Jun 13, 2004 [Aidan]
  Clonliffe Harrier athletes had a fantastic night out on Friday night, despite pretty rough conditions. It was a well-earned result with the amount of hard work being put in by the athletes and given the ages of some of them it looks like a good future for sprinting in Clonliffe. - MORE....

Jun 8, 2004 [Aidan]
Clonliffe athlete Patrice Dockery came home the first wheelchair athlete in the 2004 Womens Mini Marathon with a time of 30m 48secs. - MORE....

May 29, 2004 [John Shields]
Clonliffe had great success at the National Relays where our relay teams won both the 4 x 100 and the 4 x 400 relays at The National Relay Championships in Sligo today. - MORE....

May 24, 2004 [Noel Guiden]
SMEATON VICTIM IN MALAHIDE SMASH & GRAB

Alan Smeaton’s glory in yellow proved to be short-lived after round 4 of the 2004 Grand Prix Series as he found himself the victim of a smash & grab perpetrated by Colm Hickey. - MORE....

May 11, 2004 [Noel Guiden]
PARK LIFE.... - MORE....

May 9, 2004 [Noel Guiden]
Results table for Round 3. Well Done everybody! - MORE....

May 1, 2004 [Aidan]
At the Cardinal Invitation meeting in Palo Alto, California, Clonliffe's Alistair Cragg was a runaway winner of the 5,000m in 13:16.98 which was a personal best performance and also bettered the Olympic standard by over five seconds. Sonia O'Sullivan won the Womens 5000m in a time of 14 minutes 58.43 seconds. It's been reported that both Alistair and Sonias times are the fastest in the world this year and are very encouraging for Athens. - MORE....

Apr 28, 2004 [Aidan]
Point results to date for all you Grand-Prix athletes.. - MORE....

Apr 28, 2004 [Aidan]
Full Results in overall finish order - MORE....

Apr 28, 2004 [Aidan]
Results summary of the Clonliffe 2 mile race held on Wednesday 21st April. This race is Ireland's oldest Road Race and had 152 finishers. Congratulations to everyone who took part. - MORE....

Apr 16, 2004 [Aidan]
Clonliffe Harriers runners, Cian McLoughlin, Rory Byrne, Paolo Doglio and Eugene Coppinger ran as part of the Irish contingent, some looking to get under the Olympic qualifying time of 2:15 in this years London Marathon. Other Irish runners include on-form Mark Carroll looking to improve on his 2002 New York time of 2:10:54 (6th), Martin McCarthy, Peter Mathews, Gary Crossan and Pauric McKinney. - MORE....

Apr 16, 2004 [Noel Guiden]
A wonderful Club night took place in conjunction with Round 2 of the Grand Prix ’04 Series on Thursday the 15th of April. - MORE....

Apr 6, 2004 [Noel Guiden]
CLEARY TAKES MCDONALD CUP

  After running a fine race, Jim Cleary claimed the McDonald Cup in the race run on the 1st of April. The McDonald Cup is a 4-mile race now run on the track. The race was originally run way back in 1908 in Clonee, the cup itself was missing for decades and was rediscovered in the mid 1980’s, cleaned up and presented back to the Club. - MORE....

Mar 21, 2004 [Aidan]
What a fantastic series of Cross-Country races on we've seen over the weekend. Bekele has set a wonderful record with winning the short-course and long-course, three years in a row. It is difficult to find words to describe this athlete, he must surely be challenging Gebresellassie for the title of the best-ever distance runner. His form is certainly going the right way for the olympics later this year. He did say, however, that he'd be happy never to run cross-country again, that he has made history and is content with that. It should be remembered that his team have also set records and second-placed Gebremariam won silver yesterday also and the Ethiopian team broke Kenya's 18 year run of possession of the world title with this emphatic win. - MORE....

Mar 20, 2004 [Aidan]
Well done to all our athletes who competed at the Kit Kat Schools CC Championships in Ballyclare. In the Senior Girls Race, our own Francis Nic Reamoin (Loreto Balbriggan) was third behind Azmera Gebrezgi (Dominican Cabra) 1st and Linda Byrne (Presentation Terenure) 2nd, with Nicola Fallon 8th, Christine Kennelly 10th and Becky Woods 16th.

Feb 25, 2004 [Aidan]
Congratulations to Killian Lonergan on his selection to the Irish Team for the 32nd IAAF World Cross-Country Championships in Brussels, Belgium on March 20-21. Killian ran a fantastic race and was 5th in the recent National Senior Long-Course Championships and it is from this and The Junior Championships that the teams were selected. - MORE....

Feb 22, 2004 [Aidan]
Clonliffe Harriers Senior Mens team won the National Inter-Club long-course Cross Country Championships held today in Roscommon. The course lent itself to fast racing over the 12k despite the blustery weather. The team included a back-on-form Killian Lonergan who stuck with the breakaway group of six to come in 5th, Cian McLoughlin ran a fantastic last couple of laps to move up from 10th place to finish 7th, Paolo Doglio 12th and Rory Byrne who came in 17th. Gary O'Hanlon was outside the scoring with what was an excellent 19th place when you consider he was recently suffering with an achilles tendon problem.
First place went to 4-time winner Seamus Power, with Dermot Donnelly second and Peter Mathews third. Raheny's Mark Kenneally was 4th just ahead of Killian. The rest of the team were William Stafford, Kevin English and Nigel Brunton.

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Feb 22, 2004 [Aidan]
Last weekend saw Clonliffe's Michael Weiss out-jump the competition to become the new National Senior Triple-Jump Champion with a jump of 14.43m on Saturday and go on to come 5th in the Long-Jump with 6.75m.

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Feb 9, 2004 [Aidan]
This weekend saw a fantastic performance from the Clonliffe Mens Intermediate Team to win team Gold in the National Cross-Country in Dungarvan, Waterford. Conditions were good for running (not too boggy) and fairly cool. - MORE....

Feb 9, 2004 [Aidan]
Congratulations to Danny Kavanagh - the new National Junior Champion for the indoors 60m, in Nenagh last weekend. - MORE....