Carrick-on-Shannon AC: EANNA FLIES THE FLAG AS YOUNG STARS START TO SHINE

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

EANNA FLIES THE FLAG AS YOUNG STARS START TO SHINE

A quick round-up of last weekend's action starts with the news that Eanna Madden has been selected for the 100m and 4 x 100m at the European Team Championships in Vaasa, Finaland on the weekend of June 22-24.

The news comes on foot of Eanna running his second fastest time ever for 100m when he clocked 10.65 seconds in Regensburg in Germany on Sunday, just one hundredth of a second outside his pb and is a great return to form.

Gerard O'Donnell made his outdoor debut after an injury plagued few months, clocking 14.93 seconds for the 110m Hurdles at the Northern Ireland Championships at the Mary Peters Track in Belfast last Saturday, running into a 0.3 m/s headwind. A good start and lots more to come from GOD.

On Saturday, the younger generation were in action in Sligo in the Connacht U9, 10 & 11 Team competition and U12 & U13 Championships. Faith Lynott brought home a brilliant silver in the U12 Girls Shot and Darragh Gardiner followed up with a bronze in the U12 Boys Shot.

Gerard Murtagh claimed a bronze in the U13 Long Jump but was just outside the medals with fourth in the 80m. Dara Holmes was a heart-breaking fourth in the U12 Turbo Javelin while Mairead Lowe was fifth in the U12 Turbo Javelin.

In the relays, the U12 Boys team of Alan Beirne, Darragh Gardiner, Brian Keaney, Dara Holmes and Frank Cullen were our only medalists as they finished third in their race but we had a number of near misses as well.

Full results below:

GIRLS

U10

60m: Anna Keane & Amy Murtagh 10.65 & 10.62 (21.27) 7th; Phoebe Lynott & Aoife McDwyer 11.4 & 11.26 (22.66) 13th;

Long Jump: Amy Murtagh 2.78m & Anna Keane 2.98m (5.76m) 8th; Grace McCawley 2.58m & Celia Morahan 2.13m (4.71m) 11th

Relay 5th

U11

60m: Caireann O’Grady & Laura Faughnan 10.99 & 11.23 (22.22) 15th

Long Jump: Caireann O’Grady 2.32m & Laura Faughnan 2.69m (5.01m) 13th

Relay: 14th

U12

Shot: Faith Lynott 5.80m 2nd

Long Jump: Faith Lynott 2.88m; Leah McCawley Carrick AC 2.24m; Ellie Butler 2.22m

