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Irish Rallycross Championship RD7 entry list

 

March 13th
Class 1
Race No Name Car 
103 David Dempsey Mitsubishi Evo 
Class 3A
Race No Name Car 
105 Michael Coyne  Vauxhall Nova
125 George Tohill  BMW Compact
126 Pearse Browne BMW Compact
182 Darragh Morris  VW Golf VR6
Class 3B
Race No Name Car 
109 Willie Coyne  Opel Corsa 
121 David Donoghue  Peugeot 205
123 John Dowling  Vauxhall Nova 
148 Patrick Ryan  Vauxhall Nova
167 Ian O Connell  Lotus Exige 
173 Dave Curran  Renault Clio 
Class 4
Race No Name Car 
112 Chris Grimes  Vauxhall Nova 
110 Kieran Curran  Opel Corsa 
115 Colm Mullins  Ford Fiesta 
Class 2
Race No Name Car 
801 Derek Tohill Peugeot 106 Gti
802 Gordon Lynch  Peugeot 106
804 Robert Critchley  Peugeot 205    
806 Noel O Brien  Peugeot 205 Gti
808 Ciaran Murphy Peugeot 205 Gti
809 Padraig Leeson  Peugeot 205    
812 Tom Murphy Peugeot 205 Gti
814 Kyle Sheridan  Peugeot 106 Xsi
829 Ken Curran  Peugeot 205 Gti
837 Mark Halligan  Peugeot 205 Gti
841 Eddie Peterson  Peugeot 205
845 Sean Spratt  Peugeot 205
853 Philip Lawless  Peugeot 206
854 Stephen Morrin Peugeot 205
865 Colin Dowling  Peugeot 205 Gti
876 Aaron Dalton Peugeot 205 
890 Keith Kerrshaawe  Peugeot 205 Gti    
Class Juniors
Race No Name Car 
404 Sean Doyle  Nissan micra 
405 Niall Murray  Toyota Starlet 
407 Sophie Byrne  Suzuki Swift 
408 James Huddleston Nissan micra 
409 Joel Richardson  Nissan micra 
411 Andrew Clarke Nissan micra 
418 Mark Francis  Nissan micra 
420 Eamon Horan  Nissan micra 
421 Tom Holton  Nissan micra 
484 Jake Byrne  Nissan micra 
419 Darrly Smith  VW Polo
Class 9 
Race No Name Car 
904 Peter O Brien  Peugeot 205
919 Patricia Denning  Peugeot 106
960 Simon Evans  Mini 
Dave Dron Mini 
Class 9A
Race No Name Car 
901 Des Ryan  Opel Corse 
916 Jack Deegan  Peugeot 205 Gti
917 Pat Murphy Peugeot 205 Gti
922 Fergus Lynch  Honda Civic
961 Fergal Bowes  Peugeot 306 GTi6

 


