Committee elections - Weekend race results 
Outgoing Athletics Ireland President Michael Heery congratulates incoming President Liam HennessyCommittee ElectionsCoaching Committee Br. John Dooley 143 Pat Kelly 139 Jim Ryan 109 Competition Committee John Cronin 133 Brian Dowling 91 Georgina Drumm 99 Paddy Marley 156 Michael O’Hart 133 Finance & Risk Committee Dave Evans 136 Peter Hanlon 173 Terry Hayes 172 High Performance Committee Ann Keenan Buckley 174 Jim Kilty 76 Maeve Kyle 93 Juvenile Committee Nicky Cowman 115 Tony Ennis 183 Ann McHugh 145 Aine Pobjoy 113 Jim Ryan 149 Provincial Representative Competition Committee Mary Cronin Patricia Griffin Patsy Kelly Ronnie Quigley Juvenile Committee Tim Fitzpatrick Barrie Holmes Pat Fitzgibbon Georgina Drumm ============================================ Penn Relays 3,000m 6 Breffini Twohig Providence 9:48.50 5000m Championship 7 Andrew Ledwith Iona 14:01.11 Hillsdale College "GINA" Relays 1,500m 10 O'Lionaird, Ciaran Unattached 3:53.49 Yale Springtime Invitational New Haven, CT 1,500m 4 Baker, Ashling 09 Iona 4:45.43 1,500m 3 Bermingham, Daire 10 Stony Brook 3:53.12 Etna Race Walking, San Pietro Clarenza, Sicilly, Italy Mens 10km 1. Ivano Brugnetti (ITA) 40:51 2. Marco Giungi (ITA) 40:29 3. Fortunato D'Onofrio (ITA) 42:45 4. Jesus Garcia Bragado (ESP) 42:54 5. Colin Griffin (IRL) 43:05 6. Allessandro Gandellini (ITA) 43:31 7. Andrea Rampa (ITA) 43.38 8. Vito Di Bari (ITA) 44.12 
World Schools Cross-Country championships 2008 held in the Czech Republic on Thursday. Douglas CS finished in 11th place and 6th European country. World Schools Cross Country ResultsMountain Running Ireland finished fourth in the women’s and men’s teams in Knockdhu. In the men’s race our first finisher was Peter O’Farrell (Rathfarnham) in seventh. Peter was prominent towards the front throughout the race. Ross Alexander (Coolquill) was next home in 14th and Colm Mullen (Bray Runners) was 18th. In the women’s race, Aoife Joyce (Crusaders) led the team home in 12th after a close battle with Karen Duggan (Clonliffe) during the first half of the race. Karen (13th) and Niamh NiCholmain (Crusaders, 14th) completed the team. Men 1. Colin Donnelly (Scotland) 36.36 2. Dan Whitehead (Scotland) 37.25 3. Richard Roberts (Wales) 37.35 7. Peter O’Farrell 38.59 14. Ross Alexander 42.06 18. Colm Mullen 43.21 Women 1. Claire Gordon (Scotland) 43.41 2. Anna Bartlett (Wales) 43.43 3. Dawn Scott (Scotland) 45.03 12. Aoife Joyce 52.45 13. Karen Duggan 54.03 14. Niamh NiCholmain 65.16 Men team 1. Scotland 7 2. Wales 20 3. Northern Ireland A 36 4. Ireland 39 5. Northern Ireland A 49 Women team 1. Scotland 9 2. Wales 12 3. Northern Ireland 24 4. Ireland 39 
Outgoing Athletics Ireland President Michael Heery congratulates incoming President Liam HennessyCommittee ElectionsCoaching Committee Br. John Dooley 143 Pat Kelly 139 Jim Ryan 109 Competition Committee John Cronin 133 Brian Dowling 91 Georgina Drumm 99 Paddy Marley 156 Michael O’Hart 133 Finance & Risk Committee Dave Evans 136 Peter Hanlon 173 Terry Hayes 172 High Performance Committee Ann Keenan Buckley 174 Jim Kilty 76 Maeve Kyle 93 Juvenile Committee Nicky Cowman 115 Tony Ennis 183 Ann McHugh 145 Aine Pobjoy 113 Jim Ryan 149 Provincial Representative Competition Committee Mary Cronin Patricia Griffin Patsy Kelly Ronnie Quigley Juvenile Committee Tim Fitzpatrick Barrie Holmes Pat Fitzgibbon Georgina Drumm ============================================ Penn Relays 3,000m 6 Breffini Twohig Providence 9:48.50 5000m Championship 7 Andrew Ledwith Iona 14:01.11 Hillsdale College "GINA" Relays 1,500m 10 O'Lionaird, Ciaran Unattached 3:53.49 Yale Springtime Invitational New Haven, CT 1,500m 4 Baker, Ashling 09 Iona 4:45.43 1,500m 3 Bermingham, Daire 10 Stony Brook 3:53.12 Etna Race Walking, San Pietro Clarenza, Sicilly, Italy Mens 10km 1. Ivano Brugnetti (ITA) 40:51 2. Marco Giungi (ITA) 40:29 3. Fortunato D'Onofrio (ITA) 42:45 4. Jesus Garcia Bragado (ESP) 42:54 5. Colin Griffin (IRL) 43:05 6. Allessandro Gandellini (ITA) 43:31 7. Andrea Rampa (ITA) 43.38 8. Vito Di Bari (ITA) 44.12 World Schools Cross-Country championships 2008 held in the Czech Republic on Thursday. Douglas CS finished in 11th place and 6th European country. World Schools Cross Country ResultsMountain Running Ireland finished fourth in the women’s and men’s teams in Knockdhu. In the men’s race our first finisher was Peter O’Farrell (Rathfarnham) in seventh. Peter was prominent towards the front throughout the race. Ross Alexander (Coolquill) was next home in 14th and Colm Mullen (Bray Runners) was 18th. In the women’s race, Aoife Joyce (Crusaders) led the team home in 12th after a close battle with Karen Duggan (Clonliffe) during the first half of the race. Karen (13th) and Niamh NiCholmain (Crusaders, 14th) completed the team. Men 1. Colin Donnelly (Scotland) 36.36 2. Dan Whitehead (Scotland) 37.25 3. Richard Roberts (Wales) 37.35 7. Peter O’Farrell 38.59 14. Ross Alexander 42.06 18. Colm Mullen 43.21 Women 1. Claire Gordon (Scotland) 43.41 2. Anna Bartlett (Wales) 43.43 3. Dawn Scott (Scotland) 45.03 12. Aoife Joyce 52.45 13. Karen Duggan 54.03 14. Niamh NiCholmain 65.16 Men team 1. Scotland 7 2. Wales 20 3. Northern Ireland A 36 4. Ireland 39 5. Northern Ireland A 49 Women team 1. Scotland 9 2. Wales 12 3. Northern Ireland 24 4. Ireland 39 
