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Bray Aquathon Series

  • 18-06-2012 8:50pm
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    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭


    This series of Aquathon's start on Weds evening. I love these races myself, sea swim followed by a two lap 5k run including 200m up Bray Head twice. I will be doing this weeks one and August hopefully, although I like this series I ain't looking forward to this particular one but it'll be good to remind the body that I am a triathlete and I have a big challenge on Saturday :o

    Race site


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    ye looking forward to them. really enjoyed them last year


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 Trifreak


    Thanks guys

    Race entries available on the night. We also are doing one day licences on the night if anyone needs them.

    The weather looks great and no wind means that the sea is forecast as calm.

    Registration is between 6pm and 7pm in The Martello on Bray seafront.

    See you there!

    Mike (Race Director)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭El Director


    Here in the race registration hotel enjoying a coffee, beautiful evening for it!

    Actually....asked for a coffee and got a tiny ass cup for €2.50, drank it and went back to ask for another this time I specified large. I was landed exact same size and I said ".....here I want a proper cup, more damn you!" (I'm paraphrasing of course ;)) I got landed a good big mug for....€2:30. A good result already this evening :D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    What a great evening for the swim! Perfect mid-summer weather, sublime and calm sea. Hats off to Wicklow Tri, they really put on a great event- seamless registration, clear marshalling, loads of safety boats, huge bouys to sight by...

    This was my first ever swim race, so it was always going to be a learning curve, but it was very enjoyable! The marshall called out "Twenty-two Eighteen" as I exited the water, and if thats my presumed time, I imagine it was a little longer than the advertised 750m!:D Great if it was, I enjoyed every second of it. The run was a bit tougher (two laps of promenade up to Dart station tracks), talking to a few others after there was general agreement that the second time climbing was a lot easier than the first! Good crowd at this, hope to do the rest of the series. Great value (soup, sambo's) all for €15!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭El Director


    Kurt Godel wrote: »
    What a great evening for the swim! Perfect mid-summer weather, sublime and calm sea. Hats off to Wicklow Tri, they really put on a great event- seamless registration, clear marshalling, loads of safety boats, huge bouys to sight by...

    This was my first ever swim race, so it was always going to be a learning curve, but it was very enjoyable! The marshall called out "Twenty-two Eighteen" as I exited the water, and if thats my presumed time, I imagine it was a little longer than the advertised 750m!:D Great if it was, I enjoyed every second of it. The run was a bit tougher (two laps of promenade up to Dart station), talking to a few others after there was general agreement that the second time climbing was a lot easier than the first! Good crowd at this, hope to do the rest of the series. Great value (soup, sambo's) all for €15!

    Second all of that Kurt, top marks once again to Wicklow Tri and all their volunteers. I was looking out for you but didn't see you, pity dude but next time.

    BTW you can take 10min off your swim....that included the ladies wave which went 10min before us :) the swim was 950m, confirmed this with 4 others but it must have been current assisted looking my time. The run 4.66km, a tough but fair course, that hill can be a killer alright. BTW I think you were running in the wrong direction Kurt :D the dart station is the other end of the prom, right? :confused:


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Second all of that Kurt, top marks once again to Wicklow Tri and all their volunteers. I was looking out for you but didn't see you, pity dude but next time.

    BTW you can take 10min off your swim....that included the ladies wave which went 10min before us :) the swim was 950m, confirmed this with 4 others but it must have been current assisted looking my time. The run 4.66km, a tough but fair course, that hill can be a killer alright. BTW I think you were running in the wrong direction Kurt :D the dart station is the other end of the prom, right? :confused:

    Yeah I don't know Bray, someone told me we ran up to the train station, I presumed Dart, my mistake. I may have well have been running the other way, my running is so poor! (Although someone told me earlier we would be running to the summit of Bray head, now that would have been some second lap!). Great fun either way, deffo must have been a current if 10 mins come off for 950m. Look forward to the next one!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,359 ✭✭✭peter kern


    Yes very well organized race. And very well done to littlemissfrickle for bringing home the 25th or 26th Pb3 victory of the season ( either way it was her bringing home the 25th. since she wont the last 2 races for Pb3 ;-) thanks.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭El Director


    peter kern wrote: »
    Yes very well organized race. And very well done to littlemissfrickle for bringing home the 25th or 26th Pb3 victory of the season ( either way it was her bringing home the 25th. since she wont the last 2 races for Pb3 ;-) thanks.

