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Garristown Windmill Run 10K 3rd March

  • 30-01-2013 12:18pm
    #1
    Steroo
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    I see this on RunIreland for €15 & I'm interested... has anyone done it before? Well orgainsied? what's the course & participation like?
    thanks


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  • #2
    plodder
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    Just noticed some ads for this locally. It must be a new race as I haven't heard of it before. Don't know the route, but I run around there a bit and it's very nice countryside, but hilly.


  • #3
    Steroo
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    plodder wrote: »
    Just noticed some ads for this locally. It must be a new race as I haven't heard of it before. Don't know the route, but I run around there a bit and it's very nice countryside, but hilly.
    Yea I found it on Facebook since, new race set up locally. I signed up. I suspected a few hills alright! Hope it's well organised.


  • #4
    Andrewf20
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    I enjoyed the race. A few reasonably sized hills to negotiate. 338ft of elevation over the course. The weather was perfect, calm and not too cold or warm I found. Id defo do it again next year.


  • #5
    ChampionChip
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    Results online at www.championchipireland.com


  • #6
    Steroo
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    Andrewf20 wrote: »
    I enjoyed the race. A few reasonably sized hills to negotiate. 338ft of elevation over the course. The weather was perfect, calm and not too cold or warm I found. Id defo do it again next year.

    Same as that Andrew. Was it yourself I was talking to afterwards? IN my Boards Jersey ;-)


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  • #7
    plodder
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    Glad it went well. I was going to drop up to watch, but couldn't make it. What was the actual route for it in the end? Is there a map somewhere?


  • #8
    Steroo
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    plodder wrote: »
    Glad it went well. I was going to drop up to watch, but couldn't make it. What was the actual route for it in the end? Is there a map somewhere?

    There is a map up on their facebook page. I couldn't tell you the route but it was a big loop (7k) followed by a smaller loop (3k)... both went up main St and took a right... the bigger loop went straight on... the smaller loop took a right.


  • #9
    ga7d0n
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    it was well organised run. plenty of stewards and support. good testing course weather perfect . roll on next year


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