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Irish Examiner Cork City HALF MARATHON 2015 Irish Examiner Cork City HALF MARATHON 2015 Pl. Time Name Club Subcat. Bib Net 1 01:07:40 Sergiu CIOBANU Clonliffe Harriers MS 2151 01:07:40 2 01:07:57 Alan O SHEA MS 3523 01:07:57 3 01:08:37 Tim ODONOGHUE East Cork AC MS 4266 01:08:37 4 01:08:46 Julian LINGS Team Accelerate MS 3806 01:08:46 5 01:11:10 Peter Somba MS 3725 01:11:10 6 01:11:10 John MEADE M35 3434 01:11:10 7 01:11:24 Jonathan ESCALANTE-PHILLIPS Cambridge & Coleridge AC MS 2212 01:11:23 8 01:12:32 Chris HARRINGTON Leevale AC MS 2157 01:12:32 9 01:15:28 Mark CRONIN St Finbarr's AC MS 2524 01:15:27 10 01:17:51 Robert PATTERSON Leevale AC M35 2908 01:17:51 11 01:18:36 Owen CUMMINS IPS MS 3705 01:18:36 12 01:18:59 Trevor SWIFT WAC M35 2122 01:18:56 13 01:19:35 Patrick MULDOON Mullingar Harriers MS 3275 01:19:31 14 01:19:47 Johnny OSULLIVAN Galtee Runners AC M40 3024 01:19:47 15 01:20:02 Brian LONG M35 4271 01:20:02 16 01:20:13 Dermot RYAN West Waterford AC M40 3473 01:20:13 17 01:20:21 Maurice FEEHAN Gneeveguilla AC MS 3225 01:20:21 18 01:20:35 Garrett LORDAN Clonakilty Road Runners M35 2101 01:20:33 19 01:20:55 Yannick BEAUVIR M45 3919 01:20:55 20 01:20:56 Christopher MURNANE MS 2525 01:20:56 21 01:21:12 Norah NEWCOMBEPIETERSE Mayo AC FS 3977 01:21:12 22 01:21:40 Michael BYRNE St Catherines AC MS 4261 01:21:37 23 01:21:53 Benjamin BOUILLIE MS 3905 01:21:52 24 01:21:57 Fergus WALL Bandon AC M45 2450 01:21:57 25 01:21:59 Sheldon KIRKWOOD Leevale AC MS 3076 01:21:57 26 01:22:19 Feargal O SHEA M35 2190 01:22:19 27 01:22:34 Kealan OCONNOR Grange-Fermoy AC M40 4144 01:22:31 28 01:22:39 Garrett CASEY St Finbarr's AC M40 2261 01:22:39 29 01:22:57 Keith LEE Cork Tri Club MS 2662 01:22:55 30 01:23:00 Grzegorz JAKUBCZAK M35 4359 01:22:56 31 01:23:02 Richard MULLINS MS 3653 01:22:50 32 01:23:30 Pat OCONNOR Eagle AC M45 2179 01:23:29 33 01:23:35 Brian MURPHY St Finbarr's AC M40 4131 01:23:32 34 01:23:41 John KEARNEY M35 3164 01:23:36 35 01:23:45 John CROSBIE M40 4279 01:23:45 36 01:23:55 Peter MADDEN templemore ac M40 3942 01:23:55 37 01:24:08 Pauric ENNIS Tullamore Harriers AC MS 3675 01:24:08 38 01:24:10 Michael CREMIN Leevale AC MS 3292 01:24:10 39 01:24:32 Fergal SARGENT St Finbarr's AC MS 4247 01:24:27 40 01:24:37 Sean ALLIS Clonakilty AC M40 4007 01:24:35 41 01:24:45 David BUTLER St Finbarr's AC MS 3229 01:24:45 42 01:24:49 Amanda DEAVY Northbrook AC F35 2024 01:24:47 43 01:24:54 Paul CLEARY East Cork AC M35 2343 01:24:46 Results produced by Precision Timing Page 1 Irish Examiner Cork City HALF MARATHON 2015 Pl. Time Name Club Subcat. Bib Net 44 01:25:06 Gary OSULLIVAN St Finbarr's AC M40 3016 01:25:04 45 01:25:08 Kevin HAYES ST.CATHERINES AC M40 4355 01:25:01 46 01:25:12 Guillaume HUYET Leevale AC M45 2090 01:25:11 47 01:25:24 Stephen DEVEREAUX Youghal AC M50 2829 01:25:18 48 01:25:27 David BARRETT Cork City Council M40 3140 01:25:25 49 01:25:30 Colm MURPHY Leevale AC M55 3361 01:25:30 50 01:25:37 Lee GARDINER M40 2957 01:25:33 51 01:25:56 Shane CURTIN Waterford AC MS 4010 01:25:55 52 01:26:04 Pat GRIFFIN Clonakilty Road Runners M45 2494 01:26:00 53 01:26:08 Seamussweeney SWEENEY M45 3389 01:26:08 54 01:26:18 Alan BATEMAN M40 3287 01:26:14 55 01:26:35 André BRODKORB Midleton AC M45 2823 01:26:33 56 01:26:35 Gerard OCALLAGHAN Wimbledon Windmilers M40 3336 01:26:28 57 01:27:50 John OMAHONY M35 3098 01:27:43 58 01:27:52 Jamie FITZMAURICE M35 4042 01:27:43 59 01:27:55 Cristiano ARAUJO M35 2229 01:27:42 60 01:27:57 Davie MURPHY Youghal AC MS 2932 01:27:49 61 01:28:05 Ailbhe MCDAID FS 2051 01:28:03 62 01:28:15 Billy OMAHONY Tracton AC M40 3674 01:28:07 63 01:28:20 Philip PIPER M60 