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Irish Rallycross Championship 2010 -11 Entry List Rd2
Race No Name Car 
IRL 1 Tommy Graham  Ford Fiesta 
0 Mad Mark  Citroen Xsara 
103 David Dempsey  Mitsubishi Evo 5
111 Christopher Evans  Opel Astra 
114 John Kelly  Mitsubishi Evo 7
118 George Tracey Citroen Xsara 
130 David James Mitsubishi Evo 6
161 Paul Pascoe  Subaru Impreza
181 Andrew Morris  Subaru Impreza
191 Michael Morris Subaru Impreza
Class 3A
105 Michael Coyne  Vauxhall Nova
108 Dessie Tierney  Opel Tigra 
120 Mark Carroll Toyota Starlet 
125 George Tohill  BMW Compact
126 Pearse Browne BMW Compact
Class 3B
Race No Name Car 
109 Willie Coyne  Opel Corse 
116 Sam Bovill Vauxhall Corsa
117 Darragh Byrne Citroen Xsara 
119 Stanley Bovill Vauxhall Astra 
121 David Donoghue Peugeot 205
123 John Dowling  Vauxhall Nova 
124 Jimmy McVicker  Ranault Clio
221 Derek Tohill  Ford Fiesta Mk7
Class 4
112 Chris Grimes 
148 Patrick Ryan  Peugeot 205 Gti
165 Jack Lenehan 
Class 1
777 Jackie Harris Peugeot 205 Gti
802 Gordon Lynch  Peugeot 106
804 Robert Critchley  Peugeot 205    
806 Noel O Brien  Peugeot 205 Gti
807 Fergus Lynch  Peugeot 106
808 Ciaran Murphy Peugeot 205 Gti
809 Padraig Leeson  Peugeot 205    
812 Tom Murphy Peugeot 205 Gti
813 Ronan McHale  Peugeot 205
814 Kyle Sheridan  Peugeot 106 Xsi
822 Patrick Donoghue Peugeot 205 Gti
837 Mark Halligan  Peugeot 205 Gti
841 Eddie Peterson  Peugeot 205
843 William Cecil  Peugeot 205 Gti
851 Mark Lawless  Peugeot 205    
854 Stephen Morrin Peugeot 205
860 Paul Barrett  Peugeot 106
861 David Bailey Peugeot 205
863 Gerard Tohill Peugeot 205
865 Colin Dowling  Peugeot 205 
868 JJ O Riordan Citroen Saxo
869 Scott Fay Citroen Saxo
872 Andrew Twomey
888 Noel Quinn  Citroen Saxo vts 
890 Keith Kerrshaawe  Peugeot 205 Gti    
899 Michael Duke  Peugeot 205 Gti
Class Juniors
404 Sean Doyle  Nissan micra 
405 Niall Murray  Toyota Starlet 
406 Michael Cahill  Nissan micra 
407 Sophie Byrne  Suzuki Swift 
408 James Huddleston Suzuki Swift 
409 Joel Richardson  Nissan micra 
410 Ben Lawless  Nissan micra 
414 Brian Mullins  Nissan micra 
415 Andrew O Brien  Nissan micra 
416 Aaron Clarke  Nissan micra 
418 Mark Francis  Nissan micra 
420 Eamon Horan  Nissan micra 
420 Daniel Carey  Nissan micra 
421 Tom Holton  Nissan micra 
484 Jake Byrne  Nissan micra 

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European Rallycross Championship 2010 RD8

Tohill Excels in the Rain taking his Second European Rallycross Victory in 7 Days!

Round 8, Germany, Estering, Buxtehude, Germany, August 13th August 15th 2010

Press Release Date: Wednesday 18th August 2010.

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The 2010 FIA European Rallycross Championship is reaching its final stages.  Buxtehude in Germany was the host for round 8 of the 10 round European series.  The circuit situated near Hamburg in the North of Germany has just installed a joker lap and there was great interest in how it would perform.  The atmosphere at the circuit was vibrant as the circuit witnessed a very high volume of spectators.

The battle at the top of the Division 2 standings is between 4 drivers, Irishman Derek Tohill (Ford Fiesta MK.7 RWD) and the 3 Norwegians Knut Ove Børseth (Ford Fiesta MK.7 RWD), Ole Kristian Nøttveit (Citroen Xsara RWD) and Lars Øivind Enerberg (Ford Fiesta ST).  In timed practice only two tenths of a second separated Borseth, Tohill and Belgian Guino Kenis (BMW 1 Series).  The close times were an indication that action would be very tight between the championship front runners.

The first set of Heats on Saturday afternoon saw Derek Tohill in his Teng Tools backed Fiesta MK.7 take a race victory and at the same time he set fastest time of the day ahead of Norwegian Borseth and Czech driver Roman Castoral (Opel Astra RWD).  This was the best possible start the Irishman could have hoped for on day 1.  But, after some routine maintenance on Saturday night the Rallycross Rebels team discovered the rear axle was bent on the Fiesta.  The team set about straightening the axle as much as possible but this was limited without having a jig to hand.  But, the team also worked on set-up and hoped the competition wouldn’t improve too much on Sunday.

Sunday morning saw Tohill take a lights to flag victory in the second heat but the Rallycross Rebels team’s fears about the competition going faster were justified when Tohill’s time was only 5th quickest.  Defending European Champion and current point’s leader Knut Ove Borseth went quickest.  This would mean the Irish man would need a fast time in the third heat.

Heat 3 saw another race victory for the Irishman which helped him claim 3rd fastest time overall.  This was enough to ensure the Irishman qualified directly for the A final with the added bonus of being on the front row alongside pole man Borseth.

