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Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown 10K (21 June 2012) Pos Num Time Preliminary Result of the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2012) Pos Num Time Name Club Category 1 933 32:38 Matt Bidwell Galway City Harriers SM 2 797 32:46 John Byrne Mayo AC SM 3 917 32:57 Conor Dolan Unattached SM 4 928 34:20 Mark Davis Craughwell AC SM 5 910 34:26 Enda Mannion Tuam AC SM 6 915 35:49 Brian O'Connor Galway City Harriers SM 7 986 36:07 Anto Devaney Mayo AC SM 8 776 36:15 Damien Ridge Galway City Harriers SM 9 783 37:03 Ray Somers Athenry AC SM 10 785 37:16 Padraig Forde VM50+ 11 787 37:37 Dan O'Rourke Tuam AC VM40+ 12 800 37:41 Martin Joe Potter Annaghdown VM40+ 13 908 38:31 Larry Kelly Galway City Harriers VM40+ 14 756 38:37 Peter Delmer Athenry AC VM40+ 15 788 39:29 Sean Nee Boots Boys VM40+ 16 926 39:35 Tara Whyte Clonliffe SW 17 760 39:40 Adrian Fitzmaurice Athenry AC VM40+ 18 791 39:44 Richie Campbell Ballinasloe VM40+ 19 923 39:57 Martin McEvilly Galway City Harriers VM60+ 20 763 40:09 Seamus Coyne Galway City Harriers VM40+ 21 907 40:24 Martin Kearney Galway City Harriers VM50+ 22 943 40:32 Sean Ward SM 23 902 40:39 Shane Forde Castlegar AC SM 24 965 40:50 David Mullins Tuam AC VM40+ 25 927 40:54 Eugene Hardiman SM 26 971 41:04 Eoin Cotter Oranmore SM 27 918 41:05 Paul MacDonagh Maree AC VM40+ 28 922 41:14 John Flaherty Clare River Harriers SM 29 911 41:16 Terence Cunniffe Claregalway SM 30 773 41:22 Seamus King VM40+ 31 944 41:24 Fergal Duffy SM 32 938 41:31 Kieran Fox Corrandulla SM 33 796 41:32 Sarah Syron Mayo AC SW 34 945 41:38 Diarmuid Quill Craughwell AC VM40+ 35 924 41:49 Pat Towey Galway SM 36 966 41:52 Michael Dermody Craughwell AC SM 37 919 41:55 Hubert Brennan Maree AC SM 38 916 41:56 James Lundon Athenry AC VM40+ Tri Lakes Triathlon 39 745 42:09 John Killilea club SM 40 708 42:25 Alan Thompson Tuam AC VM40+ 41 952 42:29 Liam Rabbitt Craughwell AC SM 42 921 42:32 Damian Mannion Headford SM 43 906 42:38 Brian Heavey Corrandulla SM 44 987 42:42 Brendan Monaghan Tuam AC VM40+ 45 778 42:58 Enda Munnelly Athenry AC SM 46 975 43:00 John O'Connor Athenry AC SM 47 746 43:02 Brendan Kennelly Galway City Harriers VM50+ 48 762 43:12 Jacqueline O'Donnell Galway City Harriers VW35+ 49 942 43:24 Tommy Walsh Salthill SM 50 967 43:42 Kenneth Heavey Corrandulla VM40+ Tri Lakes Triathlon 51 955 43:50 Peter Forde club SM 52 750 44:04 Enda Mannion SM 53 962 44:05 Diarmuid Leonard Avaya VM40+ 54 799 44:06 Thelma McMahon Loughrea AC SW 55 959 44:07 Gabriel Gannon Headford VM40+ 56 770 44:09 Michael Mc Mahon VM40+ 57 790 44:14 Cormac O'Connor Galway City Harriers SM 58 798 45:01 Brian Kelly Loughrea VM40+ 59 751 45:13 keith donnelly SM 60 793 45:16 Tom Maguire Craughwell AC VM40+ 61 964 45:35 John Heraghty SM 62 795 45:44 Peter Glavey Swinford Tri Sports SM 63 784 46:03 Jeanette Clancy Athenry AC SW 64 935 46:05 Aideen De Paor Galway City Harriers SW 65 792 46:25 Colin McIlrath Craughwell AC VM40+ 66 753 46:37 Joseph Flaherty SM 67 781 47:06 Mike Flanagan SM 68 925 47:08 John Geraghty Mayo AC VM40+ 69 977 47:18 Brendan Meehan Quin SM 70 929 47:26 Katie Gibbons Tuam VW35+ 71 782 47:46 Kofi Gogo SM 72 920 47:52 John Sheehan Clare River Harriers VM50+ 73 961 47:57 Liam O'Flynn SM 74 969 48:01 Aidan Brady Tuam AC VM50+ 75 757 48:02 Marie Sheil Galway City Harriers SW 76 404 48:09 Denise Kennedy VW35+ 77 951 48:09 Michael Hession Galway SM 78 754 48:16 sinead goaley Corofin AC VW35+ 79 794 48:22 Tadhg Kilcommins Glenrevagh VM40+ 80 914 48:29 Michael McLoughlin