Tomorrow is the Pedol Peris and Stu McDonald is looking for marshals that can help to make the event run smoothly. The weather is looking fine so a good opportunity to get out and help.
Stuart McDonald 07921 920468
Tomorrow is the Pedol Peris and Stu McDonald is looking for marshals that can help to make the event run smoothly. The weather is looking fine so a good opportunity to get out and help.
Stuart McDonald 07921 920468
Bristol Half Marathon (23.09.18)
Tom Chandy ran in a PB of 1:17:23, position 49
Ras Elidir 2018
Cafwyd ras Elidir lwyddiannus eleni a’r tywydd yn ffafriol i’r 58 a redodd. Llongyfarchiadau i Gareth Hughes (Mercia) am ennill gyda amser o 57:06, Felipe Jones (Sarn Helen) a Mark Roberts (Borrowdale) yn ail a thrydydd. Yn ras y merched Miranda Grant (Eryri) oedd yn fuddugol gyda amser o 66:05, Sarah Ridgway (Mercia) a Hayley Evans (Buckley) yn ail a trydydd.
Hoffwn ddiolch i’r rhedwyr am gefnogi y ras, y marshals am roi eu hamser ac i Celtest Ltd, Venol Heating, Grid 76, HE Hughes & Sons, Stephen Edwards, Jayne Lloyd, Mr & Mrs Pritchard, John Vaenol Arms.
Gobeithio y gwelwn ni chi flwyddyn nesaf.
Dyfed a Rhian
A good race was had on Saturday with excellent weather conditions for the 58 runners. Congratulations to Gareth Hughes (Merica) for winning this year race in a time of 57:06, with Filipe Jones (Sarn Helen) and Mark Roberts (Borrowdale coming in second and third. In the ladies race Miranda Grant (Eryri) was first home in 66:05, followed by Sarah Ridgway (Mercia) and Hayley Evans (Buckley).
Thank you to all the runners who supported the race as well as the marshals that gave their time as well as Celtest Ltd, Vaynol Heating, Grid 76, HE Hughes & Sons, Stephen Edwards, Jayne Lloyd, Mr & Mrs Pritchard, John Vaynol Arms.
We hope to see you all again next year
Dyfed & Rhian.
canlyniadau ras elidir2018results
North Wales Junior Mountain Running Championships 2018 Saturday 22 September 2018
After the week of high winds and rain, it was an overcast but fine day for the 12th NWJMRC on the Great Orme, Llandudno. 70 children took part in the event, with 6 races covering the age groups under 9 to under 19. Records were broken in the U/19 and U/17 races by Mike Spill, Tom Wood and Lois Lee.
Huge thanks to Mike Blake for his organisation, the sponsors and supporters – including Conwy BC, The Summit Complex, Xray minerals, Mostyn Estates, St John’s Ambulance, Great Orme Copper mines, and Sinclair Steel. Also, the marshalls (sorry I don’t have a list of all of you), timekeepers (Craig and Hayley), registration/results team (Ann/Sharon), Stuart on his bike, and all of the parents/grandparents/taxi who transported the youngsters and gave them the opportunity to have a go.
See attached for the full results – if you spot any spelling errors, they are mine, not Ann or Sharon’s!
Helen
Penmaenmawr Fell Race –
Saturday November 17th 2018
Registration 09:00-10:00 ( Racetek timing)
Kit Check 10:15 prompt
ROUTE :
Checkpoint 1 Penmaenmawr QuarrySH 705750 (1 hr Cut-off)
Checkpoint 2 Cae Coch SH 733715
Checkpoint 3 Fords SH 745735
Proceed from CP3 to SH 748757 and follow flagging to the finish.
Full kit to be worn or carried :
Wind / Waterproof body cover, Map, Compass, Whistle Hat & gloves ( food advised )
Please try to share transport and follow Police/ Marshall instructions . There will be a free bus running between the Fairy Glen Pub and the National Parks Car Parks ( GR 745769 & 759769 ) before and after the race
Pre- Entry only online at www.fabian4.co.uk
(Entries close midnight Thursday 15th November)
Event info and updates on Facebook page
Contact Event Organiser : Chris Near chrisnear123@gmail.com
Tel : 07825867752
Date For Your Diary
Eryri Harriers AGM
Date: Tuesday 20th November 2018 7pm
Venue: Split Willow, Llanfairfechan
Food provided FOC
Full Details to Follow including Agenda
If anyone is interested in joining the Committee please don’t hesitate to contact a current Committee member for a chat. A number of officers are stepping down and we will need to fill those positions on the 20th.
