"The Hoops Loop" 5K Road Race, Leixlip

LeixlipUtd

"The Hoops Loop", Leixlip United fundraiser takes place on Saturday April 11th at 14:00 starting From Le Chéile AC running track, at the Leixlip Amenities Centre.

Run, Jog Walk

All entrants will be numbered and chipped for official timing.

Individual Registration €15
Family Registration €25

for race details please check the "Race Calendar" at precisiontiming.net

ultraman1

LeixlipUtd wrote: »

"The Hoops Loop", Leixlip United fundraiser takes place on Saturday April 11th at 14:00 starting From Le Chéile AC running track, at the Leixlip Amenities Centre.

Run, Jog Walk

All entrants will be numbered and chipped for official timing.
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Individual Registration €15
Family Registration €25

for race details please check the "Race Calendar" at precisiontiming.net

Brilliant we really need foorball club organising a running fundraiser, am looking forward to the le cheile 24 hr football match...

adrian522

Popular race day with the National 10K (Great Ireland Run) and the BHAA 10K in the K-Club also on that day.

Also I believe the usual Le Chéile AC 5k is on 3 weeks later.

menoscemo

adrian522 wrote: »

Popular race day with the National 10K (Great Ireland Run) and the BHAA 10K in the K-Club also on that day.

Also I believe the usual Le Chéile AC 5k is on 3 weeks later.

Le Cheile AC are also helping to run a charity 5k on April 4th in aid of Bumbulance (you might have heard about it on Newstalk)

http://www.bumbleance.com/newstalk-bk5k/

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

Brilliant we really need foorball club organising a running fundraiser, am looking forward to the le cheile 24 hr football match...

Why can't a football club run one? I know of some football clubs that runs a higher standard of a race than some athletic clubs

average_runner

menoscemo wrote: »

Le Cheile AC are also helping to run a charity 5k on April 4th in aid of Bumbulance (you might have heard about it on Newstalk)

http://www.bumbleance.com/newstalk-bk5k/

The bhaa 10k is a great one, can't wait for it.

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

Why can't a football club run one? I know of some football clubs that runs a higher standard of a race than some athletic clubs

there's Enuf badly run non permitted races without adding in the possibility of another one a few weeks b4 the local athletics club one while implying that they have the support of the said running club and their track...

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

there's Enuf badly run non permitted races without adding in the possibility of another one a few weeks b4 the local athletics club one while implying that they have the support of the said running club and their track...

So are u saying this is a badly run race ?

Where did the poster say the athletics club is supporting it?

You do know communities usually pull together and its good to see.

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

So are u saying this is a badly run race ?

Where did the poster say the athletics club is supporting it?

You do know communities usually pull together and its good to see.

Reread my comment and den Google what the Word "possibility" means and the Wat word "imply" means

menoscemo

average_runner wrote: »

Why can't a football club run one? I know of some football clubs that runs a higher standard of a race than some athletic clubs

The Le Cheile AC/Leixlip 5k is an excellently run race and they are organising 2 5ks around the same time as this one. 1 is a week before and one is 3 weeks after. Are you saying their numbers won't be affected by this race?
Should athletic clubs not get priority when organising races?

average_runner

menoscemo wrote: »

The Le Cheile AC/Leixlip 5k is an excellently run race and they are organising 2 5ks around the same time as this one. 1 is a week before and one is 3 weeks after. Are you saying their numbers won't be affected by this race?
Should athletic clubs not get priority when organising races?

U said le cheile was helping out in one of them, so they must not think so?

And if they are helping out, they don't seem to mind the damage to the k club ten k

There is a park run that's free on every week down the road from it, u against them also for hurting clubs?

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

Reread my comment and den Google what the Word "possibility" means and the Wat word "imply" means

And the poster didn't imply anything, u are though

eldiva

average_runner wrote: »

You do know communities usually pull together and its good to see.

All for the community coming together but that doesn't mean it's right for a soccer club to host a fun run to make funds. It'd be like Raheny United running a 5 mile two weeks before Raheny 5 on the same course. Its absurd

average_runner

eldiva wrote: »

All for the community coming together but that doesn't mean it's right for a soccer club to host a fun run to make funds. It'd be like Raheny United running a 5 mile two weeks before Raheny 5 on the same course. Its absurd

It's a fun run, le cheile is club race, mainly club runners will be at. Our club will support it massively as they will support ours.

