All posts tagged "Stephen Scullion"
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Ireland
/ 1 year agoRecord breaking run from Scullion – Irish roundup
In a weekend of wet weather at home and abroad, Irish athletes showed their resilience to record some excellent results, reports...
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Comment
/ 1 year agoThe best battle is still on
For all those asking if the elite only London Marathon race is still worth watching after Bekele withdrew, you’re missing a...
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Ireland
/ 1 year agoHalf marathon records fall – Irish weekend round-up
It was the half marathon distance that gave the biggest with some runners focusing on the shorter distance before running marathons,...
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Running & Athletics News
/ 2 years agoA healthy mix of real & virtual racing – weekend roundup
This week Franklin and Lockley secured Isle of Man records whilst Chattenton and Baddick were crowned England ‘virtual’ 5k champions. Hannah...
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Ireland
/ 2 years agoScullion 5th at Houston Marathon – Irish weekend round-up
Another Irish athlete books a spot in the marathon team for the Tokyo Olympics with a fine racing performance in the...
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Ireland
/ 2 years agoMageean 10th with PB in World Champs 1500m – Irish round-up
There was a whole host of different distance races in Ireland this weekend, with three-quarter marathons, fifteen milers, 10ks and road...
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Ireland
/ 2 years agoIrish National championships doesn’t disappoint – weekend round-up
A sizzling time of 11.33 secs from Ciara Neville when winning the women’s 100m proved the highlight of a National Athletics...
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Stephen Scullion
/ 3 years agoTrying to make sense of the Toyko 2020 marathon qualification
Stephen Scullion tries to make sense of the IAAF’s dual qualification system for the next Olympic Games. What the fart just...
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Marathon Training
/ 3 years agoProcess over outcome
Stephen Scullion reflects on his experiences to highlight why you should embrace the good and bad moments during your own running...
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Ireland
/ 3 years agoStephen Scullion runs marathon PB in Houston – weekend round-up
Scullion runs the fastest Irish marathon since 2011, while Fionnula McCormack makes an impressive return at the NI International Cross Country....