    Ah that's littlemissfrickle! Wow what a season she is having, congrats to her...and her coach of course! :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,359 ✭✭✭peter kern


    wait until 2014 that Lady will make her way me thinks. She is still racing on a road bike and no aero wheels, no powermeter, no aero helmet... according to this forum she should not even be able to do a triathlon ;-)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭El Director


    peter kern wrote: »
    wait until 2014 that Lady will make her way me thinks. She is still racing on a road bike and no aero wheels, no powermeter, no aero helmet... according to this forum she should not even be able to do a triathlon ;-)

    :D Train hard, get the basics and techniques down first then add the bling....thats the way it should be done.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,557 ✭✭✭bryangiggsy


    peter kern wrote: »
    wait until 2014 that Lady will make her way me thinks. She is still racing on a road bike and no aero wheels, no powermeter, no aero helmet... according to this forum she should not even be able to do a triathlon ;-)


    Are u saying she is naturally talented?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,359 ✭✭✭peter kern


    she swims from 5 am -7am when most of us dream about getting faster she is working on it.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,075 ✭✭✭BTH


    peter kern wrote: »
    wait until 2014 that Lady will make her way me thinks. She is still racing on a road bike and no aero wheels, no powermeter, no aero helmet... according to this forum she should not even be able to do a triathlon ;-)

    Sure that'll only slow her down :rolleyes:


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    any times yet ?
    what was the deal with it being so much monger ?

    Great race BTW to all involved


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 293 ✭✭keano007


    miller82 wrote: »
    any times yet ?
    what was the deal with it being so much monger ?

    Great race BTW to all involved
    Results on th Wicklow Tri facebook page since last night


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    29th overall - i'll take that :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 Trifreak


    Thanks everyone for the great comments. As Race Director it is always great to get feedack that is overwhelmingly positive. The volunteers from within our club we get to assist with the running of this event are what makes it work well. Hats off to them.

    As previously pointed out the results are on the Wicklow Triathlon Club Facebook site since last night and will be on the WTC website and through TI with the race report later today.

    Just to address the points raised:

    Swim:
    Unfortunately our race coincided with a very low tide and that meant that we had to move the buoys out a little further than we normally would to give good swimming depth. The tide was with the swimmers and the fastest swimmers were out in 9 mins for both the males & females. We had no swimmer in the water more than 18 mins. Our water marshall works with our experienced safety boats to assess the flow, water depth etc and lay the course out in a good way that is fair and safe for all. We dont want people complaining that they havent got value for money with a 6 min swim! The course is the same for all that you are competing against and we do our best to set a good course.

    Run:
    We are aware that the course is approx 4.7k but we have stretched it to its absolute limits. (note the turn left out of transition and to the last possible turnaround point on Bray head). Perhaps the slightly longer swim made up for this!

    After race:
    The Soup & Sambos are supplied by The Martello and always go down well. Great to see them entering their own team with team gear for the event.

    I know a number of you signed up for all three races last night, but if you didnt the next races are on the 18th July & 15th August and entry is through TI or on the night.

    Big thanks
    Mike


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,818 ✭✭✭nerraw1111


    Looks like a great event. Hopefully make the August one.

    Does the run go up Bray Head?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 Trifreak


    nerraw1111 wrote: »
    Looks like a great event. Hopefully make the August one.

    Does the run go up Bray Head?

    Just a small uphill section for approx 100 metres on the concrete section at the base of Bray head.

    What goes up, must come down....


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,186 ✭✭✭El Director


    Thanks Mike yourself, fair play. I hope you don't think it was a criticism when I mentioned the distances because I couldn't care less tbh because as you say it's the same for everyone and I'd be really annoyed if only in the water for 6 min, after all I like to use these aqua's for open water training.

    Btw if ye did want to lengthen the run 300m would a lap of the green area be an option? So when you come in after your second lap take a sharp left onto the grass, run around the edge (this would require more taping) and then finish. Just a suggestion.

