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Cross Country Runnning Season

  • 17-09-2010 4:06pm
    #1
    CiaranC33
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    I would like to take part in some cross country running events over the next few months. I have tried looking for an event calandar but had no luck. Can someone point me in the right direction?

    Thanks,
    Ciarán


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  • #2
    ecoli
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    CiaranC33 wrote: »
    I would like to take part in some cross country running events over the next few months. I have tried looking for an event calandar but had no luck. Can someone point me in the right direction?

    Thanks,
    Ciarán

    Dublin Novices is on 3rd Oct AFAIK

    Other than that county boards and the AAI your best bets

    www.dublinathletics.com/
    www.athleticsleinster.org/
    www.munsterathletics.com/
    www.niathletics.org/
    www.athleticsireland.ie/

    If these arent too helpful PM me and i can give other links specific to your area


  • #3
    xebec
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    Also the option of Business Houses races, depending on which part of the country you are in...


  • #4
    BeepBeep67
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    A few open events around the country also, Adamstown this weekend and the Gerry Farnam in the Park soon.


  • #5
    meathcountysec
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    BeepBeep67 wrote: »
    A few open events around the country also, Adamstown this weekend and the Gerry Farnam in the Park soon.

    Also Star of the Sea Cross Country on 26th September.


  • #6
    plodder
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    The first BHAA cross country of the season is in Castleknock college on Sat Oct 9. It's a good series, if you're near Dublin.


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  • #7
    shels4ever
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    meathcountysec wrote: »
    Also Star of the Sea Cross Country on 26th September.

    Whats this race like ? Looking for a bit of a hard work out next weekend.


  • #8
    meathcountysec
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    shels4ever wrote: »
    Whats this race like ? Looking for a bit of a hard work out next weekend.

    Hard workout? You'll get it!! The course is an old-school cross-country course. None of your namby-pamby parkland, bowling green surface yokes. 4 laps of a 1,500m course with 2 good hills to make your eyes bulge :D

    We used it for the Meath Novice last year and I can tell you, its testing.....


  • #9
    shels4ever
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    meathcountysec wrote: »
    Hard workout? You'll get it!! The course is an old-school cross-country course. None of your namby-pamby parkland, bowling green surface yokes. 4 laps of a 1,500m course with 2 good hills to make your eyes bulge :D

    We used it for the Meath Novice last year and I can tell you, its testing.....

    mmmmmm sounds fun :)


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