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che IRISh oraenccec33 FEBRUARY-

71.t- "Fdr.J(ns e->:pressed in ThE- Jrif!.h (lriE'nteer ore not necessc,-j 1y those- o~thE .,ditc·T or of or,y (.rienteer::lTlB orgIHrie.eotion. While every effort is medev c- err~lITe tIre bCCl'TbCY of the informolion conto!ne-d in The t r s s.r: or i ont eer"v J'E~p(·n=it.ility con be e c c e pt e-d f or e r r o r a or orr.t s e t on s, , or for theirc c'n!:-o,-c!uE-rlc ':S. Tho E.U tor,

Tho [rlsh Orienteer.

THE JRlSH ORIENTEI::R NO. 33 FEIlRUARY - MAI<(;H 1988 ISSN 0790-1194

Til e- 11 t s r, ('r:;f'-ntf-er is pub1ish",d 8t two-~.o:>rlth1y intervol,; e nd is eval1e-t.le1t1l(·"F.h aJJ I,'ish orlent£oel-1ng c1l.b~.· s.eeret6rieE. All m~terial cOTicErr,iror,oj.,rlt ... ,·:rlf: .....ill be- gTbte,fu1ly recEdve-d by O,e- .,dite.r.J 01," Mc(.ull vugh, 9 Arran Rood, DruDicondr'l~, Dubl i n 9.

TI,e cnpy dates for t.he forlhcoming issues or'O:

No. 34No. 35No. 36

April-Moy J968June-July 1988August-Sept.ember 1988

20 Mor'ch15 Mnyl'l July

FOJ furtl •.,rA .. soc:iol:l urI,

infern.at:l on38 TI •., Glen,

on orjent~~rin~ cont.act The IrishWoodpar k , 8,.·1.1::1r,t ."",,.., Dubl:l n 16.

Or j,ent eer:l rig

COVER pHOTO: A fe-e· c·f IR£10.00 ie ~I)id to the £uppllE:r of the cover'r·h~"(.·e(aph if h if> r ..c~i\'~d in ~,rinte.blE> f' or rn: bll!lc:l:-e.nd-white prints of...t·e·vl 1(." x e". Thi Eo (1"~J'11h: F'E:I",r Ci6r'gMr (AJ /l.Y..\; pho t o by Tara Hor e rr.

RESULTS: f>. c~orge of IRHi.OO pe-r PbS" h. m~d.. towbrds tirE: p~'blic6tion oft-v~r.t r.·!'tlt~. Thj"" e.mouni is be.~,ed on Ihe r o e uj t s being eu1:>n,itted in e(,.,n, ~uJtcl,l(- for reproduclion e.nd iii: e e Lc u l e t e e on the numbe-r of pe.ges;;,.··r,l jrr. !tot thE' number I.hich fine.lly e ppe e r :In print. so p l e es e tidy upIf.t' pr e s er.v e t f on of results before 6£or.dins Ihem r r•. Typed or1gine1s or good~hvloco~j~s br", prefere.ble. but r&mpmber thbt eech poge 1& reduc",d to obout:/3 it~ orlEine1 size In printing.

FIXTURES: The (i>:turtos list 16 the n.O&1 recent e ve t l e b l e when going topr s-s s . £XP&I ienee hos s.hown, however. t he t chongee do occur, and often e tr hor i not r c e. It 1s wise. therE-for ... to ve-rify llret thE' eve n t ie golngch.,.bd bb edvertls.E'd by checking the •Weekend Sporls Dial-Y' in thE:",.w!:-p",p£or". ~'r c on t e c t f ng It.e- c.rf,&ni!Olne e r ue.WhrrE' pDb~j~le en 0rdne.nc. Survey Grid Refer.nce is glven for e~ch area. IfF'r<:-vntl y is r"qui r ..d it j I' normal 1>' j nd r c e t .. d :II) the e-vfi'r,l i nr or n.e t 1011.f:'v'.·nl :=.t<.rt limes ore E,eT,Er&11y b"'lw~;;.n 11.(,\1 ~m e-nd J.OO Pili: do not "':':pfi'cile· L•.,. 011(,",,,,d tv s.lbrt f>Ite-r lhis. urrJp.~~ cdl',!eJ""'l&£o ~1~tE'd.