    For anyone interested here is my [URL="[QUOTE=interested;79305351]You'll keep, unless one of us can commute between here an california - you pick your week don't you :D enjoy the swell at the weekend, I'm sure you'll be fine.[/QUOTE] If you were any good you'd swim back for the challenge :cool: enjoy Cali. [B]Tues 19th June Run[/B] easy 45 with build work Only got 35min done and felt awful. Did not enjoy it but stretched and rolled well after and another session under the belt on this return to training week. [I]Time 35:03; DIST 8.08km; HR 149; Pace 4:16/km; Cad 85;[/I] [B]Weds 20th June Bray Aquathon [/B] Arrived in Bray early, 5ish so I could relax with a cup of coffee or two while reading. Went to register then at 6:30, hassle free as per usual. [U]WU[/U] Started off with some dynamic stretches and movement prep. Also brought my new grid with me (got it in Oranmore @amphibiankingwest TI discount, nice) actually much better than the long foam roller I had plus easy to transport, went for it in black much better than the orange IMO. Enjoyed rolling, might bring it to races anymore. Then it was 10min easy run with surges, high knees and heel flicks. Worked up a good sweat, another good WU like in Camlough. [B]Swim[/B] I was shocked at how surprised I was with the cold water, usually it does not bother me. Got in with 8mins to the off and spent about 4min swimming and then was able to stand to do some arm exercises/stretches. Saw a guy that seems to always beat me here by a matter of seconds, usually in the last 300m or so. Well happened twice last year anyway. I made some silly ass comment about the water temp, completely blanked me. Fine, thats the way you want it. Lined up beside a guy I see in the NAC every morning, swims with NUIM, I knew he was really really fast, I'll try to get some draft from him. We were off, he was like a bullet and gone. I was determined to keep tight to the buoys, not like camlough. The first came within 70m, still very bunched it was a bit rough but nothing too mad. I then had a good draft going with a guy Swimming at my pace. After a few mins I lost him as he was going off course a bit, we then came back together side by side. We both seemed to have the same turn over and this helped to keep a nice rhythm. I then noticed that a group ahead were pulling away so I really concentrated on a longer stroke. Started to rotate more to give me extra reach at the front end of the stroke and (shotgun eluded to this in his log) made sure my triceps were feeling the burn on the back end of the stroke. Is tarted to pull away from my swimming buddy for the last 5/6 min and slowly but definitely catching the group. Turned at the final buoy and swim into shore until my chest was almost scraping the sea bed. Got a call of "10" when i got out, so top 10, not bad. The guy i marked before the swim was first out in about 9min, nearly 3min head start on the run :eek:The water btw was crystal clear, beautiful it was and so clear. [I]Time 11:50; DIST 955m; Cad 34 strokes/min[I] [B]Transition[/B] Getting better at these :) [I]Time 1:07[/I] [B]Run[/B] So onto the run and got into a good stride pretty quickly. There are 4 turn arounds on this course, great to see if you are catching and/or being caught. I passed two fairly quickly but It wasn't until halfway up the hill I saw the lead man, Kevin Thornton followed fairly closely by a few others. I counted that I was probably 8th. Short quick steps up that steep hill is the way to go and then open up on the way down...big time. At the second turn around there was the guy that usually pips me, about 20m back. I passed a couple more and was moving fairly well. The third turn around he was still 20m back or so, so nothing gained but like I said he usually gets me in the last 300m or so. At this stage it was difficult to know who was ahead of you or behind as the course was fairly crowded now. Second time up the hill and I was actually further up this time when I meet Thornton, he had this one in the bag so must have eased off. At this stage I thought I was fifth and definitely closing in on another place. 4th turn around and 'blank me' guy is if anything 25m or so back. I was confident now of holding him off. Down the hill and onto the final 1k stretch. Slowly slowly catching 4th, but it was just too much of an ask, finished 5/6 sec behind him. Delighted though with my run, km splits were: 3:45, 3:48, 3:42, 3:50 and the last 660m in a pace of 3:40. [I]Time 17:30; DIST 4.66k; pace 3:45/km; HR 174 [/I] Actually finished 6th, best Bray result yet and delighted that nobody passed me on the run, especially 'blank me' guy :) a podium here someday is the dream :)"]report[/URL].


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Can't wait for the next one of these! Its amazing how well all the volunteers made this race.

    Found some photos, here and here. Report up on Wicklow Tri.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    Just a reminder to everybody that the second of our Aquathons is on this Wednesday night the 18th of July.
    Start Time: 7.30pm for Wave 1 with males and females in separate waves.

    You can still register for the race on the night in the Martello hotel on Bray seafront.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    A wet afternoon turned into a beautiful evening for last nights Aquathon. Water conditions were perfect, and numbers were good for race 2 of the series.

    Both the male and female races were very keenly fought affairs with race 1 winners in both the male & female categories being pipped into second place last night.

    In the female race, Suzanne Murphy swam very strongly and led the way from start to finish to take the honours. Marie Boland, winner of Race 1, ran very strongly into second with Marie Sudway beaming over the line to take third.

    In the mens race Stephen Early was pipped in the swim by Kevin Thornton, but produced an excellent run to take first place. Kevin Thornton finished strongly in second with Peter Kern taking third by a hairs breath from the fast advancing Alex Gray.

    Full results are on the Wicklow Tri Facebook site.

    Huge thanks again to all the help we recieved running another successful race last night. A special thanks goes to our race sponsors, Amphibian King and The Martello. In fact Team Martello had the first and second athletes in the male and first in the female race, so Amphibian King will have to roll out the big guns for race three......

    Bellow is a link to photographs taken by Stephen Smith. More photo's can be viewed on the Martello facebook page.
    http://alturl.com/j6swb


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,584 ✭✭✭✭tunney


    fluboy wrote: »
    A wet afternoon turned into a beautiful evening for last nights Aquathon. Water conditions were perfect, and numbers were good for race 2 of the series.

    Both the male and female races were very keenly fought affairs with race 1 winners in both the male & female categories being pipped into second place last night.

