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DBB athletes Ciara Hickey, Áine Crosse, Sinead Ryan, Caroline Ryan, Corrie Dwyer and Karen Sayers after completing the Dublin City Marathon on Sunday last.
The Irish Life Dublin Marathon 2023 took place on Sunday last, October 28. Dualla Ballytarsna Boherlahan Athletic Club had nine senior athletes taking part on the day.
After 18 to 20 weeks of training before any marathon, making it to the start line is an achievement in itself. The weather was fairly wet for the majority of the race, but thankfully no major wind and the sun tried to make an appearance on occasion.
Well done to all who ran and most importantly many thanks to friends and family who travelled to Dublin to support them.
Neville O’Connell 3:09:46
Teresa O’Connor 3:48:20
Caroline Ryan 3:48:48 (PB)
Mary Kennedy 3:50:16
Corrie Dwyer 3:54:08 (PB)
Ciara Hickey 4:13:31 (PB)
Áine Crosse 4:13:35
Sinead Ryan 4:23:24
Karen Sayers 4:27:21(PB)
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