Just as the grid girls left the start line of the all important A final, the heavens at the Estering circuit opened.  Normally when this occurs a “Wet Race” is called and drivers have the option of using wet weather tyres.  But, as this happened seconds before the lights went green it was too late to make any changes.  The lights went green and Tohill made a blistering start on the wet track easily beating Borseth and the rest of the filed away from the line.  The first couple of laps were tentative for Tohill and Borseth as they tried to find some traction.  Borseth took his joker lap first which allowed Tohill to attack for the last 3 laps without fear of any lunges from the Norwegian.  Tohill then took his mandatory joker lap on the last lap and to the delight of the Irishman and his team; Borseth was not in site.  A second consecutive victory for the Irishman leaves him with 3 victories in Europe this season, the most by any driver in the Div. 2 championship.

Tohill commented afterwards “This was typically Irish weather as we are used to in Mondello Park, it was absolutely fantastic to win again and in such difficult conditions but, I still don't want to think about the championship.  We are a young team and this year is still a learning season for us, so we just want to win races."    

     

The European Championship now moves to Slomczyn in Poland and Sosnova in Czech Republic next month.  Curiously enough this is where Derek Tohill won his first ever ERC back in 2008 in his Grp.N Honda Civic Type R.

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Michael Coyne and Gordon Lynch discussing team tactics before the A Final 

Results from Round 8 ERC Germany

1. Derek Tohill (IRL), Ford Fiesta Mk7 RWD
2. Knut Ove Børseth (N), Ford Fiesta Mk7 RWD
3. Ole Kristian Nøttveit (N), Citroën Xsara RWD
4. Jos Sterkens (B), Ford Focus ST RWD
5. Roman Častoral (CZ), Opel Astra OPC RWD
6. Lars Øivind Enerberg (N), Ford Fiesta ST RWD

Standings:
1. Knut Ove Børseth (N) 120
2. Derek Tohill (IRL) 117
3. Ole Kristian Nøttveit (N) 112

Click on the following link for photos from Germany:

http://derektohill.com/2010/08/image-gallery-from-erc-rd-7-germany/

Click on the following link for a Video of the A Final from Germany:

http://www.rallycross.hu/d2finalgermany2010.html

For further information and more pictures please contact:

Rallycross Rebels Press: info@rmf.ie

or www.derektohill.com


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European Rallycross Championship 2010 RD 6

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Tohill Scores yet another Podium finish at Finland’s round of the ERC

Round 6, Finland, Kouvola, July 9th – July 11th 2010

Press Release Date: Monday 26th July 2010.

For the first time a European Rallycross event took place at the Tykkimäen Moottorirata near Kouvola in the south-east of Finland on July 9th – 11th 2010.  This was round six of the 2010 FIA European Rallycross Championship and the opening round of the second half of the championship.  Among the Division 1 drivers for the weekend was also five times FIA European Rallycross Champion Matti Alamäki who would compete in the Honda Civic Type-R Mk2 from Pakkala Motorsport.  This Finish legend left magical memory’s in Irish fans hearts after he competed and won many European events held at Mondello Park in the 90’s driving his awesome Peugeot 205 T16 and Lancia Delta S4.

Heats began on Saturday morning with some extremely high temperatures.  35 degrees Celsius was the norm for whole weekend in Finland.  This would be a severe test for drivers, teams and equipment.  The weekend had a difficult start in store for Derek Tohill (Dublin) and the Rallycross Rebels team as they missed some valuable practice laps.  This was due to problems with new engine electrics.  But, this did not seem to bother the Irishman too much when it came to setting times, after the first qualification heat the Irishman lay second fastest behind current European Champion Knut Ove Borseth (Norway).  This was the Irishman’s strongest start to an ERC event and the team looked forward to Sunday.

Heat 2 on Sunday morning soon took the momentum out of the Irish driver and his team as fuel injection problems inflicted the Ford Fiesta MK. 7 as it was on its way to the grid.  It was probably a blessing is disguise that Tohill missed the heat as a large fire would possibly have been inevitable due to the fuel problems and high temperatures being experienced.  The team set to work on repairing the fuel injection system.  The team is getting through many gremlins this season and is hoping for a change of fortune due to extensive re-engineering throughout the car.  The high engines revs of 9700rpm seem to be causing many small problems that should not be experienced again.

The pressure was on for Tohill and the Rallycross Rebels in Heat 3.  The Irish Rallycross driver had to set a time otherwise it was time to pack up and go home with zero points.  The Irishman did not disappoint his team and he set fastest time overall which guaranteed Tohill a front row start in the all important A Final!  The Irishman would join Knut Ove Borseth on the front row followed by row two starters Ole Kristian Nottveit (Norway) and local favourite Tero Parkkinen (Finland).

