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Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2011) Pos Num Time Name Club Category 1 589 32:41 Matt Bidwell GCH MS 2 533 33:28 Stephen McKeighe MS 3 587 33:31 Timmie Glavey Mayo AC MS 4 590 35:56 Enda Mannion Tuam AC MS 5 543 36:23 Gerry Carty GCH M40 6 524 36:48 Sean Hanley GCH M40 7 478 36:51 johnny lane Craughwell AC MS 8 553 37:08 Brian Duffy Castlegar AC MS 9 599 37:23 Tommy Joe Whyte Tuam AC M40 10 565 38:01 Mark Breen Athenry AC M40 11 440 38:03 David Mullins Tuam AC M40 12 525 38:26 Gearoid Healy Tuam AC MS 13 421 38:54 Pat O'Dwyer GCH M40 14 557 39:24 Thomas Fisher MS 15 472 40:02 Adrian Fitzmaurice Athenry AC M40 16 441 40:13 Danny Carr GCH M40 17 452 40:32 Séamus Coyne GCH M40 18 463 41:00 Michael Walsh Craughwell AC M40 19 411 41:07 Kieran Fox MS 20 537 41:19 Richard Campbell MS 21 583 41:25 Aonghusa Fahy MS 22 519 41:31 Sean Nee Boots Boys M40 23 596 41:36 Diarmuid Quill Craughwell AC M40 24 586 41:44 John Flaherty Clare River Harriers MS 25 531 41:49 Martin McEvilly GCH M60 26 488 41:53 seamus king M40 27 591 42:30 William Cannon Craughwell AC MS 28 458 42:33 Daniel Kavanagh Athenry AC MS 29 469 42:34 shane o'doherty Sligo Triathlon Club MS 30 556 42:51 Loretta Duggan St. Mary's AC FS 31 579 42:53 Patrick Murphy Clare River Harriers MS 32 555 42:59 Michael Dermody Craughwell AC MS 33 562 43:01 Shane Forde GCH MS 34 486 43:02 james mckenna M40 35 425 43:05 Enda Munnelly Athenry AC MS 36 545 43:17 Andrew Talbot Clare River Harriers M60 37 493 43:23 Dara Conneely M40 38 526 43:43 Colm Cleary MS 39 566 43:46 James Lundon Athenry AC M40 40 541 43:54 Jean O'Connor GCH FS 41 535 44:04 John Donnellan M40 42 520 44:09 Patrick Connelly MS 43 432 44:18 Róisín Farragher FS 44 542 44:35 Derek Conerney Athenry AC M40 45 544 44:41 Pat Burke GCH M40 46 560 44:44 Sinead Brody Athenry AC FS 47 467 44:54 ray reidy M40 48 548 44:57 Des Casey M40 49 567 45:09 Sean Daly M40 50 527 45:15 Michael O'Sullivan M40 51 456 45:18 Anne Moran Craughwell AC F45 52 506 45:32 Bernie Mulryan FS 53 487 45:37 thomas Griffin MS 54 412 46:00 michael McMahon MS 55 483 46:10 Fintan Murray M40 56 496 46:34 Michael Healy Clare River Harriers MS 57 595 46:43 Eoin McEvoy MS 58 464 46:44 Noel Fox MS 59 437 46:49 liam walsh GCH MS 60 460 46:51 mark campbell Craughwell AC M40 61 594 46:53 Alan Forde GCH MS 62 494 47:09 Declan Madden MS 63 508 47:11 John Kearney Craughwell AC MS 64 568 47:14 Jenny Keavey FS 65 434 47:18 Patrick Scully GRC M40 66 561 47:21 Sean McGlynn GCH MS 67 550 47:23 Rena Deely Craughwell AC F35 68 501 47:24 Cora Grimes F35 69 588 47:26 Martina Fahy Athenry AC F35 70 447 47:28 monica forde F35 71 439 47:29 breege mcgath GCH F45 72 403 48:12 keith donnelly MS 73 502 48:12 Tony Casey M40 74 433 48:36 Brian Clarke MS 75 473 48:46 Colin McIlrath Craughwell AC M40 76 482 48:49 Sinead Goaley Athenry AC F35 77 465 48:54 Paolo Corrado M40 78 538 48:55 Sharon Walsh Tuam AC F35 79 477 49:06 martin walsh M40 80 443 49:12 John Killiea MS 81 532 49:17 Niall Egan GCH MS 82 451 49:18 JANE WALSH GCH F35 83 407 49:18 Colin Melville MS 84 489 49:24 Thomas Mannion M40 85 413 49:28 John Burke M50 86 431 49:32 Oonagh Walsh GCH F35 87 444 49:33 Vincent Jordan MS 88 424 49:38 caroline kennedy F35 89 429 49:43 james elwood M50 90 554 49:46 Denise Kennedy F35 91 468 49:57 Patrick Golden MS 92 426 50:07 Yvonne Francis GCH FS 93 507 50:36 Michael McLoughlin Tuam AC M40 94 577 50:41 Martin Keane M60 95 461 50:53 Fergal Dempsey M40 96 410 51:05 Siobhan Cunningham GCH F35 97 454 51:11 Jacinta Fahy FS 98 569 51:33 Tadhg Kilcommins M40 99 495 51:35 aoife sharkey FS 100 582 51:45 Ann Marie