SUIlSCl.:H·TJONS: Individll!.l £.'Jb~.criF·liorltE. bl 1)(£5.5(' r..,r annum (",1>: i.EU"'~).(Ir 'hO) t::' chc;...\,ply t..t.rO'.Jgh )'c1ur club.

f.:nlr y (ur mcL'~.i~·~.. TI.~.t bkt-r. ~!; ...,r.

dtGtribution with TJC> 1& (r ..". F')!:",s,E- ';l'Pf.1y &l l.:eet ~:.Oinclu~1c.r, of bn £ov",nl ~r.try fc.rm in TIll ie 11'1 no W0.y to be,Hld".Jr E'G·me·n\' or r E-CoIrlJ..r;.r,dlllli t.r, cd' Lh~' cl.mpe·l i l j on cone E'r.,fle-d.

AOVERTJS1t:'1G RATES: F'1e!6&E- cor,l.&el ih", edllc..r.

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DLetterf_totheEdttor 7l, Oxford Road,

Cowley,Ox fot'dOX/. 2F.R.6-Jnnuney-l9811.

Onllr Slr,

ROllring-nnd-toaring how are yehl lIor"',, nn intorn8tlng que~tlon:whon oro this yoar's Lr Lsh Chnmplon"hlp" to b..holdT Thll Urat dato J snwIn pelnt WRS In October last, in my posted-all-the-wey-from-Swoden [OFFIxLuro [,1st, It says: APRIL 30 (RI.IRISfIOlHP.NTEF.RINGSI.[(iO. IImm •••bettor book tho [erey for that w"ekend, .. however, 11l7.1nt'l8Strlumphnd andno booking W(lS mado. Como tho next .lssuo of TIO, [ find that Uncle .John·sgot it wrong. Poor lad thinks IOC'S8 is on tho 23rd of Aprll. But 101tho lOA bulletin IIl1pportshlml II \lhat'llgoing onT?T

Extensive t'e~earch revealR that moRt poople believe the HcCulloughdato, givlng as eVldence the fllct that the entry forms don't contradIcthIm. I wondor whore the entey foems IIra17T And why has nobody bothorndto lnform CompassSport nbou t the chllnge In dateT The lntnst i..:OIIeIItiIIhas AI>cll 30th. Glven thtltmost of Ollt' foreign competltonl come (t'llmBritain. It'" little shot'tof negligence not to lnfocm them, And all forattrllctlng orlenteers from further abroarl... what would you think a rscendvortlsed in the Intecnatlonal Oriontoot'lng Fedet'atlon fixture llat asbotng In "IRL" is llkely to bel Lr Lsh orlentnerlng, rightT (Full marksfot' tatet'sl thlnklng.) Now ls this likely to strike your Imaginatlon,gLven thnt you'ro llving in Sweden ot' Hungary or somewhere else forelgnlAro you likely to Rpend good money to tt'ave1 to thin caee (whatevAC Itl5)1 No •.. but you mlght, If the organlset's had shown the sllghtqRt jot,tltLlo, or iota of sense and cnllod tho event what It Is, tho It'lshOt'fontnet'ingCIIAHP£ONSflIPS. And whlln (If) YOIldo IIncl'I"to wrlto aWAY forelltry (orm" (by tho way, jllstwhere ARE tho entry formll?), YOIl (llId thedatil la difCorent from that advortiscd (ot'mllybe not ...). '{outlocldo thntII tlln wholo event is alldlsorg~nlsAd n5 this, then Lt'~ pcobnbiy notworth gOil\g to. Alter all, It's pcotty oa3Y to get a small thlng Ilk" aone-tJllo 8dvort right. Are those Irlsh guys seclollsT Why do thoy bothl\[t'oglstoring thelr event as an [OF classon race if thoy "t'en't gOlng to getthLngs right? And Lhlly't'egO(lIg to run the CONTlNF.NTAL CUPHI I 111