Tuam AC VM40+ 81 958 48:42 Marie T Duggan Claregalway VW35+ 82 932 48:57 Thomas Mannion Tuam VM40+ 83 766 49:08 Mark Duffy VM50+ 84 409 49:26 COLM CLAFFEY VM40+ 85 903 49:28 Maire Treasa Beatty Athenry AC VW45+ 86 744 49:44 Irene Spellman Craughwell AC VW45+ 87 939 49:45 Lorna Gilmartin Galway City Harriers SW 88 901 49:54 Fintan Murray Ardrahan VM40+ 89 764 50:08 Jacinta Fahy SW 90 768 50:12 Una Duggan VW35+ 91 759 50:24 Denis Cunningham VM40+ 92 767 50:38 Eddie Smith VM40+ 93 984 50:39 Mairead Blake Athenry AC SW 94 983 50:40 Deirdre Quinn Athenry AC SW 95 952 50:41 Liam Rabbitt Craughwell AC SM 96 931 50:44 Michelle Wren Galway City Harriers SW 97 978 50:57 Enda Nolan SM 98 765 51:29 Carol Smith VW35+ 99 743 51:41 Deniece Williams SW 100 930 51:43 Maura Meeneghan Tuam AC SW 101 430 51:45 Aidan Doyle SM 102 761 51:56 Maryellen Doyle Galway City Harriers VW55+ 103 405 51:57 David McGuinness VW35+ 104 905 52:00 Patrick Moylan Corrandulla SM 105 771 52:46 Cathal Scanlon SM 106 904 52:48 Angie Hughes Neale SW 107 956 53:22 Treasa Fenton VW35+ 108 947 53:41 Michael Creaven Corrandulla SM 109 706 53:45 Joseph Coyle SM 110 950 53:47 Keith Sheehan Loughrea SM 111 909 53:51 Frank Fox Oughterard VM40+ 112 993 53:53 Pat Kelly VM40+ 113 963 54:01 Anthony Mulleady Truskey West SM 114 775 54:41 Colm Dalton VM50+ 115 752 55:01 Ruth Flesk VW35+ 116 960 55:04 Robert Devane Tuam SM 117 940 55:05 Colin Higgins Oranmore SM 118 990 55:07 Stephen Mulryan SM 119 777 55:29 S.P. WILLIAMS sprintf VM40+ 120 789 55:33 Michael Diamond Boots Boys VM40+ 121 912 55:38 Jim Donnelly VM60+ 122 755 56:05 Marie Rooney Craughwell AC VW55+ 123 954 56:14 Maura Geoghegan Corrandulla VW35+ 124 953 56:15 Katherine Bell Corrandulla VW45+ 125 937 56:39 Maeve Higgins Abhainn na Ri SW 126 946 56:43 Michael Ward Galway SM 127 976 56:46 Eimear Howley Roscam VW35+ 128 988 57:18 Enda Harken Belclare VM40+ 129 968 57:24 Regina Lift VW45+ 130 747 57:55 enda cox VM40+ 131 934 58:16 Susan Manton Galway City Harriers VW35+ 132 972 58:48 Grainne Cotter Oranmore SW 133 957 59:33 Eilis Codyer Claregalway VW35+ 134 758 59:50 Tom Newell VM60+ 135 948 59:56 Genessieve Odindo SW 136 985 59:59 Ursula Brady Tuam AC SW 137 748 1:00:40 Gerard Kelly VM40+ 138 949 1:01:35 Linda Collins Corrandulla VW35+ Assumpta 139 936 1:04:23 Meeneghan Tuam AC SW 140 941 1:05:15 Kieran Canavan Corrandulla SM 141 981 1:05:42 Karen Hession VW35+ 142 772 1:06:01 Claire Furey SW 143 471 1:06:03 claire cellarius VW35+ 144 786 1:06:57 Karen Forde Galway City Harriers SW 145 774 1:07:23 Niamh O'Byrne Corofin VW35+ 146 970 1:10:04 Marie Walsh Annaghdown VW35+ 147 979 1:11:25 Phyllis Reddington SW Caroline 148 980 1:11:27 Connaughton Corrandulla VW45+ 149 991 1:14:10 Aoife Flynn SW 150 992 1:14:12 Nicola Creaghan SW 151 973 1:16:58 Claire Fox Corrandulla SW 152 779 1:16:58 Grainne Lacroix VW35+ 153 974 1:16:59 Breda Hicks Corrandulla VW35+ Official Prizes for the Annaghdown 10k (21 June 2012) Num Time Name Club Senior Men Galway City 1st 933 32:38 Matt Bidwell Harriers 2nd 797 32:46 John Byrne Mayo AC 3rd 917 32:57 Conor Dolan Unattached Senior Women 1st 926 39:35 Tara Whyte Clonliffe 2nd 796 41:32 Sarah Syron Mayo AC 3rd 799 44:06 Thelma McMahon Loughrea AC Veteran Men Over 40 787 37:37 Dan O'Rourke Tuam AC Over 50 785 37:16 Padraig Forde Galway City Over 60 923 39:57 Martin McEvilly Harriers Veteran Women Jacqueline Galway City Over 35 762 43:12 O'Donnell Harriers Maire Treasa Over 45 903 49:28 Beatty Athenry AC Galway City Over 55 761 51:56 Maryellen Doyle Harriers .
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