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  • Heartbreak for Dooneen's leading hammer thrower Kevin Lynch in All Ireland Minor final in Croke Park last Sunday. Kevin who lined out at centre back in front of c.82,000, was a key man on the Clare team that went so close to making history against the much vaunted Kilkenny side. To add to the pain of defeat Kevin also broke his hand in the first half in a suspect challenge but played through the pain barrier until near the final whistle when he was eventually substituted. Better news for Kevin who was a top class student in St Caimin's this year started his first choice in UL where he wil study PE and Maths. Well done to Kevin. 
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Greg O'Shea strikes Celtic Gold in Athlone.


Dooneen's sprint sensation Greg O'Shea rounded off a very impressive season by winning gold at the Celtic Games in Athlone Institute of Technology this afternoon, where there was a good sprinkling of Dooneen supporters there to support him. Competing against the best u16 200m sprinters from Scotland, Wales and Ulster, Greg had a clear win in an impresssive time of 22.62 just outside the competition record.
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Big Turnout for Dooneen AC 4 mile in Raheen.
The weather did not oblige, but there was a big turnout of over 110 particpants in the first ever Dooneen AC 4 mile road race, organised in conjunction with the Limerick City Sports Partnership - Fit4Life series. Well done to Tracey Roche, Rosemary Ryan and the Limerick City Sports Partnership team who did a great job organising the event. Surely this will now become a permanent fixture on the local athletics calender with considerable growth potential. Detailed results are not yet to hand, but West Limerick AC, who supported the race in force took the main honours winning the senior mens and ladies events. 

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The experienced Dermot Kearns was the first man home, while Liz Hussey winner of the first Great Limerick run earlier this year was the first lady home. Dooneen athletes were not completely out done with Cathal O'Connor making a surprise reappearance, coming home in second place overall and the first junior. Fellow junior, the improving Shane Lynch was home in eigth position and following his fine results in the first two races in Southill and in the Country Club he is the overall junior mens winner. Paul Whelan was first man home for the Dooneen A.C. Fit4Life squad and Catherine Redmond was first Dooneen A.C. Fit4Life lady home.

Some photos of the event have been posted on the Limerick Sports Partnership Facebook site.

Dooneen A.C. athletes results:
Cathal O'Connor 22:10, Shane Lynch 24:22, William O'Dwyer 28:23, Paul Whelan 29:21, Dave Irwin 29:58, John Slattery 30:52, Catherine Redmond 31:33, Mary O'Hora 33:39, Karena O'Mahoney 35:03, Michelle Brennan 35:47, Marcin Bawolski 37:14, Evelyn Harte 37:51, Phil Roche 39:03, Liam O'Hora 39:10, Helen Stapleton 40:47, Kevin O'Connor 44:02.

For full list of results, click here.
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Dooneen Athletes Spectating at the European Championships
Well Done from Dooneen Athletics Club to Dervla O' Rourke and some Dooneen Athletes were spotted in the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona including Brona and Ashling Croke, Jack & Jessica Coyne, Mark Varley and someone said they heard Liam O' Hora and Lily Ann and we are just waiting for confirmation of that. 
 
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Based in Limerick, Dooneen is ranked in the top athletic clubs in Ireland and caters for over 200 athletes from 8 years of age to adult from all over Limerick and the region. For  further information, join us at one of our Training Sessions. Contact Phil at 085-1429237 or email  dooneenac@elive.ie

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Dooneen A.C. Fit4Life
Meet n Train / Fit4Life - Meet n Train / Fit4Life sessions started in Raheen on Friday evenings 6-7pm in February 2010. We cater for all levels/abilities...from complete beginners (walk-a-little-run-a-little) to people who may have already run a few 10km runs but want to improve or perhaps move up to complete a half-marathon. Click on the "Read more" link below for weekly progress updates...

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