( ~~eenst thnt th~ lmprasslon aiv~n In not good.'{ollrsIn (lm~ZemRnt,

~lCu"_"_Q -UCCO/CORK/OUOC/TVOC

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FEDERATION OFIRISH ORIENTEERING ASSOCIATIONS

FIOA SELECTION POLICY 1988/89--------------------------------In view of imminent closing dates, this preliminary noticp hasbeen issued to deal specifically with the more urgent events.Hoy 21 Ireland/Scotland International Trossachs

A team of 6 H21 and 6 W21 i~ required.July 30Aug 1

Continental Cup Co. WicklowAll classes from H/W11 to H/W60A team of 2H and 2W competitors per ~lass is required.

Ireland/Sootland

Initial H21 and W21 squads are currently being drawn up in rankedorder, incorporating competitors not resident in Ireland. Theselists will be updated with results from the ConnaughtChampionships, J.K., and Irish Championships with selectiontaking place immediately following the latter event.Continental Cup

The unusual format of this event, plus the annual flow ofcompetitors across classes and lack of suitable domestic~ompelition in 1968 has determined that selection for all classeswill be based on the Connaught and Irish Championships. However,squad rankings following the Irish Championships will largelydeoide the H21 and W21 selection, in the antioipation that thiswill gi~e due alloMance to possible tenm members invol~ed inevent organisation.Selection Survey

Responses to the survey havp now bpen 8s~~ssed and a seJectionpolicy agreed. The composition of initial $enior Squads will ~epublished and circulated, tocether with a Eu~ruary of theresponses and including full details of the sel~ctjon process for1988/89.Feb 27 Conneught Championships

Entries by Feb 12 toBallinfoyle, Co. Galway.

Ba 11v sharinonCarmel Ryan, St. Marys.

Apr 43 Irish Championships SligoEntries by Harch 13 to Carmel and Frank Ryan. St.Harys, Baliinfoyle, Co. Galway.

Ernie WilsonChairman Senior Selectors

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coo"tioentaLcap

Everybody mue.l \1 no'" t>y now that ihe En,I<reld International end Ccnt Lne-nt e ICup era en in lr"lal',d thie. summer. But jusl "'het er e t he y? The Con t i nun t e I Cupis b t e em con'p"lilicm bel", e"n s l I the non-S~!!Indll1bvien count r t es 01 Europe, runfor the firsl Iln,e 1i6 pari 01 the eHond French :)-[lay 1n 1960. Lr e l end hlid 0tean. i he r e IHid we neve hod t"alll£. bt ttoe subseqocnt svent s in Scot l eno iro 19b3!!Irod iro 6El&lum in 1964.

Tt,\? unusue l thinp e bout the Continentol cup is t he wid" bE" rMea of thelebms: 011 c l e s se s from Mil.' I) to I·j/l.· (,0 er e r epr ef elll ed, Bnd "ll hllve D chenc ftt o sc cr e for lhlt leblll: thft p!:rjt'rll,l>nc(. o( ce eh leIS', nJE·n,\.or;r is I?qubllyimport ent , not j U&I t he £l it e 21' to, All I h~ 1)011-5cl>noi nevt en Europelonc ount r t e s , inc.ludinB RU66ia, have be en Lnv i t e-d to 6~nd t eems , and the USA havebeen inVIted b~ ob~~rver5.

The Cont1nental Cup is a two-dey compelition Consisling of an Indiv~du61Md e Rt:loy Roce: the Individual at Olt;ndalough 011 July 30lh end the Rcloy ot0"vI1' r. Glen 01. AUiuiOl \st. ;;ur,ner6 .. co,' .. pull1ls depending on \I,clr 1111,1' inr e l e t r on to the winner 1n Iheir c Las s in hoth events. lind the t(,lIm ..,lIh th€·t.1sl,eGI bc.ore ..,lr,6 lloe cver e Ll compet i t l on. Elltry to the Cont t ncnt e l Cup Is (orN~tjonal t('eme only.

