Given the current situation The Belfast Irish Milers Meet in association with Kinetica is set to go ahead on Sat 29th May 2021 in Belfast. Of course , with this virus, things can change but as things stand we are planning to go ahead.
Drogheda Irish Milers Meet Sat 13th July, Lourdes Stadium
And so to our final meet of 2019....and a brand new meet for you...we present the Drogheda Irish Milers Meet. Timed 2 weeks before the Irish Senior T and F Championships this represents an ideal opportunity to get a fast time and very competitive race going into the Championships. We have a full array of events for you 100,200,400,800,1500. We also have non gender specific races for you a 3k A race for athletes with a SB of SUB 9.15 and a 3k B race for athletes with SB of between 9.30 and 10.15 Suggested standards 800m Men 2.15 women 2.35, 1500m Men 4.15 and women 5.00. For those not making these standards do not worry we have what we call Novice miles and there are 4 categories, those between 5-6 mins, 6-7 mins, 7- 8 mins and 8- 10 mins so something for everyone Enter on our on line race entry page on www.irishmilersclub.org with entries closing midnight Tuesday 9th July but with the warning that some events will close when full. This year's Le Chéile International will take place on Saturday 8th June and promises to be one of the highlights of the year on the Irish athletics calendar. Run in association with our meet partners, the Irish Milers Club, events will begin at 2pm and build up to the main International competitions across the afternoon. All track events from 100m to 3000m will feature on the programme, including for the first time the Women's 100m Hurdles and Men's 110m Hurdles, while the Long Jump and Shot Putt will be featured in the field.
For the first time in 2019, all of the sprint events at the Le Chéile International will be run as wind sprints, which guarantees following winds, and consequent fast times. As a result, the sprint entries are very strong and track records are certainly under threat. On the Men's side, double defending champion Andrew Robertson (GB, 10.10, 20.76) returns to defend his titles, but will face stiff competition from Steven Muller (GER, 10.33, 20.46) and current Irish Champion, Marcus Lawler (10.30, 20.40). In the Women's sprint events, rising Irish star and European Junior Champion Gina Akpe Moses (11.46, 23.86) will fancy her chances of securing a home victory, but she will be hard pushed by Hannah Brier (GB, 11.39, 23.59). In the middle distance events, the Men's and Women's 800m will take centre stage and we are once again expecting fireworks. For the second year running, the Le Chéile International is very proud to be hosting the Noel Carroll Men's 800m, with last year's runner up and European Junior medallist John Fitzsimons (1.48.09) hoping to go one better this year. He will face off against British University Champion indoors and outdoors this year, Alex Botterill (GB, 1.47.95), as well as Machmach Abdessalam (ITA, 1.48.39). Similarly, the Women's 800m promises to be a closely fought affair, and will feature Scottish international Philippa Millage (GB, 2.05.19), while the Irish charge will be led by last year's runner up, Alanna Lally (2.04.79) and Amy O'Donoghue (2.05.79). The highlight of the field events promises to be the Men's Long Jump, which has consistently delivered big performances over the last three years. Leading the entries is Ireland's Sam Healy (7.63m), and he will be joined by two Le Chéile regulars, Jack Roach (GB, 7.71m) and David John Martin (GB, 7.40m). With such closely matched athletes, this has all the hallmarks of a cracking competition. For the second time, the event will also feature the Le Chéile International Team Trophy, which this year sees Team Ireland face off against Team GB and Team World. Having won the Team Trophy in convincing fashion last year, Team Ireland will be keen to defend their title and stake their claim as the dominant team. The final events counting towards the Team Trophy will be the ever-popular 4x100m Relays, with the three international teams squaring off for one final time. Entries for all events (100m to 3000m, 100m/110mH, Long Jump, Shot Putt) are now open through the Irish Milers Club website (www.irishmilersclub.org). Races will be run on a graded basis so all levels of athlete will be catered for, but entries are filling up fast so don't miss out. Get your entry in before next Wednesday, 5th June. On the day, entry to the event will be free of charge for all spectators and there will be a live stream with nTrai and a live outside broadcast with KFM Radio, so there's no excuse to miss out on what promises to be a super day of world class athletics! For more details, see www.lecheileac.com/international, and don't forget to follow us on twitter for all updates: @lecheileintl The Fields and Timetable are on the Links below.
Please note that at IMC Meets that races will start at the precise Times listed on our Timetable. So all you need to do is be at the Start line of your race at the allotted time. IF YOU CANNOT MAKE THE MEET YOU MUST LET US KNOW. Email us at [email protected] or PM us at Facebook. Greystones AC- IMC Meet Sat 4th May.
Our first meet of 2019 is in Greystones. A full Meet is on offer for our opening Meet with the following events:-100,200,400,800,1500 and 3k. There will be two 3k races, one for those sub 9.15 and the second 3k for those sub 10.30. Field - LJ and Shot We will open entries Monday 15th April on our site www.irishmilersclub.org We look forward to seeing you all again this summer Our other Meets for 2019:- 18th May - GV Ryan (Featuring the famous IMC 5k races) 8th June - Le Cheile International 22nd June - Belfast International (featuring IMC v BMC race) 13th July Drogheda AC ( Our new Meet Partner) 2019 Irish Milers Club Fixtures.
4th May Greystones 18th May GV Ryan at irishtown Stadium 8th June Le Cheile Leixlip 22nd June Belfast Milers Club 13th July Drogheda Morton Games (tbc) The IMC has two races at the Morton Games : The Men's 800m and the Women's 800m. Fields below
The Women's 800 which starts at 7.10 is sponsored by the Dublin Front Runners Athletic Club (DFR). The DFR is a running club for gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans runners and friends. Its mission is to provide a healthy, athletic and social experience to the LGBT community. DFR is under the umbrella of the International front Runners organization and is affiliated to the Athletics Ireland. The Men's 800 which starts at 7.16 is sponsored by Investec. Investec is a distinctive Specialist Bank and Asset Manager providing a diverse range of financial products and services to a niche client base in Ireland , the United Kingdom, South Africa and Australia GV Ryan Sat 14th July Irishtown Stadium
Sat Start lists here and Timetable below. Below are the Start Lists and Timetable for Sat. If you cannot make the Meet you MUST let us know (email [email protected] or PM on our FB page). We have a number of athletes on waiting lists.
Also if you have entered and are not on the start lists please email us with screen shot of entry confirmation. |
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