The Irish Life Health National Juveniles were held in Tullamore, Offaly last weekend. Results from Day 1 and 2 as follows; \u00a0under 13 Aoife Tuthill placed 8 th in javelin.
\nUnder 15; Jack Cullen placed first for gold in javelin.
\nUnder 16; \u00a0\u00a0Nicola Tuthill won gold in the hammer and finished 4 th in 3000m race.
\nUnder 17; Lauren Mc Court placed 2nd for silver in 400m sprint, and placed 7 th in 100m final.
\nGavin Kenny was 1st in 2000m steeplechase receiving gold.
\nFionn Harrington was 3rd in 2000m steeplechase to receive bronze.
\nTristan Chambers was 6 th in 100m hurdles and 8 th in high jump.
\nDylan Chambers was 8 th in triple jump and 5 th in javelin.
\nUnder 19; \u00a0Naoise \u00a0O’Flaitheartaigh placed 7 th in the 3000m final.
\nLaura Nicholson was 1st place for gold in the 3000m race.
\nPhil Healy has set a new 200m Irish National record at \u00a0Cork City Sports- International Athletics. Phil placed 3rd in the race in a time of 22.99 seconds, making her the first Irish Woman to run a sub-23 second 200m. She also competed in the 100m sprint, finishing 2nd with a time of 11.30 seconds.<\/p>\n
Evelyn O’Reilly PRO<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Irish Life Health National Juveniles were held in Tullamore, Offaly last weekend. Results from Day 1 and 2 as follows; \u00a0under 13 Aoife Tuthill placed 8 th in javelin. Under 15; Jack Cullen placed first for gold in javelin. Under 16; \u00a0\u00a0Nicola Tuthill won gold in the hammer and finished 4 th in 3000m …<\/p>\n