Tohill immediately catapulted himself into the lead of the A Final followed by reigning champion Borseth.  The Irishman took his Joker lap on the second last lap and came out still in the lead.  The Rallycross Rebels team thought they were set for victory number 2 of the season.  That was until the last lap when Tohill and Borseth simultaneously spun off the circuit gifting the win to Ole Kristian Nottveit.  Tohill was collected by Parkkinen as he rejoined the circuit but the Irishman re-passed the Finish driver to finish in third place.  This was another strong result for the Irishman but so nearly a maximum score. 

Tohill commented afterwards “This was probably the toughest result for me personally to accept in all my time competing in Rallycross at all levels.  I just pushed too hard in the last lap when I should have controlled the pace but hindsight is wonderful.  It just wasn’t meant to be in Finland, we had many problems throughout the weekend that was tough on all of the team.  To feel this low after a podium shows how high our expectations have climbed.  This is a good sign and bodes well for the remainder of the season, to really enjoy the highs sometimes you need to experience severe lows.  We are now ready to enjoy the highs!”  The European Rallycross Championship resumes in Belgium from August 6th – 8th.

  

A Final Results

1. Ole Kristian Nøttveit (N) – Citroen Xsara RWD
2. Knut Ove Borseth (N) – Ford Fiesta MK. 7 RWD

3. Derek Tohill (IRL) – Ford Fiesta MK. 7 RWD

4. Patrick Mertens (B) – VW Polo RWD
5. Tero Parkkinen (F) – Ford Fiesta ST RWD


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European Rallycross Championship 2010 RD 5

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Tohill Scores Perfect Podium at Europe’s Biggest Rallycross in Sweden

Round 5, Sweden, Höljesbanan, Höljes, 2nd July – July 4th 2010

Press Release Date: Wednesday 7th July 2010.

With 26,850 spectators, the organizing club Finnskoga MK, set another Swedish record regarding the number of spectators for its European Rallycross round at Höljesbanan in North Finnskoga, Sweden.  The Swedish round of the 2010 FIA European Rallycross Championship completed the first half of the season.  A total of 84 drivers were allowed to take part in the event after they passed administrative checking and technical scrutineering.  The circuit in Holjes is the Holy Grail for Rallycross fans; it has high speed banking Velodrome, some big jumps, high speed down hill sections etc.  The circuit does not even have a main straight so the driver has no opportunity for a moments rest!  

Division 2 at Höljes was a Scandinavian invasion in the Championship with nine drivers alone from Norway. The event started strongly for Irishman Derek Tohill with a 4th fastest qualification time in Heat 1.  The Rallycross Rebels team were content with 4th place on Saturday night but would have preferred to have featured in the top 3 leading positions.  The team consulted Swedish engineer Ingvar Gunnarsson that night about changing the set up of the car.  He persuaded the team to leave the Duratec powered Fiesta unchanged.  He guaranteed the team that Sunday would be a brighter day as we got to grips with this “Special” circuit

The opening heat on Sunday morning immediately proved to be brighter in terms of results.  But, not in the manner the team expected.  Saturday night and Sunday morning saw some heavy rain showers.  This meant the first heat on Sunday morning was very wet.  This would be the Irishman’s first experience of racing a RWD car in the rain!  Tohill did not disappoint and posted 2nd fastest time overall.  This was an important result as it would ensure Tohill directly qualified to the main A Final.

The 3rd and final qualification heat on Sunday afternoon saw Tohill go head to head with local ace Ole Håbjørg (Norway) driving a BMW.  Tohill got a great start and led Håbjørg for the entire race.  On the final lap the Irishman took his mandatory pass of the Joker lap.  As the Irishman exited the Joker lap he arrived side by side with Håbjørg.  The drivers clashed and both went off the circuit and lost time.  Tohill lost more time off circuit than Håbjørg and ended up finishing the heat in 2nd place and 6th fastest overall.

The qualifying heats left the Irishman on the second row of the grid in position 4.  The Irishman got a little bit too much wheel spin off the line but still managed to move up to second place again behind Håbjørg.  Young Norwegian driver Lars Øivind Enerberg took his mandatory pass through the joker section on lap 1.  Tohill ran in second place until the last lap when Enerberg just passed both himself and Håbjørg on the exit of the Joker lap to take the win.  This left Enerberg with victory with Håbjørg and Tohill completing the podium.  The top 3 positions were covered by only 1.5 seconds, the rest of the field struggling to match the pace of the top 3 drivers.

