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You can now draw your route from yesterdays race on Routegadget and see who took the best route up those hills!
Over 80 orienteers enjoyed fair weather and endured tough courses in the last race of the 2011 LongO series at Tollymore today.
Some very impressive times were recorded. Congratulations to todays Long course winners Seamus O’Boyle and Ciara Largey who lead a pack of 20 intrepid competitors on terrain stretching to the farthest reaches of the Meelmore map.
The Middle distance course was arguably the most challenging with a very high climb to length ratio taking its toll on the strong field of runners – well done to all who finished and as usual there was a strong tussle for the top spot amongst Irelands up and coming junior squad members. This time LVO’s Jack Millar came out on top, whilst CNOC’s Bernie O’Boyle made it two wins in a row and claimed the overall series prize for the womens Middle course.
Short course runners tested their map reading skills more than usual today. The short course map was printed at 1:15000 scale! A strong field of 35 took to the trails and forest of Tollymore with Gordon Fallis and Bridget Lawlor fastest today.
Full report and series results to follow.
Split time results now available on winsplits and splitsbrowser. Routegadget will be up soon.
Full results here:
Long (20) 16.0 km 875 m 22 C
1 Seamus O’Boyle CNOC 1:55:36
2 Colm Hill CNOC 2:00:44
3 Gerard Butler 3ROC 2:03:39
4 Ruairi Short CNOC 2:10:23
5 Billy Reed LVO 2:11:26
6 Conor Short CNOC 2:25:27
7 Ciara Largey FERMO 2:27:01
8 Colm Moran 3ROC 2:37:00
9 Kieran Rocks LVO 2:47:02
10 Igor Stefko LVO 2:48:05
11 Gerard Cunningham 3ROC 2:49:11
12 Paul McArthur LVO 2:53:28
13 Gerry Kingston BARF 2:54:23
14 Paul Smyth AJAX 3:01:10
15 Mike Long AJAX 3:12:32
16 Violet Linton LVO 3:15:33
17 Raymond Finlay FERMO 3:38:24
18 Fred Hamond LVO 3:46:22
19 Simon Reeve FERMO 3:46:56
Billy Fyffe FERMO mp
Middle (28) 10.1 km 625 m 14 C
1 Jack Millar LVO 1:24:03
2 Eoin McCullough 3ROC 1:27:30
3 Laurence Quinn GEN 1:33:16
4 Jonathan Quinn GEN 1:38:51
5 Sean Knight LVO 1:41:21
6 Richard Parkin LVO 1:51:31
7 Lyle Fleming LVO 1:53:37
8 Bobby Smyth NWOC 1:53:51
9 Pat McCavana GEN 1:54:12
10 Mark Stephens LVO 1:58:50
11 John McAleavey LVO 2:00:12
12 Val Jones FINGAL 2:01:22
13 Graeme Francis KNOBOC 2:03:05
14 Shane O’Neill SETANTA 2:06:34
15 Alan Elwood LVO 2:07:35
16 Don Short CNOC 2:13:55
17 Joe McClure LVO 2:14:19
18 Tony Lawlor CNOC 2:14:45
19 Stephen Knight LVO 2:19:14
20 Bernie O’Boyle CNOC 2:19:20
21 Geoffrey Collins LVO 2:21:12
22 Des Fletcher NWOC 2:27:00
23 Kenny Weir LVO 2:36:12
24 Christophe Tabard No Club 2:40:06
25 Pauline O’Hara LVO 2:59:35
25 Denise O’Hagan LVO 2:59:35
27 Celine Bourdon DUO 3:10:34
Senan O’Boyle CNOC mp
Short (35) 5.7 km 220 m 8 C
1 Gordon Fallis FERMO 50:14
2 Harry Millar LVO 50:47
3 John McCullough 3ROC 53:22
4 Bridget Lawlor CNOC 1:00:06
5 Philip Baxter LVO 1:00:50
6 Mitch Bohan DFO 1:01:47
7 Sandis Retkins FINGAL 1:02:32
8 Dave Richardson FINGAL 1:02:44
9 Paul Keville SETANTA 1:04:04
10 Cecil Armstrong LVO 1:04:18
11 James Millar LVO 1:04:37
12 Eoghan Knight LVO 1:05:22
13 Richard McCourt LVO 1:05:33
14 Olivia Baxter LVO 1:06:36
15 Caoimhe O’Boyle CNOC 1:07:36
16 Frazer Howe LVO 1:08:33
17 Gordon Stephens LVO 1:10:33
18 Joseph Bingham No Club 1:11:27
19 Michael Murphy LVO 1:11:35
20 Eithne Murphy LVO 1:11:36
21 Teresa Finlay FERMO 1:13:54
22 Amy Teasdale No Club 1:17:59
23 Kathryn Walley FINGAL 1:18:06
24 Wilson McAlister LVO 1:19:17
25 Mary Knight LVO 1:20:46
26 Adam McAlister LVO 1:21:14
27 Jean O’Neill SETANTA 1:21:22
28 Jim Kelly LVO 1:22:21
29 Donal Kearns FINGAL 1:25:53
30 Aileen Mc Carron LVO 1:26:53
31 David Quinn GEN 1:32:54
32 Michael Butler 3ROC 1:33:28
33 Peter Howe LVO 1:35:10
34 Marite Bormane FINGAL 1:39:15
35 Mick Kellet GEN 1:57:01
Entries close tonight on the Oentries site. To reserve you map for Sundays LongO race please Email your details (Name, club, course and SI number) to elites@orienteering.ie
The event registration will be in the low field near the camping toilet block (which will be open) parking will also be in this field. Registration will be signed from the main entrance avenue. Starts will be from the field entrance. Please pay for carparking on exit (£4.40).
Hill treker of Newcastle are helping with prizes for course winners. There will also be a spot prize for each course. Prize giving will be as close to 3pm as possible.
The weather forecast for Sunday is not too bad – However, competitors will be required to carry a whistle. Other items of safety kit (cag, phone, food) are recommended.
Finally, One LongO regular will be missing this Sunday – Good luck to Declan McGrellis who celebrates his 40th Birthday this Sunday by running the Rome marathon! (thats just Long)
Further details for the final race in the series at Tollymore forest are now available under the race 3, Tollymore heading.
Please enter the race using the Oentries service or reserve your map by emailing elites@orienteering.ie
After much heated debate the Long O series organisers have finaly agreed on the prize allocations for the course winners. Prizes (to be decided) will be awarded to the best overall Male and Female on the 3 courses.
This all means that we have some winners already! congratulations to the Long course winners Colm Hill and Ciara Largey who have been victorious in the first two races.
There are still the Long distance runners-up spots to fight over. Ruth Lynam and Violet Linton both have a 2nd and 3rd so it all comes down to the last race for them.
The Mens runner-up spot could go to any of the following: Ruairi Short, Jonathan McCloy, Gerard Butler or Colm Moran.
Its very tight on the Middle course with a number of Irish juniors in the running for the prize. Joan Flanagan and Bernie O’Boyle both have a win on the Middle course.
Ingus Rektins has cleaned up on the short with 2 wins. Whilst Ann Savage and Mary O’Connell have both won a race on the short course.
So the prizes (still to be decided) are up for grabs (3 anyway) Hope to see you all at Tollymore cheering on the winners!
You can now enter the third race (Tollymore/Meelmore) in the LongO series using the Oentries entry system
You can now view the Short course splits from Slieve Foye.