Markham and Ó Lionaird share the Munster spoils

THE future stars of Irish athletics produced impressive displays at the Kit Kat Munster Schools track and field championships in CIT on Saturday.

Mon, 23 May, 2005 - 01:00

Brendan Mooney

Ciarán Ó Lionaird, David McCarthy, Brian Markhan and John Shine continued to build on their growing reputations at the Bishopstown venue.

Ciara Cronin, an exciting new prospect from Waterford, ran 2:11.77 to win the junior 800m title, knocking a second off Paula Sheehan’s record from 1996.

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Courts Athletics Place: CIT Place: Bishopstown Place: Waterford Place: Marrakech Place: Tullamore Person: Markham Person: Ó Lionáird Person: Ciaran O Lionaird Person: David McCarthy Person: Brian Markhan Person: John Shine Person: Ciara Cronin Person: Paula Sheehan Person: Spioraid Naomh Person: Shine Person: James Nolan Person: Derek Duff Person: Cian Aherne Person: Christopher Crowley Person: Colaiste Chríost Rí Person: Timmy Harrington Person: Kinsale CS Person: Owen Verling Person: Harrington Person: Kelly Proper Person: Eimer Crowley Person: Laura Crowe Person: Proper Person: Crowe Person: Claire McSweeney Person: Carrigtwohill Person: Eadaoín Ashe Person: Sarah Bradfield Person: Karen O’Connor Event: Kit Kat Munster Schools track and field championships Event: European Youth Olympics Event: European Youth Olympic Organisation: De La Salle Organisation: St Flannan Organisation: Glanmire Organisation: South Munsters Organisation: Hamilton High School Organisation: St Paul’s, Waterford Organisation: Intermediate School Organisation: Ardscoil na nDéise Organisation: Bandon GS Organisation: St Joseph’s Organisation: St Augustine’s Organisation: Dungarvan Organisation: Br Lennon

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