Timmy Murphy (2nd), Vinny Connolly (1st) and James Keegan (3rd) in Kinnegad.

Kinnegad 5k returns to the roads

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The Coralstown Kinnegad GFC 5k was back this year after the Covid-enforced interruption, and even if numbers were down slightly on what the club were used to in the past, “it was a good social evening for the village and successful for the club”.

Jim Rock, a member of the organising committee said the club were pleased to have raised funds for their coffers. “Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves, and it was good to be back at it, after we missed the last two years – so it was great.”

Main prize winners

Senior Men, 1 Vinny Connolly; 2 Timmy Murphy; 3 James Keegan.

Senior Women, 1 Fiona Gettings; 2 Michelle Bohan; 3 Laura Merrit.

Men Over 55, 1 Eddie Newman; 2 Matt Glennon.

Female Over 55, 1 Terry Greene; 2 Therese Cullen.

Boys U16, 1 Conor Sherwin; 2 James Smith.

Girls U16, 1 Aoife McGrath; 2 Eve McCormack.

Michelle Boyhan at the finish line. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
James Davitt and Luke Greene from Mullingar. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Shannon Denagher and Laura Messitt at Wednesday's 5K. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Andrew Bracken and Andrew McCormack from Coralstown/Kinnegad Athletic Club. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Mel Carthy, Peter Mooney, Ollie Kearney and Charlotte Kearney after the race. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Andrew Boyhan from Multyfarnham taking a rest after the run. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Enda O'Carolan, Kieran Nolan, Eddie Newman and Liam McGlynn from Mullingar Harriers. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Patricia Broderick, Kevin O'Brien, Caroline Mullen, Nuala Daly and Terry Greene on Wesnesday evening. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
Maud Annie Foley, Daniel Casey and Eilish Foley. Photo by Thomas Gibbons
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