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LANeS" FYI 5LW Tel: 01253795597 Fax: 01253139460 ~,~;;,.::::::::.".;.~~<~-:: Email- .'" .~r J ~, ·Pleoose ,ift,for c./~",..p:- olack IVlillbilily "CSPI297 z 0 • CO ri V\ -:f (l ~, ~ ~, "'a-.., - ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ fj, CO ~ (b - ~ »~ nCD ~ N THE IRISH ORIENTEER ADDRESS LIST 1998 The Irish Orlenreer is available from aI/Irish orienteering clubs AJAX ORIENTEERS Brendan O'Conner, 31 Moyglare Abbey. Moynooth. Co. Kildare. or by direct subscription from r:he IRIShoeienreee Ph. 086 2419428. e-maWAjax_Orienteers@hotmaiLcom ATHLONE RTC ORIENTEERS Nigel Foley.flsher. RTC.Dublin Rd .. Athlone. Co. WestmeOth the Editor: John McCullough. 9 No. 85 April - Mall '998 (0902-24465) Arran Road, Dublin 9 BISHOPSTOWN oc Ted Lucey. Kilpadder. Dromahane. Mallow. Co. Cork (022- (e-mail }[email protected]). 473(0) WAG THE DOG BLACKWATER VALLEY OC John Geary. tvlarshalstawn. Mitchelstown. Co. Cork (022-25306) CORK ORIENTEERS Miriam nI Chollir. 6 Ashton POlk. Blackrock. Cork (021-319838) Annual subscription costs Joss Lynam, orient.eer and long-time AFAS President used to talk CURRAGH-NAAS ORIENTEERS Ruth Lynam. Baltybeys. Blessington. Co. Wicklow (045-867183) IRO.SO for 6 issues. DEFENCE FORCES ORIENTEERS Comdt. Denis Reidy. Adj. General's Branch. Parkgote. Dublin 8 of the Tiglin tail wagging the AFAS dog wben AFAS (the DUBUN UNIVERSITY ORIENTEERS The Secretory. DU Orlenteers. House 27. TCD. DUblin 2. Association for Adventure Sports) used to spend most of its time FERMANAGH ORIENTEERS NEXT COpy DATE BillRegan. 9 Floraville. Enniskijlen. Co. Fermanagh BT746AP roe- trying to keep the Tiglin Centre going, to the detriment of its 01365·326213) 25th MCI~'998 FINGAL ORIENTEERS Lilian Quill. 640 Collins Ave .. Dublin 9 (01-8376506). other responsibilities. 1 am surprised bow little this is bappening FOREST WARRIORS OC Tom Conlon. Curratrench. Ballyfarnon. Bayle. Co. Roscommon CONTENTS in the Irish Orienteering Association with theWorld Cup. (078-47055) Ntws 4 FORMERUCCO Tony Joyce. lIndlsfarne. Bishopstown. Cork (021-541246). World Cup Updalt 8 GALWAY ORIENTEERS Frank Ryan. St. tvlary·s. Balllnfoyle. Galway (091-753829). The World Cup in KelTY, the most important competition ever !Ioclr 10 BIIsles " GALWAY RTC ORIENTEERS The Secretory. P.E.Dept. RTC.Dublin Rood. Galwoy (091-753161· staged in Ireland, could take up aLIthe lOA's time but, judging lOA AGM 13 2213) Htad ror 1M Hills IS from the recent Annual General Meeting, it isn't. Coaching, GREAT EASTERN NAVIGATORS Nora Lolor.6 Knockslnna Grove. Foxrock. Dublin 18(01-2893497) Robin Brl/son Proftlt IS development, finance are all going ahead as if there was no World KERRY ORIENTEERS Rory Costello. 14Manor Court. tvlanor Village. Tralee. Co. Kerry. TM Muc:Lthou Troll 16 (066-25532) Cup to look after. The World Cup committee in Cork is doing 4211142 19 LAGAN VALLEY ORIENTEERS Geoff Somerville. 6 The Hili.Queensway. Derrylaghy. BT179EY JKMop 22 extraordinary work to get the show on the road, with the (08{)1232-612284) IMRA raru 25 Shamrock O·Ringen in tow. LfE ORIENTEERS Clore Nuttall. 4 Upr. Panorama Tce..Sunday's Well. Cork (021- 300373) NIFRA raru 26 Colm ROfhtrl/lnrerultw 27 MIDLAND NAVIGATORS Barbera Foley-Fisher.Holly Cottage. Glosson. Athlone. Co. What next, though? The World Cup is taking up a lot of the time Westmeath (0902·85306) 10F News 29 NollonolltllllUe '97 31 and energies of the people involved. TIle rest of us wiU have to do NORTH WEST OC Maureen Loughery. 39 Moyolo Ave .•Castle Dawson. Co. Derry (08"()1648-68602). Rtsufls 32 our sbare too: not just for the World Cup but in the months and FlKruru·Orltnletrl"" 42 SETANTA ORIENTEE.RS Jocelyn Co tho Un.36 Taney Rood. Dundrum. Dublin 14 (01- years after it, when the prime movers are taking a well-earned 2985799) rest. SOUTHERN ORIENTEERS Kevin 0' Dwyer. 2 Wellington Villas. Military Hill.Cork (021-506740) Cover photo: flO Is paid for the THOMOND ORIENTEERS Michael Meade. 7 Cedar COUll. Kennedy Park. Umerlck (061- cover photo. Get going! 