Tohill commented “This is a good result for our championship; it was very difficult for me as a driver this weekend.  The car ran well but it was a very difficult competing in the back yard of so many drivers.  It’s a circuit which rewards experience but we got there come Sunday afternoon and the gap was so small in the end.  We are happy with a podium place in this very special place.  It is every Rallycross drivers dream to score a podium position in Holjes, Sweden.  It felt very nice to see the Irish flag being raised at this special venue. The fans are so passionate, the event is extremely well organised and all of the drivers want to compete here.  Our team stayed focused all weekend and we got the job dome in the end, it was a great effort from everybody.  Finland this weekend should present a nice opportunity for us as it’s a circuit new to the calendar and new to all drivers. This will leave things at a level playing field.  The car has been re-prepared in Sweden by the guys in Gunnarsson so we are well prepared.  Let’s wait and see…   

A Final Results

1. Lars Øivind Enerberg (N)
2. Ole Håbjørg (N)

3. Derek Tohill (IRL)

4. Per Magne Røyrås (N)
5. Olav Fredriksen (N)
6. Ole Kristian Nøttveit (N)


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Irish Rallycross Championship Rd 3

 

Active ImageIrish championship at Mondello

George Tracey again dominated at Mondello Park, winning both the Supercar A final and the Superfinal in the third round of the Irish Rallycross Championship. The Supercar class drew five starters, but as Paul Pascoe (Impreza) and the Toyota Celicas of Andrew and Darragh Morris fell by the wayside during the day, only Tracey and John Kelly (Mitsubishi Lancer) made it to the final stages of the event.

Willie Coyne Won the Modified A final with Pearse Browne second and Dessie Tierney third. Padraig Leeson was running second until a driveshaft failure finished his good run but was awarded driver of the day.  Ian Connell was sixth after a engine mount failure and was placed sixth. John Kelly chased Tracey in the superfinal with Willie Coyne running third and best of the two-wheel drives all the way. Dessie Tierney ran in fourth place until lap three when Pearse Browne took the place. Having progressed from the Supernational B final, Don Shannon made his way to sixth place, the bugs now worked out of his Volvo S40 which has been converted to right-hand drive. Young Mark Francis again had a good run, taking seventh ahead of O’Connell who threw in the towel after three laps at the back of the pack.

One of the best battles came in the Stock Hatch 16v final, where Eddie Peterson’s Peugeot 106 led for most of the way, only to lose out on the final lap to Graeme Colfer and Aaron Dalton.

Peterson left his Joker lap until the end, while the other pair had taken the alternative during the first two laps. When Peterson finally chose to take it, he rejoined behind the others to finish third. Noel O’Brien continued his unbeaten run in the 8v Stock Hatch class, Noel Greene also victorious again in the Rally Car class. The Junior Rallycross category was won by Eamon Horan, the third different winner in as many events.

 