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

And the poster didn't imply anything, u are though

The poster name checked both le cheile and their track...is dat not implying le cheile are involved....have u looked up possibility yet..

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

The poster name checked both le cheile and their track...is dat not implying le cheile are involved....have u looked up possibility yet..

It's the amenities centre. If I said a race was starting by croke park, would u say gaa are supporting it or imply they are supporting it.

Running is not owned by any organization, so people can organise a race if they like.

eldiva

average_runner wrote: »

It's a fun run, le cheile is club race, mainly club runners will be at. Our club will support it massively as they will support ours.

That's nonsense. Le Cheile is road race open to runners of all levels from club athletes to C25k and more importantly is a fundraiser for the club. I've friends and family in Le Cheile who aren't fully happy about this race being on.

average_runner

average_runner wrote: »

It's the amenities centre. If I said a race was starting by croke park, would u say gaa are supporting it or imply they are supporting it.

Running is not owned by any organization, so people can organise a race if they like.

Athletics Ireland organises more than one race in the same county on the same day at the same time, just for profit and not worry about hurting the clubs race.

They set the example.

average_runner

eldiva wrote: »

That's nonsense. Le Cheile is road race open to runners of all levels from club athletes to C25k and more importantly is a fundraiser for the club. I've friends and family in Le Cheile who aren't fully happy about this race being on.

Never said it wasn't open, just said it attracts more club runners. Our club will be first there to support le cheile race

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

It's the amenities centre. If I said a race was starting by croke park, would u say gaa are supporting it or imply they are supporting it.

Running is not owned by any organization, so people can organise a race if they like.

People can organise all the races they want ,....if u want to argue in favour of non permitted races fire away,maybe there will one near u soon,,,

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

People can organise all the races they want ,....if u want to argue in favour of non permitted races fire away,maybe there will one near u soon,,,

Athletics Ireland does that already, two permit races on the same day at the same time, less than five miles away.

menoscemo

average_runner wrote: »

U said le cheile was helping out in one of them, so they must not think so?

And if they are helping out, they don't seem to mind the damage to the k club ten k

There is a park run that's free on every week down the road from it, u against them also for hurting clubs?

The 4th April race is being organised by Le Cheile (in partnership with Newstalk couch to 5k programme) in Aid of Bumbulance. The Early May one is their own club race. Both Le Cheile Races have AI permits as far as I know. The soccer club one does not.

The Kclub race is a BHAA race. As much as I love that race it is not an AI race or a club race.

menoscemo

average_runner wrote: »

Athletics Ireland does that already, two permit races on the same day at the same time, less than five miles away.

KClub is not an AI permit race....

average_runner

menoscemo wrote: »

The 4th April race is being organised by Le Cheile (in partnership with Newstalk couch to 5k programme) in Aid of Bumbulance. The Early May one is their own club race. Both Le Cheile Races have AI permits as far as I know. The soccer club one does not.

The Kclub race is a BHAA race. As much as I love that race it is not an AI race or a club race.

What about the 10k in Phoenix park that day, that is an AI race and permit?

average_runner

menoscemo wrote: »

KClub is not an AI permit race....

Was not referencing k club one their, it was 2 races from last year, a 5k in lucan and 10k in Phoenix park, both AI and permit

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

What about the 10k in Phoenix park that day, that is an AI race and permit?

Do u think meno works for Aai ,

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

Do u think meno works for Aai ,

Did I imply that?

menoscemo

average_runner wrote: »

Was not referencing k club one their, it was 2 races from last year, a 5k in lucan and 10k in Phoenix park, both AI and permit

That's bad form, but nothing to do with this thread. I guess Leixlip is in a different county to the GIR?

ultraman1

average_runner wrote: »

Did I imply that?

No u didn't imply it ...u asked him a question only someone working for aai would know...that would lead me to believe u actually think he works for aai,

average_runner

menoscemo wrote: »

That's bad form, but nothing to do with this thread. I guess Leixlip is in a different county to the GIR?

But it's the nationals 10k and less than 10 miles down the road , to me that's not right also.

I know we moved our 5k race this year to Sept.

average_runner

ultraman1 wrote: »

No u didn't imply it ...u asked him a question only someone working for aai would know...that would lead me to believe u actually think he works for aai,

They wouldn't let a die hard Tyrone gaa man in there:)