    In the female race, Suzanne Murphy swam very strongly and led the way from start to finish to take the honours. Marie Boland, winner of Race 1, ran very strongly into second with Marie Sudway beaming over the line to take third.

    In the mens race Stephen Early was pipped in the swim by Kevin Thornton, but produced an excellent run to take first place. Kevin Thornton finished strongly in second with Peter Kern taking third by a hairs breath from the fast advancing Alex Gray.

    Full results are on the Wicklow Tri Facebook site.

    Huge thanks again to all the help we recieved running another successful race last night. A special thanks goes to our race sponsors, Amphibian King and The Martello. In fact Team Martello had the first and second athletes in the male and first in the female race, so Amphibian King will have to roll out the big guns for race three......

    Bellow is a link to photographs taken by Stephen Smith. More photo's can be viewed on the Martello facebook page.
    http://alturl.com/j6swb

    Peter is out of retirement, best get training then. Cannot wait to give him a spanking again.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,377 ✭✭✭pgibbo


    tunney wrote: »
    Peter is out of retirement, best get training then. Cannot wait to give him a spanking again.

    Not his first aquathon of the year either. IIRC I read somewhere that he raced one last week too and was 3rd also behind Kevin Thornton and Bjorn


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,075 ✭✭✭BTH


    pgibbo wrote: »
    Not his first aquathon of the year either. IIRC I read somewhere that he raced one last week too and was 3rd also behind Kevin Thornton and Bjorn

    That was the Bull wall where he handed me out a spanking. He was third if the juniors were excluded(they're just too damn fast!!), 8th overall ahead of my 9th, but comfortably clear of me.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    enjoyed it last night lads but have to raise one issue.
    when approaching the finish of the run , just as you take the turn off the promenade and onto the grass, there was a place where you could run right straight away. I know now that we were meant to skip that and take the next turn right, towards the finish line......But when i was running off the promenade, there was three stewards standing at the turn off chatting away, i asked "this way pointing to the first right and they said ye (obviously didnt really look)", after a few yards one of them realised (as did i - it was a dead end) and started shouting no no, next turn. i had to turn around and run back.
    Not a big issue, but 2 mins later the same group of marshals walked across the small gap in the promenade wall and blocked a runner coming through
    Then a minute later a fella in our club actually ran past the first turn, past the turn for the finish line and kept going towards the road (no marshalls to point him in the right direction)- i realise that it probably wasnt overly complicated, but when your banjaxed at the end of a race, the head isnt always working at full tilt.
    Its my 4th bray race and enjoyed them all, but thought this needed to be mentioned


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    Thanks Miller82 for bringing that to our attention. To be fair to one of the marshals, he also pointed out what happened to me. We can’t tape of the path here as the public have a right of way, but we will have at least one marshal standing there for the next race.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    check out the video from the last Aquathon. Fair play to John Duggan and the Martello in Bray for organising it. Great video.


    https://t.co/my6IZ9ZW


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    Wicklow Tri Aquathlon Postponed


    In the interest of the safety of competitors the race committee of the Wicklow Tri/Amphibian King Aquathlon have decided to postpone the race rather than risk running an event that would be less attractive to the participants.



    "The forecast for Wednesday is for thunderstorms & very strong easterly winds.

    We have consulted with our water safety partners and feel that there is a strong possibility that the swim would have to be cancelled given the anticipated water conditions. This would leave a run only in heavy rain, which we feel wouldn’t be appreciated by many!

    The confirmed alternative date is the following Wednesday, 22nd August. We would love to see you all in Bray on that date. We will of course refund any registered competitors that cannot make the new date.

    Thanks
    The race committee"



    If you will not be able to attend the race and require a refund, please send an email to wicklowaquathlon@hotmail.com.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8 Trifreak


    Bray Aquathon Series is back for 2013.

    It would be great to see you there again this year.

    Poster_2013.jpg


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    great races. Looking forward to getting one or two done


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Yeah, really well organized, can't wait to get stuck in again this year.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭j0hn1


    Planning to make 2 or 3 of these
    Well organised with little fuss


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Who's up for this tomorrow evening? Really looking forward to it.

    Last year I heard a marshall calling a couple of numbers as I exited the water ("18, 22" I think)- anyone have an idea what they mean? (Position? Time?)


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,532 ✭✭✭Unregistered.


    Kurt Godel wrote: »
    Who's up for this tomorrow evening? Really looking forward to it.

    Last year I heard a marshall calling a couple of numbers as I exited the water ("18, 22" I think)- anyone have an idea what they mean? (Position? Time?)

    Position. The need to count out the same number of athletes as they counted in for obvious reasons.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Very well organised race tonight, take a bow Wicklow Tri Club. Easy registration, good marshaling, lovely spread of sambos and soup afterwards, and most importantly two dates circled on the calendar to try and take back scalps lost tonight.:)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,359 ✭✭✭peter kern


    Kurt Godel wrote: »
    Who's up for this tomorrow evening? Really looking forward to it.