412104) We'U have the World Cbampionships in Scotland in August next THREE ROCK OC M61reWalsh. tvlaorpork. Kilmocanogue. Co. Wicklow (01- year. This is the first real cbance the Irish team will have to 2868871) Printed by Denton Print. prepare properly for a WOC. Scotland is near, many of the Squad UCC ORIENTEERS The Secretory. PEOffice. UCC. College ROOd.COIk. Dundrum, Dublin 14. have run there before, we can go to training camps there, we can UCD ORIENTEERS The Secretory. Bax 55. library Building. UCD. Belfield. Dublin 4. UCG ORIENTEERS The Secretary. c/o Porter's Desk. Concourse. University College. send a full team. Let's set our eyes on WOC99 now: Let us not Galway. Results and articles are fall into the trough behind the World Cup wave - there's a real WATERFORD ORIENTEERS Veronica Purcell. Lodge's Lone. Newtown HIli.Tramore. Co. particularly welcome on 3 1/2 opportunity bere. The spin-off from WOC99 publicity in Britain Waterford. jnch noppy dish or bye-mail IRISH O-ASSOCIATION c/o Yvonne Begley. AFAS.House of Sport. Longmile Rood. can be used to re-launch orienteering here. Dublin 12.(01-4509845. fax 4502805). lOA Secretory: Ken Griffin. with a printed version as back up. Pleasekeep formatting 12Island Way. Muskerry Estate. Ballincollig. Co. Cork (021- the The lOA needs to take stock: for too long it bas been so tied up 870338). e-mail epocork@io/.le simplel TlO is produced in the with the day to day business that it sometimes may not see the NORTHERN IRELAND OA Steven linton. 39 Prince Edward Drive. Belfast BT95GB (08- Editor's attic on an Apple Mac 01232·665439) htlp:/ /www.asklp.demon.co.uk/nioo/nioa.html big picture. The reorganisation of the Sports Council grants CONNACHTOA Podralg Higgins. 24 Alverno Ave. Athlone. Co. Westmeath. using MS Word and Quark system under John Treacy might prompt a re-appraisal of where LfINSTEROA Vera Murtagh. 19The Cloisters. Terenure. Dublin 6W (01-4908237) Xpress. orienteering is going, but it's something you should all contribute MUNSTEROA John Mucklan. 13 Elmvale Close. Wilton. Cork (021-343384) ISSN 0790·1194 IRISH-O STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Ailbhe Creedon. Tavlo. Mount Prospect. Douglas. Co. Cork (021- to. However, wilh the level of non-compliance exhibited by 361824). many clubs bordering on civil disobedience (consider the levies BRITISH O-FEDERATION Riversdale. Dale Rood North. Dorley Dole. tvlatlock. Derbyshire For .24-hour orIenteerIng issue raised at the AGM). it will be an uphill struggle. DE42HX (0044-1629-734042. FAX0044-1629-733769). Informatron rIng (OJ)- INTERNATIONAL O-FEDERATION Sec. Gen.: Barbro Ronnberg. Radiokatu 20. FI-00093SLU.Finland (00358-40585 3801. fox 00358-93481 3113. a·mail 4569099 (lOA) or In the meantime, see you in Killarney! [email protected] (0044}-J399-873281 (NIOAJ. 2 The Irish Orienleer The Irish Orien!eer 3 qualify in his own right for the UK races either. held in daytime with courses designated by age ODDS and ENDS and ODDS Qualification, however. is on a federation basis group. They represent the highest standard of * The IOF High Tech Working Group is to rather than an individual basis, so there is still competition available in Ireland". meet at the World Cup in Killarney. If you are §§posr hope. I am in something of a quandary as to what to interested in the application of technology to say: Golden Grove is a nice litlle area for an orienteering you might like to go along. Look out WORLD CUP UllDATE All clubs and individuals are expected to help: If introductory event but is it Championship for details at the events. An Post's Letter Post Division have agreed to you haven't yet volunteered, do it now. This is the quality? Knockbarron is a great little area but is it * Lost for Words: Nothing to do with sponsor the World Cup in Kerry in May. Their most important orienteering event ever held in in need of a revised map, at least where orienteering, except indirectly, but GEN's Wyn help, with the generous assistance already Ireland: 200 elite runners coming to run here vegetation is concerned? The time is McCormack - an orienleer for many years - has received and promised from the Sports Council, could be a great boost for our confidence, and we approaching (indeed for some it has already asked for a mention of her book dealing with should make the event financially secure.
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