On Wednesday and Friday evening we had The Dublin Juvenille Relay championship, a great night to showcase our track.
There were twenty running clubs from around Dublin represented on the night, with some fantastic team performances, by all clubs There was also a great support for all teams. It was also the single largest event held on our track since it reopened in 2019. Well done to Eoin and Niamh Fitzgerald who in conjunction with Dublin Athletics were the driving force behind the event
Lucan Harriers Medal haul
- 4 * 400m
- U18 boys silver,
- U18 girls gold,
- U19 girls gold
- 4* 100m
- U12 boys silver,
- U15 boys bronze,
- U17 girls silver,
- U18 girls bronze,
- U19 girls gold,
Great to see such success for the hosts
Harriers also had a great numbers running in the race of the Dublin City Marathon series. The 5 mile in Tallaght this is where the training for the marathon really kicks off and it starts to get real. This is the first of a series of races building up to the marathon on the Bank Holiday weekeend at the end of October. Well done to everone who took part and best wishes to all those participating in the rest of the series and the marathon itself
Aidan Montague took to the trails of the Dublin Mountains on Saturday to take part in the Dublin Mountain trail running festival. Aidan completed a distance of 17 miles climbing 2800 feet in the process in a super time of 3 hours 17 minutes, super acheivement
Congratulations to Aoife Bradley who travelled to the Curragh to take part In the thoroughbred 5K completing it in Sub 30 for the first time this year.
Plenty more races to come over the next number of weeks also
MAIN PHOTO – Tallaght 5 Miller Olivia Meyler Thomas, Amanda Ryan, Amanda Breen, Anita Hughes, Marie Collins Jodi Young
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