Walsh FS 101 512 51:47 Bridget Kissane Athenry AC FS 102 513 51:47 Lyall Guiney Athenry AC MS 103 578 51:47 Colm Claffey M40 104 503 51:50 Martina Donnellan F35 105 497 51:57 Martin Hynes Athenry AC M40 106 598 51:59 Aidan Keane GCH M40 107 418 52:04 Debbie Flynn GCH F35 108 517 52:23 Mary Doyle GCH F55 109 405 52:34 David McGuinness MS 110 438 52:39 Joseph Flaherty MS 111 462 52:41 Pauline Burke Craughwell AC F35 112 580 52:47 Joe Newell MS 113 509 52:48 Katie Gibbons FS 114 570 52:49 Kenneth Keavey M40 115 558 52:57 Valerie O'Reilly GCH F55 116 457 53:07 Mick Quinn Galway Tri MS 117 510 53:10 Denis Cunningham M40 118 466 53:23 Maria Hehir n/a F35 119 564 53:40 Brian McGee Craughwell AC M40 120 401 53:47 Tony O'Callaghan Craughwell AC M50 121 492 53:55 ciaran forkan Tríspórt M40 122 436 54:02 Cormac O'Brien Craughwell AC M40 123 585 54:08 Brian Flannery MS 124 485 54:35 Carol Smith F35 125 484 54:35 Eddie Smith M40 126 415 54:36 Maura Geoghegan F35 127 573 54:38 Patrick Moylan MS 128 420 54:54 colm o'maille GCH MS 129 552 55:05 Brenda Gaughan Craughwell AC F35 130 574 55:06 Kathryn Cormican F35 131 514 55:08 Cepta Daley Craughwell AC F35 132 521 55:10 Greg Tynan M40 133 530 55:42 Eileen Molloy Corofin AC F45 134 499 55:46 Marie Rooney Craughwell AC F55 135 515 55:46 Paul O'Connor Craughwell AC M40 136 581 55:50 Patrick Keely MS 137 575 55:51 Regina Luft F45 138 563 55:54 Irene Spellman Craughwell AC F35 139 549 56:02 Mary Loughnane Craughwell AC FS 140 448 56:04 Sharon Dunne Donnelly F35 141 572 56:19 Caroline Ni Thuairisg F45 142 518 56:40 Michael O'Malley MS 143 576 56:53 Grainne Reidy F45 144 422 56:59 Clive Kubath M40 145 528 57:03 Andrea Ridge Tuam AC F55 146 416 57:08 Katherine Bell FS 147 505 57:20 Ruth Audley FS 148 480 57:22 Colm Dalton M50 149 500 57:23 Paula Rooney Craughwell AC FS 150 559 57:23 Teresa Lyons Athenry AC FS 151 523 57:25 Imelda Hynes FS 152 490 57:41 Pauline Clerkin F35 153 450 57:42 Linda Burke Craughwell AC FS 154 476 57:50 noreena morrissey Craughwell AC F35 155 479 57:54 Louise Hennelly GCH FS 156 470 57:57 Josephine Burke F35 157 498 58:07 Linda Lyons Craughwell AC FS 158 435 58:30 Michael Hickey GCH M40 159 516 58:39 Marie O'Connor Athenry AC FS 160 522 58:49 Keith Greaney M40 161 428 58:58 maeve joyce GCH F35 162 417 59:09 Jane Mangan Athenry AC F35 163 491 59:47 Kim Scott F35 164 584 0:59:52 Denise Costello FS 165 597 1:00:46 Pat Kelly Craughwell AC M50 166 600 1:01:23 Linda Collins F35 167 481 1:01:40 Maria McArdle Craughwell AC F45 168 453 1:03:00 Aoife Morrissy GCH F35 169 551 1:03:04 Tom Newell M60 170 593 1:03:20 Irene Joyce FS 171 592 1:03:21 Deirdre Wynna FS 172 504 1:04:08 john deely MS 173 459 1:04:08 Damian Costello MS 174 534 1:06:38 Rita Donnellan GCH F55 175 475 1:07:40 barbara morrissey Craughwell AC F35 176 442 1:07:42 alisha kelly FS 177 423 1:08:12 Niamh O'Byrne Athenry AC F35 178 571 1:08:12 Dolores Kyne Tuam AC FS 179 406 1:13:26 Kieran Canavan MS 180 529 1:15:01 Kathleen Hogan Tuam AC F55 181 536 1:20:00 Harriet Costello F45 Official Prizes for the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2011) Num Time Name Club Senior Men 1st 589 32:41 Matt Bidwell GCH 2nd 533 33:28 Stephen McKeighe 3rd 587 33:31 Timmie Glavey Mayo AC Senior Women 1st 556 42:51 Loretta Duggan St. Mary's AC 2nd 541 43:54 Jean O'Connor GCH 3rd 432 44:18 Róisín Farragher Veteran Men Over 40 543 36:23 Gerry Carty GCH Over 50 413 49:28 John Burke Over 60 531 41:49 Martin McEvilly GCH Veteran Women Over 35 Over 35 550 47:23 Rena Deely Craughwell AC Over 45 456 45:18 Anne Moran Craughwell AC Over 55 517 52:23 Mary Doyle GCH .
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