Masters in the medals in Athlone as young star shine in Carrick

Carrick AC's Michelle Lannon won two gold medals at the 123.ie Athletics Ireland Masters Indoors Championships in Athlone last Sundayplaceholder image
Carrick AC's Michelle Lannon won two gold medals at the 123.ie Athletics Ireland Masters Indoors Championships in Athlone last Sunday

Leitrim athletes young and old excelled last Sunday in indoors competition with four national titles coming home to the county at the 123.ie Athletics Ireland Masters championships in Athlone as the next generation produced some great performances at the Leitrim Juvenile Indoors in Carrick Sports Complex.

Carrick AC duo Michelle Lannon and Ann Wynne, North Leitrim AC's Susanne O'Beirne and former North Leitrim AC athlete Michael Cornyn all won gold medals at the 123.ie sponsored National Masters Indoors in Athlone on Sunday.

For Michelle Lannon, it was an especially golden day as the Carrick AC athlete took home two gold medals in the W50 1,500m and 3,000m for an impressive double. The Boyle resident clocked an impressive 5.03.11 while she clocked an equally impressive time of 10.54.77 in the longer 3,000m, coming home a clear winner in both events.

Her Carrick AC clubmate and fellow Boyle resident Ann Wynne won the W55 800m in a swift 2.41.51 to keep her unbeaten streak going in the event after winning the title indoors and outdoors last year.

North Leitrim AC's Susanne O'Beirne picked up another national gold in the walk when she won the W45 event in a time of 19.09.99.placeholder image
North Leitrim AC's Susanne O'Beirne picked up another national gold in the walk when she won the W45 event in a time of 19.09.99.

Michael Cornyn, running for Dunboyne AC, went from Saturday's Leitrim Sports Star Awards to Athlone on Sunday and it proved a worthwhile trip as he won the M60 800m in a time of 2.31.31 in a very tight race, finishing  less than two seconds ahead of Ennis' Pat Ryan.

Michael also brought home a silver medal in the 400m in a time of 69.69 on a very busy day.

COLIN IMPRESSES IN TRIM

On the roads, another Leitrim master finished on the podium as Ballinamore AC's Colin Griffin finished third master in the Trim 10 mile road race in Meath on Sunday. Clocking a time of 52 minutes 56 seconds, the double Olympian finished eighth overall in a highly competitive race.placeholder image
On the roads, another Leitrim master finished on the podium as Ballinamore AC's Colin Griffin finished third master in the Trim 10 mile road race in Meath on Sunday. Clocking a time of 52 minutes 56 seconds, the double Olympian finished eighth overall in a highly competitive race.

LEITRIM INDOORS FINALS

On Sunday, young athletes from all around the county converged on Carrick Sports Complex for a highly competitive day at the Leitrim Indoors.

With big numbers in the younger age groups, there were some very exciting contests from all the clubs taking part with Carrick AC, Drumshanbo, North Leitrim and Ballinamore doing well on the day.

Among those to impress were Carrick AC brothers Ben & Darragh Smyth, North Leitrim's Scott Williams, Drumshanbo's Charlie Scollan, Ballinamore's Maria Prior and Carrick's Mia Connellan.

Full results are not available at the time of going to press but with the date fast approaching for the Connacht U12 to U19 Indoors in Athlone at the end of month on  February 25 & 26, the event was a very useful outing for young athletes. 

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