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AAI National Road Relays - Raheny - 17.04.16
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13-04-2016 10:45am#1
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Krusty_Clown wrote: »Man I love this race. Sadly we've no men's team this year (couldn't contribute myself as I'm a bit banged up), but may just head out to watch it to bask in the excitement, and catch the greatest upset in 9 years.
tell us more
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Rumours of a group of TAC runners in drag, trying to wrestle the masters title from the Raheny wimmen.TRR_the_turd wrote: »tell us more 0 -
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Krusty_Clown wrote: »Rumours of a group of TAC runners in drag, trying to wrestle the masters title from the Raheny wimmen.
Knowing our luck we'd probably lose!0 -
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Provisional Entries
However I am sure there will be a bit of chopping and changing before Sunday
Gonna be interesting to say the least
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Myles Splitz wrote: »Provisional Entries
However I am sure there will be a bit of chopping and changing before Sunday
Gonna be interesting to say the least
I had completely forgotten about DSD's senior men's team, which looks very strong, and the same with Kilkenny. If the strongest runners among those entered turn up, it could be a fantastic race between 4 or 5 teams. It'll be hard to run away on the 3rd leg with that depth.
For the men's 35+, Rathfarnham look very strong with Newbridge, Donore and Sligo possibly in the mix too? Not sure about the other teams.
Raheny don't appear to have a women's 35+ team, which means there'll be a new winner for the first time in 9 years, I think. I presume that's just a typo/admin error of some kind though (as they don't appear to have a 50+ women's team either which they would be favourites for).
Men's 50+ has to be Raheny again, possibly by a literal mile.0 -
I had completely forgotten about DSD's senior men's team, which looks very strong, and the same with Kilkenny. If the strongest runners among those entered turn up, it could be a fantastic race between 4 or 5 teams. It'll be hard to run away on the 3rd leg with that depth.
For the men's 35+, Rathfarnham look very strong with Newbridge, Donore and Sligo possibly in the mix too? Not sure about the other teams.
Raheny don't appear to have a women's 35+ team, which means there'll be a new winner for the first time in 9 years, I think. I presume that's just a typo/admin error of some kind though (as they don't appear to have a 50+ women's team either which they would be favourites for).
Men's 50+ has to be Raheny again, possibly by a literal mile.
Looks to be a few missing alright. I know our Senior B team omitted also (unless the captain made a balls of it;) )
Interestingly no C Crowley on the Crusaders Senior team. Can't see Leevale being beaten here. Reckon could be interesting battle for 2nd though with Cru and Sli Chulainn, Deidre Byrne is in flying form at the moment.0 -
Myles Splitz wrote: »Looks to be a few missing alright. I know our Senior B team omitted also (unless the captain made a balls of it;) )
Interestingly no C Crowley on the Crusaders Senior team. Can't see Leevale being beaten here. Reckon could be interesting battle for 2nd though with Cru and Sli Chulainn, Deidre Byrne is in flying form at the moment.
Crowley is injured, I believe.0 -
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Myles Splitz wrote: »Looks to be a few missing alright. I know our Senior B team omitted also (unless the captain made a balls of it;) )
My money would be on AAI mistake! as is their forte
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Raheny women are legally obliged to win master's gold - I think it will be 9 in a row if they win this year???
:cool: thanks for keeping the faith Krusty :cool: A medal was always in the plan, from fourth last year, it was just a question of which colour. Coachy told us the colour was gold and what coachy wants, coachy getsKrusty_Clown wrote: »Man I love this race. Sadly we've no men's team this year (couldn't contribute myself as I'm a bit banged up), but may just head out to watch it to bask in the excitement, and catch the greatest upset in 9 years.RacoonQueen wrote: »Sli Cualann win the masters ladies title!
We sure did. Don't think we could have executed it better, in any way. Over the moon and so proud of my fellow team mates. Sli Cualann women also got bronze in the senior race. A great day for Sli Cualann women.
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