Notice of Rathfarnham WSAF AC 2018 AGM.
The Rathfarnham WSAF AC AGM will take place on Monday the 10th December at 8:30pm in the Club House, Main St., Rathfarnham.
All members are encouraged to attend.
Please forward any motions or nominations to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Great photo of Helen Carr courtesy of Eoin Fegan
'A Golden Era 2', a rich history of Irish athletics has just been published. It is Michael Gygax's second book about sucessful Irish Masters athletes. We are proud of our athletes who feature in this book, namely Paul Fleming, Barry Minnock and Donna Mahon. Sean Hehir features in a piece on his mother Cushla. PJ Claffy, Eoin McLoughlin and Zoe Melling have contributed to this inspirational and entertaining work.
The book can be obtained from the author directly or both Paul Flenmming and Barry Minnock have copies at €20 each.
Juvenile Training for 8 -12 year olds resumes after the summer break on Mon 10th & Weds 12th Sept, from 6:30 - 7:30pm in the grounds of Rathfarnham Castle.
Juvenile training is now on summer break and will resume on
Monday 10th September
Enjoy the break everyone!
By Owen McLoughlin
The South Dublin Primary Schools Cross Country took place in St. Enda’s Park on April 12th. This was the 15th year of the event and it has grown exponentially. There were over 300 in the girls’ race and 270 in the boys. The girls’ race is the largest of its kind in the country and is hosted by Rathfarnham WSAF AC and Scoil Mhuire NS, Ballyboden. Brian Rankin has kindly given sponsorship to this event in recent years. The girls’ race was won by Zoe Ritchie with her sister Jodie in 3rd place. This was an incredible achievement as they were running against the best children in the county. Ryan O Neill was 3rd in the boys’ race followed closely behind by Cathal Keogh in 4th position. Both of their performances were excellent. Cathal was first scorer for his school (Ballyroan BNS) who took the gold team medals for the first time this century and wrested the trophy from St. Brigid’s Foxrock. Ryan contributed towards team silver for his school, St. Mary’s BNS (Grange Road). Thanks to the volunteer stewards from the club who gave of their time and to the staff of Scoil Mhuire who co-ordinated the whole event. All in all it was a great occasion with soft conditions underfoot!
Some photos!
Cathal Keogh in the red top!
Ryan O'Neill leads out 270 boys!
Zoe Richie leads out the girls!
