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  • #2
    bryangiggsy
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    So thats 2 more Irish qualified for Kona 2014. Well done Owen Martin & Ivan o Gorman


  • #3
    BTH
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    So thats 2 more Irish qualified for Kona 2014. Well done Owen Martin & Ivan o Gorman

    Judging by their tweets Eimear Mullan and Robbie Wade had rough days at the office


  • #4
    bryangiggsy
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    BTH wrote: »
    Judging by their tweets Eimear Mullan and Robbie Wade had rough days at the office

    Did not see robbie wades time but very poor result for Eimear Mullen.


  • #5
    BTH
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    Did not see robbie wades time but very poor result for Eimear Mullen.

    Just looked it up. 83 in 9:35. 58 swim 4:50 bike 3:43 run, with some very slow run splits.


  • #6
    peter kern
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    bryangiggsy wrote: »
    Did not see robbie wades time but very poor result for Eimear Mullen.


    well down to Owen for 3rd amateur overall.
    I would not call Eimerar s result a very poor one more a ordinary result and I think most people dont race that well if their work situation is a bit up in the air. Besides she would still be a bit better in hilly courses than power ones.


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  • #7
    Bambaata
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    Del Corral is on a roll lately! I didnt know who he was at Lanza 70.3 but i sure do now!


  • #8
    peter kern
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    Bambaata wrote: »
    Del Corral is on a roll lately! I didnt know who he was at Lanza 70.3 but i sure do now!

    they say he is doing los cabos in 2 weeks time .... really efficient runner , he has been devloping very well in last 2 years ( i think he is only 3 -4 years in triathlon) does usually very well in hilly races( alp duez embrunman ans i think won 70.3 uk and a few times medals at world duathlon champs


  • #9
    bryangiggsy
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    peter kern wrote: »
    well down to Owen for 3rd amateur overall.
    I would not call Eimerar s result a very poor one more a ordinary result and I think most people dont race that well if their work situation is a bit up in the air. Besides she would still be a bit better in hilly courses than power ones.


    I would as she was 25 mins behind MBK who was not in the top 5 in Kona. Playing devils advocate here but wasnt EM complaining a few weeks ago at a race in miami about who and who should not be given pro cards to after she caught some male swimmers who had a 3 min head start.


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