Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:22 pm
Well done to Brian O'Shaughnessy who ran a great race in windy (PJ - that's for you 
) conditions. Got home in 1 hour 29min 
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Re: Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:25 am
Well done, good time on the day that was in it
Re: Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 1:25 pm
nice one. 69th out of 690, just sneaking into the top 10%, have to be happy with that
results are here: http://www.waterfordac.com/pages/Result ... n_2010.htm
results are here: http://www.waterfordac.com/pages/Result ... n_2010.htm
Re: Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 9:46 pm
Great going Brian
Re: Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 11:28 am
Well done Brian brillant run, Wexford Half up next and on home ground too so nooo pressure 
Re: Waterford Half Marathon
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:14 pm
thanks all
really well organised and friendly race, good course, flat with pacers at the major time intervals made for a good attempt at a PB with the out leg slightly uphill and into the wind,
over 1600 had signed up for is before Christmas and with 700 taking part on a wet and windy day in January says enough about what people think of it
22 euro it's very good value, defo one for the calendar next year, if you're looking for a time i can't recommend enough picking a race with board pacers in it, makes life so much easier, just concentrate on running and not on the watch
one of the lads that runs with me on the weekends clocked 1.23 and 14th place, he's 35, chained smoked for least the last 20 years and is only training for the last 7 months!
they had music at a couple of points along the way, was thinking it would be nice to have a bit of music playing at the run turn in the racing795 tri for 2011
really well organised and friendly race, good course, flat with pacers at the major time intervals made for a good attempt at a PB with the out leg slightly uphill and into the wind,
over 1600 had signed up for is before Christmas and with 700 taking part on a wet and windy day in January says enough about what people think of it
22 euro it's very good value, defo one for the calendar next year, if you're looking for a time i can't recommend enough picking a race with board pacers in it, makes life so much easier, just concentrate on running and not on the watch
one of the lads that runs with me on the weekends clocked 1.23 and 14th place, he's 35, chained smoked for least the last 20 years and is only training for the last 7 months!
they had music at a couple of points along the way, was thinking it would be nice to have a bit of music playing at the run turn in the racing795 tri for 2011