Tne emllrllld lrlu·rr,bl10nol i6 Ih .. E'vo:nl belns run 1n c onj cnc I f on with th,:Conline~tDl Cup: thi6 i& ISn open competition (01" IndividuDl orienll?~rscon~jtlH'£ of D two-des)" Lnc i v t due I ,·van\ III Glendbloul!h and Tr oope r s t cvn 6r.dtto .. Dl?vl1's Glftn RelbY·

The Emereld Lnt er ne t f one l t ek e s the &elll!! (ol'met 85 the )K, with 15 TrldnlngeVEi'nt on Friday, Indlviduol r e c e s on Se t ur dey end Sunday end Rellsy on I~or,dl)y.Entry forms lire included with this 1s&ue of TID. '

Th~ Evttr,t C"nlrt for t he wl'!ekend it, ot W<:sl,'Y ColltS"'. Bollir,tlflH, ('lublin,",Lftre o,c·sl or th'" "adonal \eorne will t·~ eloyirq::. and the eVl?nl& (Ire b(dnE, r unby "jox, Till W, ~t>~k, 0, !:bl Eos-te, n Nbvif6tors bnd Sc t ent e , lin ors"nillingcommittee hez bee-n working e,..ay behind the ::.cenes for more t hen e year , whlleF.>ilh ;.~.,jt(' firSI ~O"'F.Q H.E" HC'': ",hJch bECO"" t he En,HbId l m er ne t Lcne I II fullr C·UI' y~b:! bS:C.

Th .. n')fJE ~rcducE-d lor t he (IS~1 t.'orld I'..!llliry ('h6I1'piolJ:;hlpr. len "'bY will1"'0,,10"" tJoe ta.l" t or tl.e c onu e t Lt f ons lind S"II'" of til .. £"fJ .. Jl1se geln,·d durin£,1I'6t (Om,'etiticil ..:ill hopefully be put to good u~,(> 15£01..,.

lo.'nC' I" Lr.vo Iv ..d lr, rur.nint:: t l.e Ecvenl,,? Obviou!-Iy ill€" .c l ubs la.l,·d b\.oove.but 01 he-r c) UUI> heve vo Lunt e",r e-d equi p",,,nl OJ' n'bnpOWl?r lo n'bl<o, I he (·vent 6",u(ees-s. The lOF THhnicbJ Ad'/it,or Ie. I'd;;n W"tUI1S \(,),) who~e job i\ is \0re-port to I~,'" lC)I' on th.- ",Lendard of the £·v""l "nd \0 eovise the orSeni>,err. on(omf'lle''oC"t: with lOF fi\1'"cific"Uon .. IN lrote-rnatior,bl evellts; tl,1') I:.v..r, \C.onlrclj",r, who ie. reblly Lb.. cO-t>rciill .. lor, is Juhn lr,cCulloue.h; th .. \:.v..nlFrl?~·iden\ 1& ~aJlh ""toiLI?; IhC' Finbnc.e Officer is Trins ClE'ery; Ihe MappingO(li(I?" ie, Brien Pow.. r; the As .. iElbnt Evt:n\ Con1.rol1.·r is hrlhur Gre ..n; lheSecretery is MonlCll Nowl"n: the Ac.commodal ion OrficH is Pelt Mey "nd thl:' PRO Islincie r~"uf,hto".

If you bove any e.klll or lblenl tt> ofr~r the orsaniL~r. uf lhl?Ee evftnl~.especially in the oree of computing or fUild-reising, ple6&l' contbct Monica"t·\.Ilen e\ ('1-9933551.