    Last year I heard a marshall calling a couple of numbers as I exited the water ("18, 22" I think)- anyone have an idea what they mean? (Position? Time?)

    that was your swim time last year .......
    hardly the same this year judging from your 400 m tt it was prob 9 min flat this year with the current being quite pushy.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭j0hn1


    Good to meet you again last night KG, loving the capri look you've taken to your wetsuit :p The height of fashion!!
    This man has a fine calf and he ain't afraid to show it

    A strong current last night, felt like someone put their hand on my bum and gave me a good push on a few occassions :)
    Another really well run no fuss race, top marks to Wicklow tri again, a nice confidence booster heading into Dunmore East this weekend

    Results are up on the wicklow tri forum here

    Results from the Aquathon 12/6/2013 below




    Relay
    Position Elapsed time Names Race Number
    1 0:28:25 John Connaghan/ Rose Connaghan 86
    2 0:29:35 Mark Franey/Conor McGowan 111
    3 0:34:34 Heidi Sheehy/ Katherine Byrne 66
    4 0:36:36 Emma DeCourcy/Lee Pyke 63
    5 0:36:45 Mick Nolan/Mick Byrne 92
    6 0:37:34 Colin Byrne/ Karen Copeland 120
    7 0:38:14 Marie Humby/Stella Farrell 119
    8 0:41:30 Katherine Fox/ Bernie Gillespie 124
    9 0:42:08 Brian Burke/Hayley Murphy 20
    10 0:42:12 Eoin O'Heochaid/John Conlon 82
    11 0:42:21 Nollaig Cruise/ Helen Mullarkey 75
    12 0:42:38 Caroline Kelly/Georgina Cruise 60
    13 0:43:57 Brendan Conway/ Carina Traynor 123
    14 0:49:06 Jane McNulty/Ciara Mi Mhaoilste 73








    Male
    Position Elapsed time Names
    Race Number
    1 0:26:09 Alex Gray 74
    2 0:27:20 Robert Scanlon 121
    3 0:27:36 Peter Kern 88
    4 0:27:44 Mick Kavanagh 83
    5 0:27:47 Sean McCann 49
    6 0:28:02 Tom Kelly 110
    7 0:28:42 Kevin Gilmour 31
    8 0:29:02 Mark Dunne 25
    9 0:29:05 John Howlett 118
    10 0:29:14 Eddie Garry 144
    11 0:29:18 Robert Dagg 13
    12 0:29:23 Mark Thompson 55
    13 0:29:48 Colm Kernan 84
    14 0:29:50 Joe Cawley 148
    15 0:30:12 Eoin Ryan 26
    16 0:30:17 Ryan Preston 30
    17 0:30:18 James McAssey 56
    18 0:30:25 Niall Jameson 14
    19 0:30:32 Niall O'Reilly 122
    20 0:30:46 Dermot Duffy 93
    21 0:30:47 MICHAEL KELLY 99
    22 0:31:13 Eoin George 39
    23 0:31:15 Robert Faulkner 154
    24 0:31:17 Richard O Reilly 12
    25 0:31:18 TI Number 10001806 2
    26 0:31:27 Peter Wedderburn 149
    27 0:31:30 Cormac O'Shea 156
    28 0:31:30 brooker martin 19
    29 0:31:41 TI Number 10002159 3
    30 0:31:41 Michael John Grogan 100
    31 0:31:44 Corrie Adams 91
    32 0:31:45 James Farrell 69
    33 0:31:49 Mervyn Mc Dowell 61
    34 0:31:50 Gareth Brady 68
    35 0:31:56 Stephen Murph 9
    36 0:31:57 kevin henry 106
    37 0:32:03 Shane Carton 79
    38 0:32:07 Ciaran Long 151
    39 0:32:21 Damien McKeever 76
    40 0:32:22 Shane O'Neil 89
    41 0:32:32 Colin Crotty 57
    42 0:32:34 Mark Douglas 38
    43 0:32:36 Mark Kiernan 108
    44 0:32:47 John Dempsey 139
    45 0:32:49 Edward O'Reilly 29
    46 0:32:57 Paul Joyce 15
    47 0:33:06 Pawel Grzych 104
    48 0:33:08 David Gilespie 16
    49 0:33:24 Francisco Escuder Nunez 145
    50 0:33:26 Roger Rice 71
    51 0:33:30 rodney murray 152
    52 0:33:30 Brian Doyle 125
    53 0:33:33 Justin Dutton 40
    54 0:33:37 Colin Murphy 7
    55 0:33:53 PAUL BURGIN 155
    56 0:34:00 morgan leddin 141
    57 0:34:02 Paul Murphy 53
    58 0:34:07 Brian Kinsella 146
    59 0:34:23 William Redmond 107
    60 0:34:32 Paul Conneely 64
    61 0:34:38 Liam Dillon 42
    62 0:34:40 Joe Keena 137
    63 0:35:06 Brian O'Reilly 78
    64 0:35:12 Mark Kilpatrick 54
    65 0:35:14 Robert Baker 95
    66 0:36:01 David Craig 96
    67 0:36:17 Kevin Spain 24
    68 0:36:35 Patrick Corcoran 46
    69 0:36:36 Paul Murrin 135
    70 0:36:53 Thomas Phelan 5
    71 0:36:53 Ian Brennan 45
    72 0:37:05 Peter Mulhall 23
    73 0:37:12 Paul Roche 44
    74 0:37:13 Andrew Woods 10
    75 0:37:23 owen morris 87
    76 0:37:25 Mark Maloney 138
    77 0:37:28 Paul O Connor 127
    78 0:37:31 Daniel Tuohy 6
    79 0:37:33 eddie donegan 80
    80 0:37:57 Bernard Hoey 153
    81 0:38:18 Ger Roe 28
    82 0:38:19 Viv Rock 126
    83 0:38:31 Gavin Fraser 51
    84 0:39:23 Kieran Igoe 105
    85 0:39:27 Mick O'Brien 33
    86 0:39:31 colm mc grath 116
    87 0:40:13 Kevin McGarry 81
    88 0:40:42 John McRedmond 90
    89 0:41:27 James McGinley 62
    90 0:41:29 Darren Egan 34
    91 0:42:15 Mick Lalor 11
    92 0:42:53 Sean Kelly 85
    93 0:43:01 John Shiel 113
    94 0:43:57 Edward Burgess 115




