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Moyne AC athletes Patrick Bowe, Edel Delaney, John Renehan and Brian Carroll, who competed at the County Masters Road Championships in Clerihan on Sunday
On Sunday the curtain came down on the County Tipperary Road Championship for this year with the County Masters Road Championships, held in Clerihan and hosted by Clonmel AC.
The ladies and men had six kilometres to complete.
In the women's competition Edel Delaney was Moyne AC's sole representative. Edel finished her 6k in a time of 26.11, finishing 17th overall and 13th Over 40. Well done Edel on another great race and another great road season.
In the men’s competition Moyne AC had three athletes competing. Brian Carroll led the way for the master men, crossing the line in a time of 22.59 to finish 24th overall and ninth man Over 40.
Patrick Bowe followed closely behind in 25th, just three seconds behind Brian in a time of 23 minutes 2 seconds. Patrick managed to earn a super silver medal in the Over 50 category. Well done Patrick.
John Renehan was next home for Moyne AC in a time of 23.15 for 27th position and sixth man Over 45. Well done lads.
Moyne AC thanks all of the host clubs that held the events, and to the volunteers who made them possible.
The club also congratulates all of its athletes that raced amazingly well on the roads this season. Roll on the track season.
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