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09 Nov 17:28Results roundup: Caitriona Jennings broke the world 100 mile record at the Tunnel Hill 100 Mile Race in Vienna, IL (USA) yesterday. Her winning time was 12:37:04. Jack O'Leary finished second in the Bordeaux 10km today. He ran 28:11 in a race won by two-time Olympian Hugo Hay. Jamie Battle finished 19th in the same race. Barry Keane finished 7th in the Boston Half Marathon in 63:35.
09 Nov 12:32Barry Keane is due to take the line at the Boston Half Marathon in just under half an hour's time as he prepares for a marathon in December.
08 Nov 18:32Ava O'Connor finished 2nd and Claragh Keane 14th at the NCAA Div II South Central Region qualifiers in Pueblo, CO today. Both scored on the winning Adams State team and should be among the starters at Div II Nationals on 22nd November. Orla Duffy, Edel Monaghan and Lucy Holmes were the top three in the senior women's race at the combined Leinster/Dublin championships today, while Colm Rooney, Pierre Murchan and Danny Nugent were the top 3 in the men's race. Although not appearing on the results, it looks like Danielle Donegan finished 8th at the World Cross Country tour gold meeting in Cardiff today. Mary Mulhare wasn't far behind in 18th place.
08 Nov 13:35Cardiff Cross Country Senior Women's race is live right now, and will be followed by the men's race.
07 Nov 15:26National Cross Country champion Keelan Kilrehill, Mary Mulhare, Danielle Donegan, Amy Greene and Kirsty Maher are among the entries for the World Cross Country Tour gold meeting in Cardiff tomorrow.
Tomorrow's Leinster Cross Country Championships incorporates the Dublin Championships, which means potentially competitive races for both the senior men and senior women.
Jack Fenlon (Cross Country), Seán Donoghue (Cross Country), Tadhg Donnelly (Cross Country), Liam Lyons (Cross Country), Sean Lawton (Cross Country), Billy Coogan (Cross Country), Cormac Dixon (Cross Country), Matthew Neill (Cross Country), Shay McEvoy (Cross Country), Abdel Laadjel (Cross Country), Oisin Spillane (Cross Country), Mark Milner (Cross Country), Cara Laverty (Cross Country), Niamh O'Mahony (Cross Country), Muireann Duffy (Cross Country), Anna Gardiner (Cross Country), Jane Buckley (Cross Country), Nicole Dinan (Cross Country), Sarah Hosey (Cross Country), Alexandra Joyce (Cross Country), Roisin Treacy (Cross Country), Ailish Hawkins (Cross Country), Anika Thompson (Cross Country)
Ava O'Connor (Cross Country), Claragh Keane (Cross Country)
David McGlynn (Cross Country), Nick Griggs (Cross Country), Callum Morgan (Cross Country), Lughaidh Mallon (Cross Country), Efrem Gidey (Cross Country), Andrew Thompson (Cross Country), Stephen Scullion (Cross Country), Niall Murphy (Cross Country), Micheál Power (Cross Country), Cathal O'Reilly (Cross Country), Brian Fay (Cross Country), Darragh McElhinney (Cross Country), Jonas Stafford (Cross Country), John Travers (Cross Country), Oisín Ó Gailín (Cross Country), Fionnuala Ross (Cross Country), Mary Mulhare (Cross Country), Claire Fagan (Cross Country), Danielle Donegan (Cross Country), Amy Greene (Cross Country), Emily Haggard-Kearney (Cross Country), Grace Richardson (Cross Country), Niamh Allen (Cross Country), Cheryl Nolan (Cross Country), Michelle Finn (Cross Country), Ann-Marie McGlynn (Cross Country)