    Female
    Position Elapsed time Names
    Race Number
    1 0:29:43 Aoife Lynch 65
    2 0:30:12 jennifer algar 132
    3 0:31:51 Kim Hickey 128
    4 0:31:53 Anne Claffey 43
    5 0:32:03 Marie Boland 102
    6 0:32:15 vanessa fenton 50
    7 0:33:06 Suzy Macken 4
    8 0:33:45 Claudine Hughes 101
    9 0:33:46 Emer Tighe 98
    10 0:33:59 Dena Hogan 117
    11 0:34:26 Irene Walsh 18
    12 0:34:52 Lucy Dockrell 112
    13 0:35:57 Amanda Mannix 1
    14 0:36:20 Katherine Howard 142
    15 0:36:31 Kate Murray 47
    16 0:36:37 Zoe Richardson 140
    17 0:36:42 Wendy Lundy 21
    18 0:36:51 Emma Kananagh 67
    19 0:36:53 Lorraine Heffernan 131
    20 0:36:59 Lauren Hastings 58
    21 0:37:08 Deirdre O'Connor 129
    22 0:37:59 Lisa Gaynor 35
    23 0:38:15 Aisling Malone 52
    24 0:38:16 Marie Burke 32
    25 0:38:52 Sorcha McKeating 48
    26 0:39:08 michelle lambkin 41
    27 0:39:39 Eimear Kelly 70
    28 0:39:44 Malgorzata Grzych 103
    29 0:40:07 Vivienne Conlon 36
    30 0:40:10 Martina Hearne 130
    31 0:40:52 Barbara Hanley 114
    32 0:41:05 Suzy Macken 4
    33 0:41:11 Antonia Cosgrove 136
    34 0:41:20 Deirdre MacNally 27
    35 0:43:06 Caoimhe Guilfoyle 17
    36 0:43:13 Samantha O'Carroll 109
    37 0:43:28 Toni odriscoll 37
    38 0:43:56 Breeda Nolan 97
    39 0:44:33 Nicky Brooks 133
    40 0:46:06 Jenny Brady 8
    41 0:47:11 Miriam Howard 143
    42 0:47:43 Maeve Daly 150
    43 0:52:33 Patricia Kelly 22





    Please post up any links to pics that you come across


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Here's some photo's.
    peter kern wrote: »
    that was your swim time last year .......
    hardly the same this year judging from your 400 m tt it was prob 9 min flat this year with the current being quite pushy.
    I had a crappy swim, 9:45.
    Well done on the podium finish!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 278 ✭✭littlemsfickle


    Great event as always. I had a mare of a swim - had to stop twice during it, then afterwards to get my contact lenses out. Had fun on the run though seeing how many I could catch. Well done on third Peter.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 278 ✭✭littlemsfickle


    j0hn1 wrote: »
    Good to meet you again last night KG, loving the capri look you've taken to your wetsuit :p The height of fashion!!
    This man has a fine calf and he ain't afraid to show it

    A strong current last night, felt like someone put their hand on my bum and gave me a good push on a few occassions :)
    Another really well run no fuss race, top marks to Wicklow tri again, a nice confidence booster heading into Dunmore East this weekend