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lOA AGMThe 1988 Annuel ~eneral

V.~~ljng of lOA will lake plccee\ \hE' Connecht Ch8Itplons.hips,on Sblurday, February 27lh, atn.e Lmper i e I Holel,~ollys~onnon, Co. Donegel 0\ bpn,. Bbilye.hannc.n is about twomlle,. from the Individualevent at Finner.

bg chenges .. r e e fool:aF·bI't from several personnelchanses. there are plans tor eor £,bni s.e the EXHUU ve byr e duc f ng its size from 13 to 7bnd r~ducins the number of"",,!ll n~s to about 4 per yl?cr.The Ct.airn,an, Junlor Affairs. Of(ic~" Treasurer bnd PRO ere&l"p;.drIB down t-hi& yeer 50l.her EI wi 11 be pi ent y of jobssolng. A major input isey.pent'd fro)!1 Cork this year:re-cenl'ly the lOA .has been&lronsly Leinster-bosedblthouSh gr e e t ,,-edit MIst SO10 Frank Ryen end FronkCunnane who t,'av",l regularlyto Dublin -et their ownexpen&e- to e t t end lOAl!leelings. All ..111 t:.e rHealedon the 2ith.

LJFE AFTER lOAReaders will be delighted

to learn thet life 1s st111I,,·~&'ble even "iter 0 stint onlhe lOA Executfvt', es provenby !\onbn Cl",ory, eX-I r,"osurer,bl~ lulle M.rlindale, "'.-s('cn'I aq', on \ he1r recentene.bE.~n)(~n\

A spHial ev ..nt il>pj(\TlI'IE-O wl1 hi n Eight of the(,01 tt"~t .. during tto.: &Undn~r tomark lhe 0I;C6&10n. II il>ur.certbl n which one wJ11 beth~ (If gani ser and whlch lhe(.ont roll"r.

Ml.LLENI-O

As par l of t h(' ~li11 enl umcele~r~li0n& in· Dublin en opendey at the Phoenix Park 16plennpd for July lOth next'eatur1r'g ell the ",till1\ies86bOCJ6ted with the Park:polo, CI iekel, mode-I .. ('roplanef) yl "g, 8M)( and &0 on. Andorienteering, of course.

ROVING REPORTERP1Mas d" Cle1r, lale of

Ihe 16te Slieve &loomQrienteers, wriles fromIIul>tralia pron.i&ine en eccountof hls summer's orientee-rinstrav"l,;. Flarbs, ",'ho wor ka inCol i fornla, has be en ccmpe t I ng611 over Europe, in.cludinfSCbnd1 navi 6 ..nd behi nd t heI ron Cur tai n all sun.me-I-, bnoi s suspecteo of hevins lakenIn the IIsie-Pacific O-Csrni\'elin Teeru6nl ... He even manefeo "few events In Ire-lane.Hopl?fully more news .. ill{olIo"" in no 3~. He did "'H'O" ~clenti{lc paper referr"d toIn 6 r ..cent T10 ebouitlredn~G& influencing yourability to concentrate.

TIGLlN COURSESSeverel coursee. for

orienteers ere being run bythe A""OCHIt ion for AdventureS~orts el Tislin:

March 12/13 (OK2)orienleQrlne;April 16/17 (UK))Leader Award trelning,Hoy 21/22 (OK4)leadpr AWDrd treining,

£.6l:.i c

Teechtrlper t I.Teecherl~ert 2.

Dl't011& from 1Ig11n AdventureCpnlre, AFhford, Co. WlcklowIO<04-~UU)~>'

COURSES COMJNGA r,un,l'.?r of i rotH H.t i n~

to·Jr~.?s (01 oriente!;(f, bre int h", off 1nf.: A (;OF CObchir,f,C,ollrL<I 81 Vtn by To", ];el)( .... ",

""'0 Coli r, Hender e;on l he NUL' alCoJerolntJ. In conjunction withthe f;ushmills Schoo) of Sport\,'111 bE' hel d on IIpr 11 6-8 endon NH,A Ctle( hi nl". (,onf «renc!;"'ill be heid in the Autumn.[If-lails from (c,lin Hendere;ohIOe.492-71 &:,t·l.

APIIS bre running eightorlent~~rinf courses this ye~r6t Tigl1n: det,dIs ere given~15"wh~re in Ihis issue.

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'TEN YEARS AG-O

Spr t ng cleanin£, recently 1 stur..t-led on E.on.e old LOC Newsletters and 1 thc,ueMit m1Shl be Interee.t Ing to r e Li ve scme of the E'xciten,ent and controversy ln theor t enl l'E'1"l nt \oIOr 1d o( ear I)' 1978.