3183 01:28:16 64 01:28:30 Bartosz MAZERSKI MS 3888 01:28:26 65 01:28:32 Una PLANT Kinsale tri club F40 3958 01:28:27 66 01:28:34 Don RYAN Midleton AC M40 4351 01:28:28 67 01:28:35 Michal SLOMSKI Polska MS 2268 01:28:29 68 01:28:42 Kieran BENNETT Youghal AC M40 3929 01:28:36 69 01:28:44 James BARRY MS 4438 01:28:26 70 01:28:46 Colm OBRIEN MS 2109 01:28:40 71 01:28:46 Sean AHERN Youghal AC M35 2783 01:28:41 72 01:28:56 Mark BARRY Tracton AC M40 3150 01:28:47 73 01:29:00 Thomas FOLEY Dublin Front Runners MS 2484 01:28:33 74 01:29:03 Keith SEXTON Eagle AC M50 2667 01:29:01 75 01:29:04 Elton CHAMBERS Tracton AC M35 2403 01:28:55 76 01:29:15 Niamh CRONIN St Finbarr's AC F35 4420 01:29:06 77 01:29:16 Shane OCONNELL St Finbarr's AC MS 2893 01:29:13 78 01:29:19 Don PYNE Grange Fermoy AC MS 3648 01:29:16 79 01:29:21 Terry BRADY Brothers Pearse MS 4412 01:29:12 80 01:29:22 Eoin FOGARTY M35 2282 01:29:20 81 01:29:23 Donal HERLIHY M35 3052 01:29:16 82 01:29:40 Chris OCONNELL St Catherine's AC M35 2356 01:29:32 83 01:29:42 Ed DUNPHY Watergrasshill AC MS 4234 01:29:41 84 01:29:44 Eugene MCDONOUGH M35 3667 01:29:37 85 01:29:44 David LEVY Irish Prison Service MS 2618 01:29:38 86 01:29:45 Eddie FITZGERALD Tullamore Harriers AC MS 3950 01:29:44 Results produced by Precision Timing Page 2 Irish Examiner Cork City HALF MARATHON 2015 Pl. Time Name Club Subcat. Bib Net 87 01:29:46 Gerard MCLEAN M40 2381 01:29:39 88 01:29:47 Colman MCCARTHY M35 3470 01:29:33 89 01:29:49 Pacer RONANBOLAND MS 2971 01:29:45 90 01:29:49 Pacer ALANOBRIEN MS 2889 01:29:45 91 01:29:55 Alistair BEATON MS 4068 01:29:38 92 01:29:58 Eoin MURPHY M35 2340 01:29:51 93 01:30:09 Donough BARROW Mallow AC M40 2429 01:29:48 94 01:30:13 Anna DORIS Midleton AC F45 4428 01:30:10 95 01:30:14 Cian OCONNOR Cork City Council BHAA M35 3227 01:30:04 96 01:30:19 Clive AHERNE Mallow AC M35 3219 01:30:11 Rosscarbery Steam 97 01:30:23 Wayne HOWARTH Runners M45 3442 01:30:07 98 01:30:32 Declan ODONOGHUE MS 4360 01:30:18 99 01:30:36 John OBRIEN M35 3411 01:30:29 100 01:30:46 Peter GUNNING Midleton AC M55 2259 01:30:40 101 01:30:53 John MCCLEVERTY MS 3049 01:30:30 102 01:31:05 Eamonn OSULLIVAN MS 2182 01:30:46 103 01:31:17 Niall OCALLAGHAN Mallow AC M35 2683 01:29:47 Rosscarbery Steam 104 01:31:19 Conor MCCARTHY Runners M35 2589 01:31:06 105 01:31:46 Shane HANLEY M35 3615 01:31:40 106 01:31:49 Dermot SLYNE M40 3188 01:31:42 107 01:31:51 Orla OROURKE Ballymore Cobh AC F45 2904 01:31:46 108 01:31:51 Eddie KNOWLES Clonakilty Road Runners M40 2512 01:31:47 109 01:31:52 Margaret JONES Midleton AC F45 2728 01:31:41 110 01:32:04 Jonathan HOGAN Piranha MS 2161 01:31:49 111 01:32:04 Gerard FREEMAN M35 3415 01:31:49 112 01:32:06 Ian KEELER EMC Road Running Club M35 3928 01:31:59 113 01:32:10 Billy OREGAN Grange Fermoy M45 3991 01:31:59 114 01:32:20 Ivan KELLEHER M40 2035 01:32:07 115 01:32:20 Aidan MCGEE St Michaels M40 3943 01:32:04 116 01:32:28 Gavin ROCHE M35 3641 01:32:28 117 01:32:29 John WALSH M35 2135 01:32:17 118 01:32:31 John OSULLIVAN M35 4422 01:32:18 119 01:32:48 Eddie MURPHY MS 3332 01:32:43 120 01:32:51 Brian MCGUIRE Eagle AC M45 2574 01:32:40 121 01:32:51 Anne WOLFE St Finbarr's AC F40 3106 01:32:48 122 01:32:52 Luke OCALLAGHAN MS 2859 01:32:18 123 01:32:53 Pauline GRAINGER Leevale AC F35 2661 01:32:49 124 01:32:55 Aidan MOLONEY M45 3458 01:32:46 125 01:32:55 Stephen HUNT Watergrasshill AC M35 2827 01:32:43 126 01:33:01 Clodagh MCMORROW St Finbarr's AC FS 3932 01:32:37 127 01:33:03 Lisa GRIFFIN FS 3920 01:32:44 128 01:33:04 Grainne DONOVAN FS 3801 01:31:24 Results produced by Precision Timing Page 3 Irish Examiner Cork City HALF MARATHON 2015 Pl.
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