    Results are up on the wicklow tri forum here

    Results from the Aquathon 12/6/2013 below




    Relay
    Position Elapsed time Names Race Number
    1 0:28:25 John Connaghan/ Rose Connaghan 86
    2 0:29:35 Mark Franey/Conor McGowan 111
    3 0:34:34 Heidi Sheehy/ Katherine Byrne 66
    4 0:36:36 Emma DeCourcy/Lee Pyke 63
    5 0:36:45 Mick Nolan/Mick Byrne 92
    6 0:37:34 Colin Byrne/ Karen Copeland 120
    7 0:38:14 Marie Humby/Stella Farrell 119
    8 0:41:30 Katherine Fox/ Bernie Gillespie 124
    9 0:42:08 Brian Burke/Hayley Murphy 20
    10 0:42:12 Eoin O'Heochaid/John Conlon 82
    11 0:42:21 Nollaig Cruise/ Helen Mullarkey 75
    12 0:42:38 Caroline Kelly/Georgina Cruise 60
    13 0:43:57 Brendan Conway/ Carina Traynor 123
    14 0:49:06 Jane McNulty/Ciara Mi Mhaoilste 73








    Male
    Position Elapsed time Names
    Race Number
    1 0:26:09 Alex Gray 74
    2 0:27:20 Robert Scanlon 121
    3 0:27:36 Peter Kern 88
    4 0:27:44 Mick Kavanagh 83
    5 0:27:47 Sean McCann 49
    6 0:28:02 Tom Kelly 110
    7 0:28:42 Kevin Gilmour 31
    8 0:29:02 Mark Dunne 25
    9 0:29:05 John Howlett 118
    10 0:29:14 Eddie Garry 144
    11 0:29:18 Robert Dagg 13
    12 0:29:23 Mark Thompson 55
    13 0:29:48 Colm Kernan 84
    14 0:29:50 Joe Cawley 148
    15 0:30:12 Eoin Ryan 26
    16 0:30:17 Ryan Preston 30
    17 0:30:18 James McAssey 56
    18 0:30:25 Niall Jameson 14
    19 0:30:32 Niall O'Reilly 122
    20 0:30:46 Dermot Duffy 93
    21 0:30:47 MICHAEL KELLY 99
    22 0:31:13 Eoin George 39
    23 0:31:15 Robert Faulkner 154
    24 0:31:17 Richard O Reilly 12
    25 0:31:18 TI Number 10001806 2
    26 0:31:27 Peter Wedderburn 149
    27 0:31:30 Cormac O'Shea 156
    28 0:31:30 brooker martin 19
    29 0:31:41 TI Number 10002159 3
    30 0:31:41 Michael John Grogan 100
    31 0:31:44 Corrie Adams 91
    32 0:31:45 James Farrell 69
    33 0:31:49 Mervyn Mc Dowell 61
    34 0:31:50 Gareth Brady 68
    35 0:31:56 Stephen Murph 9
    36 0:31:57 kevin henry 106
    37 0:32:03 Shane Carton 79
    38 0:32:07 Ciaran Long 151
    39 0:32:21 Damien McKeever 76
    40 0:32:22 Shane O'Neil 89
    41 0:32:32 Colin Crotty 57
    42 0:32:34 Mark Douglas 38
    43 0:32:36 Mark Kiernan 108
    44 0:32:47 John Dempsey 139
    45 0:32:49 Edward O'Reilly 29
    46 0:32:57 Paul Joyce 15
    47 0:33:06 Pawel Grzych 104
    48 0:33:08 David Gilespie 16
    49 0:33:24 Francisco Escuder Nunez 145
    50 0:33:26 Roger Rice 71
    51 0:33:30 rodney murray 152
    52 0:33:30 Brian Doyle 125
    53 0:33:33 Justin Dutton 40
    54 0:33:37 Colin Murphy 7
    55 0:33:53 PAUL BURGIN 155
    56 0:34:00 morgan leddin 141
    57 0:34:02 Paul Murphy 53
    58 0:34:07 Brian Kinsella 146
    59 0:34:23 William Redmond 107
    60 0:34:32 Paul Conneely 64
    61 0:34:38 Liam Dillon 42
    62 0:34:40 Joe Keena 137
    63 0:35:06 Brian O'Reilly 78
    64 0:35:12 Mark Kilpatrick 54
    65 0:35:14 Robert Baker 95
    66 0:36:01 David Craig 96
    67 0:36:17 Kevin Spain 24
    68 0:36:35 Patrick Corcoran 46
    69 0:36:36 Paul Murrin 135
    70 0:36:53 Thomas Phelan 5
    71 0:36:53 Ian Brennan 45
    72 0:37:05 Peter Mulhall 23
    73 0:37:12 Paul Roche 44
    74 0:37:13 Andrew Woods 10
    75 0:37:23 owen morris 87
    76 0:37:25 Mark Maloney 138
    77 0:37:28 Paul O Connor 127
    78 0:37:31 Daniel Tuohy 6
    79 0:37:33 eddie donegan 80
    80 0:37:57 Bernard Hoey 153
    81 0:38:18 Ger Roe 28
    82 0:38:19 Viv Rock 126
    83 0:38:31 Gavin Fraser 51
    84 0:39:23 Kieran Igoe 105
    85 0:39:27 Mick O'Brien 33
    86 0:39:31 colm mc grath 116
    87 0:40:13 Kevin McGarry 81
    88 0:40:42 John McRedmond 90
    89 0:41:27 James McGinley 62
    90 0:41:29 Darren Egan 34
    91 0:42:15 Mick Lalor 11
    92 0:42:53 Sean Kelly 85
    93 0:43:01 John Shiel 113
    94 0:43:57 Edward Burgess 115