Tt,e LOC, (Leinst .. r O-Clubs') Ne-"'Ele\lH Wbt. then being ~dlled r e l t nough herre{erred th .. word "com}:"ill'd") by l>r<:ncan McGrb~h "'ho hod ju~l been c6stigated (theur.klndc;,st cut of bll) in the IIFAS lIel.S for his lelegraf.ohlc (-dlloril'] style.

EVE-nlb we)'E' 6nlitipl",~t3 61 Fallir.eohinch bnd Kllmurry on t\ nEW 3RC,C mbp, 6tfine Forest <DUe,) bnd at Glend31ou!;h lIIo6ctire OC). A Leln .. i cr group Wl\$ about to l .. kt' onLor,dOl1 01( in \t,e annual ~helleI'l8'" noatch "I Erring Fcr e .. i end Chi I "I mof. Con.mon hnd the lOAW.le ~ven th ..n lookine for volunteers 10 man 6n O-&Iand at th. RDS (contbcL J .Ho:("J)oueh>' A u..~.lc O-cour6-(- at Tielin wat;. p16nnt'd for ~l"I'ch 4-5. The cos t ? £7.0(1.

Th~ lOA woe. ofg6nising thQ (irst coach lo th. 'K Bt Shaffield (£6-7 ebch forti,,, c« e <:1'1, i.l7 return (or th .. boet) end 3ROC In,ll,lId e8ch Wednirtsdey at Bel fIeld Heus e.Me.cllre OC lind GE~ werli' running st r ee t night events et Delkcy end Send)lmount end Setontephnn;;d II pr(--.1K t r e f n i ng event at &al11nostoe. 51i80 Orianters were to r un e MCIlmtalnM~"I\LhOI' 01 Clcnferne. Co. leitrh: 1:>0 Arrl1 ~lh (wlt h ec c cmmode t i cn in the c ever s ' hous e6t .Jr:,ckliol~: ra~kjn8 cou!)h1:> bllO lir",,,,d beanlo (or bre-aUtlsl), while the 'debate' regedeuoul lhE' er r t c i e i Jr16h word (or' orienle;"rins'.

Th(.o LeinHllr Le"E,uE' was t"eins hd by WilIly Young (Cl'rrbgh), (allowed 1:-)' D('clenO'C,bl1allhan (SET) end EOin Rolhery I:;~(J() in HZ1A whllt: EilE'",n Louehnlbn WFN) led MoniceTurlt)' (~:A(.) and Maire; 1.I6lslo<3ROC) il. 1.'19.:.. In I·j:;!:> FaE~·t McCorm~cl: (G~tl) lE'd Aubrey F1E'te(SET> end ~:H.e Lunl I(,EN) whi 1.. in f',15 Er enden Sut 1er (OLSO) h"d one poi nt to spare overc l ubme t e W,J1ie M"AuIHfe.

which areml splec"doflen the

Eoln Ror her y waS writing inno"elive, crHlcol end mildly controversial piecese6 trUE: tOday as they were then (!) :"ll con bE' E'xtrE'mIl1y IInnoylng to look (or econtrol, end then to find thal lhe resuJte. 1)1'& ru"'li~hl'd with no comment as Ie.,,,se. Th~ s~or' of orl~~teE'rjnE Is lOSing ev.ry tlm~ w~ 1snore e mi.lDk~ ... "

Sin,or, £tE"'orl, ":'0 11, thQ"~ d"y .. \.!'.,.d 1(' I-'rlnt 61",o~t ell Ihe 0-m3p~, r("lew"dthe pheno",enon of the Mour,tain ~:;;r"lh"n. In tl.e d"Yl I'efore ero~ion had p"cC'rne ~op. eV61ent. ThE' r~tult~ (of events in S\ran;)h.ly, Mb.1\,)' PD'rl: tllld th" Nbtlon"l F.t'ley(ho~·rit,"~hlpt; at Ikllywood GI ..n w(·r .. indv:led. ~Vtl\lf 1'111l1lll·d jncJud~d Dc.nllde~'£ flrt!<: ... \.1.1. (,I. I·!o)' l4, SLortTioIlI;'ICkt KI)....cLo~u.llb1.a, Cb!lle i-vrnf)rd end In1Et1(\E .... Tile ]rl!:hCho:,,~,io.,:.I.ipEo we-r~ to bc run In Glence.v n"'ar M:.croC'r.. in r~(:oy.

