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Donore Harriers is an athletics club founded in 1893. It is located in Chapelizod, Dublin. [1]

Originally based in South Circular Road and then Islandbridge, the club moved to a modern clubhouse opposite the Chapelizod Gate to the Phoenix Park in 1993.

A new 300m polyurethane running track and athletics field was built on the club grounds in the autumn of 2007. [2]

Olympic Games representatives

European Athletics Championships representatives

  • 1954: Berne: E. Kinsella, B. O’Reilly
  • 1958: Stockholm: B. Messitt
  • 1962: Belgrade: B. Messitt
  • 1966: Budapest: T. O’Riordan, J. McNamara
  • 1974: Rome: E. Coghlan
  • 1978: Prague: E. Coghlan
  • 1982: Athens: S. Egan
  • 1990: Split: V. McGovern
  • 1998: Budapest: R. Linscheid
  • 2014: Zurich: J. Travers [1] [3]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Club History". Donore Harriers. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
  2. ^ "Donore Harriers Development Report |". Athletics Ireland. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
  3. ^ "Athletics Ireland: Irish Caps" (PDF). Athletics Ireland.
  4. ^ "Hackett appointed Irish athletics chief". Irish Examiner. 18 October 2005.

External links

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Donore Harriers is an athletics club founded in 1893. It is located in Chapelizod, Dublin. [1]

Originally based in South Circular Road and then Islandbridge, the club moved to a modern clubhouse opposite the Chapelizod Gate to the Phoenix Park in 1993.

A new 300m polyurethane running track and athletics field was built on the club grounds in the autumn of 2007. [2]

Olympic Games representatives

European Athletics Championships representatives

  • 1954: Berne: E. Kinsella, B. O’Reilly
  • 1958: Stockholm: B. Messitt
  • 1962: Belgrade: B. Messitt
  • 1966: Budapest: T. O’Riordan, J. McNamara
  • 1974: Rome: E. Coghlan
  • 1978: Prague: E. Coghlan
  • 1982: Athens: S. Egan
  • 1990: Split: V. McGovern
  • 1998: Budapest: R. Linscheid
  • 2014: Zurich: J. Travers [1] [3]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Club History". Donore Harriers. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
  2. ^ "Donore Harriers Development Report |". Athletics Ireland. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
  3. ^ "Athletics Ireland: Irish Caps" (PDF). Athletics Ireland.
  4. ^ "Hackett appointed Irish athletics chief". Irish Examiner. 18 October 2005.

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