Club News

Gothenburg was the venue recently, 31st May, where our very own hero Sean Tobin toed the line in yet another top-class field in his quest for more points towards automatic Olympic selection in the 5,000m. The pace was fast from the start as the pacemakers went about their work in earnest ensuring a fast time […]

The Wanda Diamond League Track and Field series moved to Gateshead last Sunday. There was galaxy of International athletes competing at this prestigious event, stars like Jakob Ingebrigsten, Laura Muir and our own Sean Tobin, who firmly placed himself on the international scene with his performance over 5000m. Conditions that confronted all the athletes were

In recent weeks Club activity has resumed on our Track at the Dr Pat O Callaghan Sports Complex, Cashel Road with great enthusiasm. It is brilliant to see the Club membership growing every week with 370 members currently registered. That is fairly evenly divided between Juveniles and Seniors. New members are always welcome to any

Siobhan Whelan competed in the 1500m in the City of Lisburn Track and Field meet at the Mary Peters Track in Belfast earlier today. The race attracted a high-quality entry as many athletes like Siobhan were chasing the European Junior qualifying time, with a sprinkling of more Senior athletes, all looking for early season competition.

Sean Tobin competed in the Mens 3000m race at the Ostrava Golden Spike Track and Field meet last Wednesday night. In a top-class field, he finished in a very strong and creditable 4th place. The winner was the Ugandan Joshua Cheptegei who failed in his bid to take down the world record for the distance and

The Club’s Adult training sessions will resume next Monday, May 10th and also on Wednesday 12th May at the Dr. Pat O Callaghan Sports Complex, Cashel road at 6.30pm. If you have any queries, please contact John at 085-2268828 and Niall at 086 1660888. The FIT4LIFE group will start at 7pm on Monday nights, led

The 4th week of this very popular event again saw many people increase their weekly total as they are getting use to the regular training runs walks etc all at their own pace. The recent weather has also helped many of us to get out for our sessions more regularly. This series is proving a

The 3rd week of this very popular event saw many people increase their weekly total as they get use to the regular training runs walks etc all at their own pace. The recent weather has also helped many of us to get out for our regular sessions. The Achievers Club has increased to 64 members,