  • Superfinal
  • 1 George Tracey (Citroen Xsara) 3m 59.07s,
  • 2 John Kelly (Lancer Evo 7) 4m 09.70s,
  • 3 Willie Coyne (Opel Corsa) 4m 13.25s,
  • 4 Pearse Browne (BMW Compact) 4m 15.39s,
  • 5 Dessie Tierney (Opel Tigra) 4m 15.78s,
  • 6 Don Shannon (Volvo S40) 4m 16.36s.
  • Supercar
  • 1 George Tracey (Citroen Xsara) 3m 20.02s,
  • 2 John Kelly (Lancer Evo 7) 3m 28.00s
  • Supernational
  • 1 Willie Coyne (Opel Corsa) 3m 32.42s,
  • 2 Pearse Browne (BMW Compact) 3m 38.44s,
  • 3 Dessie Tierney (Opel Tigra) 3m 39.25s,
  • 4 Don Shannon (Volvo S40) 3m 40.05s,
  • 5 Mark Francis (Ford Escort) 3m 42.78s,
  • 6 Ian O’Connell (Lotus Exige) 3m 58.91s.
  • Stock Hatch 16v
  • 1 Graeme Colfer (Peugeot 106) 3m 41.80s,
  • 2 Aaron Dalton (Peugeot 106) 3m 42.55s,
  • 3 Eddie Peterson (Peugeot 106) 3m 44.50s,
  • 4 Philip Lawless (Peugeot 206) 3m 55.30s.
  • Stock Hatch 8v
  • 1 Noel O’Brien (Peugeot 205) 3m 51.12s,
  • 2 Damian Farrell (Peugeot 205) 3m 55.11s,
  • 3 Fergal Bowes (Peugeot 205) 3m 55.55s,
  • 4 Ciaran Murphy (Peugeot 205) 3m 56.73s,
  • 5 Patrick Donoghue (Peugeot 205) 3m 57.66s,
  • 6 Mark Halligan (Peugeot 205) 3m 58.61s.
  • Junior
  • 1 Eamon Horan (Nissan Micra) 4m 00.47s,
  • 2 Darryl Smyth (Nissan Micra) 4m 03.47s,
  • 3 Andrew Clarke (Nissan Micra) 4m 09.55s,
  • 4 Brian Mullins (Nissan Micra) 4m 09.93s,
  • 5 James Huddleston (Nissan Micra) 4m 16.77s,
  • 6 James Fleming (Nissan Micra) 4m 17.73s.
  • Rally Car
  • 1 Noel Greene (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9) 3m 24.78s,
  • 2 Jack Deegan (Peugeot 205) 3m 35.38s,
  • 3 Thomas O’Rafferty (Opel Corsa) 3m 42.05s,
  • 4 Aaron Clarke (Nissan Micra) 3m 54.16s,
  • 5 Peter O’Brien (Peugeot 205) 3m 58.89s,
  • 6 Andrew Rooney (Nissan Micra) 4 laps

 

 
Irish Rallycross Championship Rd 2 Entry list
Class 1 
No  Name  H/Town 
61 Steven Rascoe  Kent UK 
104 George Tracey  Mullingar 
161 Paul Rascoe  Enniscorhty 
181 Andrew Morris  Bunclody 
S/H 8V
803 Noel O'Brien  Wicklow 
805 Ciaran Murphy  Clane 
806 Keith Kerrshaawe  Carbury 
807 Mark Halligan  Clane 
808 William Cecil  Gorey 
811 Dan Dowling  Newbridge 
812 Tom Murphy  Clane 
813 Fergal Bowes  Dunlavin 
818 Padraic McHale  Maynooth 
827 Darran Clynch  Dunshaughlin 
839 Damian Farrell  Celbridge 
841 Paul Nolan  Swords 
845 Sean Spratt  Clonsilla 
854 Stephen Morrin  Clane 
861 David Bailey  Rathfarnham 
862 Peter McGarry  Tallaght 
865 Colin Dowling  Dunlavin 
S/H 16V
703 Aaron Dalton  Tallaght 
753 Philip Lawless  Rathvilly 
772 Andrew Twomey  Bagnelstown 
705 Eddie Peterson  Greystones 
3A
110 Pearse Browne  Artane 
111 George Tohill  Leeson Street 
130 David Francis  Co Down 
131 Mark Francis Co Down 
139 Barry McArdle  Inniskeen 
151 Padraig Leeson  Naas 
302 Don Shannon  Ballymoney Antrim 
3B
49 Willie Coyne  Tallaght 
117 Darragh Byrne  Bray 
167 Ian O'Connell  Sandyford 
177 Brendan Kelly  Longford 
4
116 Frank O'Connell  Sandyford 
117 Kieran Curran  Naas 
115 Colm Mullins  Kilcullen 
112 Christopher Grimes  Baltinglass 
Juniors
404 Faye Kessie  Naul 
408 James Huddleston  Straffan 
411 Andrew Clarke  Saggart
412 James Fleming  Walkinstown 
414 Brian Mullins  Lucan 
419 Darryl Smyth  Delgany 
420 Eamon Horan  Baltinglass 
429 Dylan Curley  Oranmore 
484 Sophie Byrne  Naas 
9
95 Patrick Egan  Rathcrogue 
114 Catherine Kelly  Nurney 
488 Andrew Rooney  Kilcock 
904 Peter O'Brien  Gorey 
954 Thomas O'Rafferty  Gorey 
9A
62 Francis Kelly  Rathoe 
901 Des Ryan  Athy 
909 Patrick Donoghue  Druree 
916 Jack Deegan 
917 Pat Murphy 
921 Pat Keogh 
922 Fergus Lynch  Dublin 8 
9B
911 Noel Greene  Terenure 
918 Martin Flanagan  Camolin 
 
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