Turbo Javelin: Mairead Lowe 10.86m 5th

Relay: 16th

U13

600m: Saoirse McGlynn 2.09.61 16th

Long Jump: Micaela Dunne 2.98m; Roisin Kelleher 2.88m

Relay: 9th

BOYS

60m: Sean Keaney & Michael O’Grady 10.65 & 10.82 (21.47) 6th

Long Jump: Sean Keaney 2.19 & Michael O’Grady 2.52 (4.71) 11th

U10

60m: Nathan Casey & Sean Gaffney 0.5 & 10.87 (21.37) 15th

Long Jump: Nathan Casey 2.64m & Sean Gaffney 2.20m (4.84m) 14th

Relay: 13th

U11

60m: Ben O’Connor & Oisin Mollohan 10.03 & 10.73 (21.76) 15th

Long Jump: Oisin Mollohan 2.48m & Ben O’Connor 2.42m (4.90m) 11th

U12

600m: Dara Holmes 2.06.50 14th

Long Jump: Frank Cullen 3.24m; Alan Beirne 2.90m; Aaron Gardiner 2.62m

Turbo Javelin: Dara Holmes 22.46m 4th; Brian Keaney 17.41m 7th

Shot: Darragh Gardiner 6.17m 3rd

Relay: 3rd

U13

80m: Gerard Murtagh 5th 11.6

Long Jump: Gerard Murtagh 4.17m 3rd; Dhani Keane 3.18m, Ryan O’Dowd 2.50m

Relay: 5th

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ADULT TRAINING GROUP
Meet at Aura Leitrim Leisure at 7pm on Monday & Wednesday. Contact Adult Group coordinator Graham Allen at 0860443305 for more details
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Athletes born 2015: Tuesday 5 to 5.50 pm (Indoors Carrick Sports Complex)
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Athletes born 2013: Tuesday 6 to 7 pm (Outdoors, meet at Sports Complex)
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CARRICK-ON-SHANNON ATHLETIC CLUB is affiliated to Athletics Ireland and provides various sporting activities and opportunities for children and young people through participation in clubs, regional/provincial events and through to our national teams. Organised events involved the provision of athletic championships and games that involve in some instances require attendance at weekend events and overnight trips for clubs and their members. Athletics Ireland is a voluntary led organisation that provides its members with opportunities to participate in the sport of Track and Field Athletics across all age grades from Juvenile (u9 to u16), Youth (u18), Junior (u20), Senior (u35) and Master (35+). • Club Name: CARRICK-ON-SHANNON ATHLETIC CLUB • Sport: Track and Field Athletics, Cross Country, Road Running and Race Walking. • Location (National/Local level): Local and County. • Number of members in your club: 193 • Activities: Track and Field, Cross Country, Road Running and Race Walking. Athletics Ireland is committed to safeguarding children and by working under the guidance of our Safeguarding Policies our staff, both volunteers and employed, working with our young people, throughout the organisation, seek to create a safe environment for young people to grow and develop within sport. The following set of principles should be adhered to: • Importance of childhood - The importance of childhood should be understood and valued by everyone involved in sport. • Needs of the child - All children’s sport experiences should be guided by what is best for children. This means that adults should have a basic understanding of the emotional, physical and personal needs of young people. • Integrity in relationships - Adults interacting with children in sport are in a position of trust and influence. They should always ensure that children are treated with integrity and respect, and the self-esteem of young people is enhanced. • Fair Play - All children’s sport should be conducted in an atmosphere of fair play. The principles of fair play should always be emphasised, and organisers should give clear guidelines regarding acceptable standards of behaviour. • Quality atmosphere & ethos - Children’s sport should be conducted in a safe, positive and encouraging atmosphere. • Competition - Competition is an essential element of sport and should be encouraged in an age appropriate manner. A child centred ethos will help to ensure that competition and specialisation are kept in their appropriate place. • Equality - All children should be valued and treated in an equitable and fair manner regardless of ability, age, gender, religion, social and ethnic background or political persuasion. Our Child Safeguarding Statement has been developed in line with requirements under the Children First Act 2015, (the Children First: National Guidance, and Tusla’s Child Safeguarding: A Guide for Policy, Procedure and Practice). In addition to our Risk Assessment document described above, there are further procedures that support our intention to safeguard children while they are availing of our activities. Athletics Ireland has the following procedures in place as part of our Safeguarding Policies: • Procedures for the management of allegations of abuse or misconduct by staff or volunteers against a child availing of our activities. • Procedures for the safe recruitment of staff and volunteers to work with children in our activities. • Procedures for access to child safeguarding training and information, including the identification of the occurrence of harm. • Procedure for reporting of child protection or welfare concerns to Statutory Authorities. • Procedure for maintaining a list of the persons (if any) in the relevant service who are mandated persons. • Procedure for appointing a relevant person (Club Children’s Officer). Please note that all procedures listed are available on request. Kieron Stout is the relevant person for Athletics Ireland, and he is also a mandated person as set out in the Children First Act 2015. Kieron can be contacted on 086 2450134. We recognise that implementation is an ongoing process. Our club is committed to the implementation of this Child Safeguarding Statement and the procedures that support our intention to keep children safe from harm while availing of our activities. Please note the following: • That all volunteers and staff have been furnished with a copy of this statement. • This statement is available to parents/ guardians, the Agency & members of the public on request. • This statement will be displayed in a prominent place by the Club. The Athletics Ireland Child Safeguarding Plan including all policies and procedures is available on request or at the following webpage for download at https://www.athleticsireland.ie/juvenile/child-welfare You can also email childwelfare@athleticsireland.ie if you would like any information sent to you. 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