ireland 23.84 6 Conrad Williams England 47.91 6 Emily Maher Ireland 23.91 7 Tomas Coman Ireland 48.00 7 Lisa Miller England 24.51 8 Paddy O'Gorman Ireland 48.80 Janette Kwakye England DNS 800m Irish Milers Club 400m 1 Eoin Cummins Crusaders 1.54.17 1 Makelesi Bulikioba Fiji 52.50 2 Richard Corcoran Raheny 1.55.24 2 Ronetta Smith Jamaica 52.72 3 Gearoid O'Connor Rathfarnham 1.55.26 3 Novelene Williams Jamaica 52.94 4 James King Tir Chonaill 1.55.80 4 Catherine Murphy Wales 53.00 5 Conor Healy Clonliffe 1.56.33 5 Joanne Cuddihy Ireland 54.55 6 Barry O'Brien Skibbereen 1.58.23 6 Lisa Miller England 55.29 7 Liam O'Halloran Raheny 2.02.71 7 Emily Maher Ireland 57.33 Jeremy Thompson Australia DNS 800m 1500m 1 Glody Dube Botswana 1.48.66 1 Freda Davoren Ireland 4.13.43 2 Anthony Whiteman England 1.49.09 2 Rene Kalmer RSA 4.13.48 3 Damien Moss England 1.49.26 3 Andrea Suldesova Czeck republic 4.13.94 4 James Nasrat Wales 1.49.32 4 Roisin McGettigan Ireland 4.14.08 5 Roman Oravec Czeck Republic 1.49.81 5 Sinead Delahunty Ireland 4.14.25 6 Ciaran O'Connell Ireland 1.49.94 6 Deirdre Byrne Ireland 4.16.33 7 James Nolan Ireland 1.50.00 7 Ragnhild Kvarberg Norway 4.17.09 8 Brendan O'Shea Ireland 1.50.43 8 Heidi Jensen Denmark 4.17.51 9 Isireli Nakelevesi Fiji 1.51.17 9 Lisbeth Pederson Norway 4.18.35 10 Thomas Chamney Ireland 1.51.71 10 Annicka Gerner Sweden 4.23.02 Abraham N'Geno Kenya DNS 11 Julia Bleadsdale England 4.25.86 Daniel Caulfield Ireland DNS Elena Kanales Russia DNS Maura Prenderville Ireland DNS 1500m Roisin Quinn Ireland DNS 1 Craig Mottram Australia 3.41.60 Lwisa John Tanzania DNS 2 Abraham Alexis France 3.43.37 3 Sultan Khamas Zamman Qatar 3.43.59 5000m 4 Sebastien Cosson France 3.43.87 1 Sonia O'Sullivan Ireland 15.15.95 5 Ales Tomic Slovenia 3.45.20 2 Alena Samokhvalova Russia 15.33.27 6 Morten Brekke Norway 3.46.21 3 Maria McCambridge Ireland 15.50.16 7 Colin Costello Ireland 3.46.52 4 Susanne Wigene Norway 15.51.79 8 Liam Reale Ireland 3.46.57 5 Sharon Cherop Kenya 16.12.55 9 Aiden Walsh Ireland 3.47.03 6 Eloise Poppett Australia 16.32.05 10 Boaz Cheboiywo Kenya 3.47.39 7 Jolene Byrne Ireland 16.43.51 11 Angus McClean England 3.47.47 Emily Morris Australia DNF Conor Sweeney Ireland DNF Bizunesh Bekele Ethiopoa DNF Benoit Nicolas France DNF Fatiha Fauvel France DNF Noel Pollock Ireland DNF Louise Whitaker England DNF Lachlan Chisholm Australia DNF 1500m Junior Men High Jump 1 Ciaran O'Lionaird Leevale 3.55.87 1 Wanita May Canada 1.85 2 mark hanrahan Leevale 3.57.09 2 Irina Glavadskih Russia 1.80 3 David McCarthy West Waterford 3.57.94 3 Barora Lalakova Czech Republic 1.80 4 Daire Birmingham Raheny 3.58.56 4 Tatiana Grigoreva Russia 1.80 5 Rory Chesser Ennis TC 4.03.47 5 Deirdre Ryan Ireland 1.75 6 Jamie McCarthy Kinsale 4.04.70 6 Julia Bennett England 1.75 7 John Shine Leevale 4.07.43 8 Richard Yates Raheny 4.10.68 9 Kevin Lawlor SLOT 4.13.93 10 William Hughes Thurles Crokes 4.16.30 Alec Daunt Leevale DNF 5000m 1 James Getanda Kenya 13.33.24 2 Mokhtar Benhari France 13.34.12 3 Loic Letellier France 13.34.25 4 Kiplimo Muneria Kenya 13.41.05 5 Sander Schutgens Holand 13.53.40 6 Mark Tucker New Zealand 13.56.56 7 Mark Miles England 14.02.01 8 Mark Kenneally Ireland 14.02.39 9 Gary Murray Ireland 14.02.43 10 Henrik Sandstad Norway 14.05.60 11 Mark Christie Ireland 14.39.74 12 Paul McNamara Ireland 14.41.59 Stephen Hepples England DNF Thomas Carey Ireland DNF Pole Vault 1 Adam Ptacek Czech Republic 5.50 2 Bjorn Otto Germany 5.30 3 Oscar Janson Sweden 5.30 4 Scott Simpson Wales 5.15 5 Tim Thomas Wales 5.15 6 Igor Alekseyey Belarus 5.15 7 Christopher Tremayne England 4.80 8 Ruairi O'Briain Ireland 4.60 Yegeniy Mikhailitchenko Russia RET High Jump 1 Adrian O'Dwyer Ireland 2.21 2 Pavel Fomenko Russia 2.18 3 Martin lloyd England 2.10 4 Martyn Bernard England 2.10 5 Christopher Crowley Ireland 1.90 6 Michael Ruby Ireland 1.80 .
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