    Female
    Position Elapsed time Names
    Race Number
    1 0:29:43 Aoife Lynch 65
    2 0:30:12 jennifer algar 132
    3 0:31:51 Kim Hickey 128
    4 0:31:53 Anne Claffey 43
    5 0:32:03 Marie Boland 102
    6 0:32:15 vanessa fenton 50
    7 0:33:06 Suzy Macken 4
    8 0:33:45 Claudine Hughes 101
    9 0:33:46 Emer Tighe 98
    10 0:33:59 Dena Hogan 117
    11 0:34:26 Irene Walsh 18
    12 0:34:52 Lucy Dockrell 112
    13 0:35:57 Amanda Mannix 1
    14 0:36:20 Katherine Howard 142
    15 0:36:31 Kate Murray 47
    16 0:36:37 Zoe Richardson 140
    17 0:36:42 Wendy Lundy 21
    18 0:36:51 Emma Kananagh 67
    19 0:36:53 Lorraine Heffernan 131
    20 0:36:59 Lauren Hastings 58
    21 0:37:08 Deirdre O'Connor 129
    22 0:37:59 Lisa Gaynor 35
    23 0:38:15 Aisling Malone 52
    24 0:38:16 Marie Burke 32
    25 0:38:52 Sorcha McKeating 48
    26 0:39:08 michelle lambkin 41
    27 0:39:39 Eimear Kelly 70
    28 0:39:44 Malgorzata Grzych 103
    29 0:40:07 Vivienne Conlon 36
    30 0:40:10 Martina Hearne 130
    31 0:40:52 Barbara Hanley 114
    32 0:41:05 Suzy Macken 4
    33 0:41:11 Antonia Cosgrove 136
    34 0:41:20 Deirdre MacNally 27
    35 0:43:06 Caoimhe Guilfoyle 17
    36 0:43:13 Samantha O'Carroll 109
    37 0:43:28 Toni odriscoll 37
    38 0:43:56 Breeda Nolan 97
    39 0:44:33 Nicky Brooks 133
    40 0:46:06 Jenny Brady 8
    41 0:47:11 Miriam Howard 143
    42 0:47:43 Maeve Daly 150
    43 0:52:33 Patricia Kelly 22





    Please post up any links to pics that you come across

    Did Suzy Macken go back out after the finish and do another lap?? She seems to have two times listed.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,075 ✭✭✭BTH


    Did Suzy Macken go back out after the finish and do another lap?? She seems to have two times listed.

    Shes just that awesome!!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,238 ✭✭✭Abhainn


    A well organised mid week tuning session.
    Good on you Wicklow Tri. I intend doing the next 2 event also


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 103 ✭✭j0hn1




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 76 ✭✭fluboy


    Just a reminder that the second race in the Bray Aquathon series is on this Wednesday evening. Anybody thinking of racing can enter on the night. Registration will be on in the Martello on the seafront.

    Weather looks good and it is a high tide so should make for cracking race conditions. The fun fair is also in town this month so plenty to do for the family while they wait.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭miller82


    can't wait. I missed the first one, stupid Ironman getting in the way.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    3rd and final race of this series is on tonight.

    I intend entering but my legs are in bits- anyone fancy entering as a relay team, I'll swim if you run?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,134 ✭✭✭Bambaata


    Would love to do this, alas i have been off proper running for near two weeks due to a muscle in my ass in spasm! Finally got it sorted on Monday with today being the first trial run so a race would not be ideal! Pity as i really wanted to do this one and there aren't many more on this year


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,361 ✭✭✭Kurt Godel


    Once again an absolute pleasure to partake in this race, due to the hard work of Wicklow Tri. Everything from registration onwards is seamless, and the soup and sambos at the end were a real treat. For €15 a pop these races are astounding value and hugely enjoyable- the best races are always cheap club races where the currency is volunteers- well done to everyone involved!


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