IRISH MASTERS ATHLETICS

RECORDS PAGE UPDATED 10/7/2010

A big thank you to all the AAI Official’s, Volunteers and Tullamore Harriers, for Sundays Masters Track & Field Champs. Many fine performances throughout the various age groups. Full results available on the AAI website; www.athleticsireland.ie

Next Championship event on the AAI calendar is Woodies Half Marathon Champs, scheduled for Sunday 5^th Sept, in Crettyard, Carlow.

Best wishes to the Hill Running Team, travelling out to Poland next week for the World Champs.

Please note that just British & Irish Masters CC Trial is just a few weeks away, held in conjunction with the Gerry Farnham CC race, hosted by MSB in the Phoenix Park, Sunday 17^th Oct. Athletes are advised that they should be registered with the IMAA by the beginning of Oct. Membership forms available on the website.

Yours in Sport

Michael Fennell,

Int. Sec IMAA.

087 950 2009

The European Masters T & F Champs drew to a close in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary last weekend, with Nick Corish, M85 adding to his previous bronze in the 1500m, by repeating the feat in the 800m. This brings the final tally for the Irish Team to a total of 12 medals, 3 Gold, 4 Silver & 5 Bronze. Full results and details are available on www.evacs2010.hu

Next European Masters Indoor Champs will be held in Ghent, Belgium, from 16 - 20 March 2011. More information available on www.evaci2011.be

Non Stadia Champs will take place in Thionville & Yutz, France from 13 - 15 May 2011. Please see www.evacns2011.athle.com

World Masters T & F Champs. in Sacramento, California from 6 - 17 July 2011. Additional information available, please see www.wma2011.com

At local level, please note the Woodies DIY, National Masters T & F Champs will take place on Sun 15th Aug in Tullamore Harriers. Entry forms available through the AAI website @ www.athleticsireland.ie Please note closing date for entry is Friday 6th August.

Yours in Sport,

Mick Fennell,

Int Sec. IMAA

087 950 2009

The Irish masters athletes association (IMAA) is an association set up to cater for athletes over 35 years of age both men a and women. The association has been in existence since 1974 when it was founded as a formally known Irish Veterans Athletic Association. It is affiliated to the AAI and to both the world and European masters associations.
The purpose of the I.M.A.A is to promote amateur athletes among masters both nationally and internationally. This website was designed and needed to keep our members both here and abroad informed and updated on events , fixtures and news and help them access other athletic sites.

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