Mi fydd Ras Elidir fawr ymlaen flwyddyn yma Dydd Sadwrn Medi 22, cychwyn yn Nant Peris am 14:00, cost y’w £5.00 ar y diwrnod. Dewch i cefnogi eich rasus lleol.
Eidir Fawr race will be on Saturday Sept 22nd at 14:00, race will start at Nant Peris, cost is £5.00 on day. Come along and support your local races.
Gyda chalon drom a thristwch mawr y ffarweliwyd & Rory O’Donnell ddydd Mercher, y Sed o Fedi. Cynhaliwyd y gwasanaeth yn Eglwys Gatholig Dewi Sant a’r Santes Helen yng Nghaernarfon. Roedd yr eglwys dan ei sang ac yn dystiolaeth i’r holl fywydau y cyffyrddodd Rory & hwy.
Gydol y gwasanaeth daeth cariad Rory tuag at redeg mynydd i’r amlwg, yn enwedig yn nheyrnged ei frawd Huw yn adrodd hanesion am gerrig gwynion amhosibl eu darganfod a helynt colli awyren.
Daeth hyn a chwerthin i amgylchiad mor drist, ond roedd chwerthin yn rhan bwysig o fywyd Rory, yn enwedig tynnu coes. Gan ei gyd-weithwyr clywsom fel y gallai adrodd stori gyda wyneb syth cyn cyrraedd ei diwedd a gorffen gyda gwén fawr a ‘dim ond joc’!
Roedd rhai geiriau’n taro tant arbennig. “Y gwasanaeth mwyaf teilwng y gallwn eiroi, nid yn unig i Rory, ond i ni’n hunain hefyd, yw byw ein bywyd gyda’r sél a’r ymroddiad a roddodd ef i fywyd.” Dyna fodd arbennig o anrhydeddu Rory.
O gofio cariad Rory tuag at redeg ar y mynyddoedd, addas iawn oedd i’r haul dywynnu arnynt ar ddiwrnod ei ffarwelio. Bydd colled am ei wén heintus a’i awch am fywyd a rhedeg.
Mae meddyliau holl aelodau’r clwb gyda Kelly a’r bechgyn, y teulu, ei ffrindiau a’i gyd-weithwyr.
Gorffwys yn dawel Rory, a rhed yn rhydd.
It was with heavy hearts and great sadness we said farewell to Rory O’Donnell on Wednesday 5th September. The service held at the Catholic Church of St. David and St. Helen in Caernarfon was superbly attended showing just how many people’s lives Rory touched.
Throughout the service Rory’s love of fell running was highlighted particularly by his brother Hugh telling stories of impossible to find white stones and missing flights home. This brought some laughter to such a sad occasion and by all accounts laughter was another of Rory’s loves, and in particular winding people up. His work colleagues telling us how he would do it with a straight face right up to the end before cracking a huge smile and saying ‘only joking!’!
Some words spoken struck a chord. “The greatest service we can do not only to Rory but also to ourselves is to live our lives with just some of the zeal and zest for life he did.” This sounds like a fantastic way to honour Rory.
Rory loved running in the mountains and it seemed entirely fitting that on this day, the sun shone brightly on the mountains he loved so much. His infectious smile and enthusiasm for life and running will be sorely missed.
The thoughts of the whole club are with Kelly and the boys, family, friends and colleagues.
Rest well Rory and run free.
At Lake Vyrnwy, in a much less hilly Half Marathon, Dilwyn Rowlands finished 137th overall in a time of 1:29:05 (Chip Time) Only five seconds off his PB! 145th Tony Davies 1:29:41 (PB) and 309th Becki Law 1:40:52.On Saturday 8th September, Rob Samuel ran in his first ever Parkrun in Ireland! winning the event at St Annes, Raheny near Dublin in a time of 15:05.