Th~ Ilbl of cIub~ h~5 Eevcrel no\.lI1\'!"lt~E-rt.. O· h6r,rohon (lrf€'nt~t-rs. in Ccrlow,QrhntE'el6 6r,d WH.t~rn Oden\een .. LC'nSfc'I'd.

lon!er ",jth UfORoyal CC'll~B\' Of

M~ctire OG. Mv~~ter£urgE'OnEo (\(., ,I1go

Finally, cone piece which save ri!>e Lo erell! corlfllslon WbE 1I line in Ihe 3R0CnoticE' bbout lin evt?n1 1st KilITlul·ry: The- l:1t .. nll£<I1 w~'" to lndlcale thlll thl're W6~ II Ell?atvic;'" (ron. Ih, are-eo. The lin .. "If ii', d.·at- y'·u Ctlll ""~ WbJe-< (ronl til .. top" W6~ (;remlin~dil.tv " ... Y('U con .... " 1.:051o;-~ fro". th", t.;>p". Nc'el (.6T1 011. wh(l ot the tiM' wes contrJ butinS e€o.:oJ'l-(.f !>f.'urt6 cC'lumn colled 'Come boll' lco HIl'"rr.jb f.ol wind 01 Lh., mI5t&l:c;. b$ it Wl'rE-.

Ilnd IFicluci(.·d I> r.fGlr ..roce to it unoe-.· the title "WeIGh Leflk". Th .. C,re-mllns struck again,how.,vc;r, t urroins " .. you Cbn wee (,.·b)es ... " ['MJ: into " ... you ~6" sec Wales ... ), mbl:!nS H.e..~ole thine cOIl.pIe-tEI), p.:rlntle-~s, llnlt'S~ yvll W",·e- r",~Jjy In the know.

J ohl'l !'.cGull ough.

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SI;Cretau: Brigla Flanagan,38 The Glen,1I00apark,Dublin 16.

Irish Orienteering Association

Ph. 01 -980928

EXCERPTS FROM BULLETINS JAN & FEB 1968

ARNUAL GERERAL HEETIRG - 1968

Saturday 27th February (Connaught Cha~pionehip~ - Indiviaual)T!m~ 7.30 p.m. approx. Venue adjacent to Finner.(E~act location and time viII be be announced later.)A proposal to significantly change the structure of the lOAExecutive will be tabled by the current committee.

Clubs should ensure that they have at least one representative atthe AGM.

!UTERGATIONAL FUND

The Irieh Team, including Manager, who travelled to France torthis year's World Championship, have been awaraed a grant ofapprOXimately £100 each. ThlS comes trom the International Funaplus a grant of £500 from Cospolr.

MAPPING GRANTS

The 1987 Mapping Grants have been allocated and are as tollows:Cork 0 ---------------- _UCCO ------------------ _"ATO --------------- _Blackwater Valley DC ---------- _TrlmO - Sth. Heath ----- _Conn. Region ------------- _Ajax --------------- _

£2f>0£250fl50£100£100£100L 50

QUTSTbnDJNG SPORTSPERSOns GRANTS

Aonghus O'Clelrigh has been awarded a grant ot £500 by theDepartment of Education under the above Sch.~e to ald hisOrienteering training and competitive programme.Congratulations Aonghus!

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AFFILIATED TO THE INTERNATIONAL ORIENTEERING FEDERATION

The Junior Newsletter 1s nov available from NualaCreagh (ph. 01-934982). Price lOp.

COURSE PLANNInG COMPETITIon - 1987

·Unfortunately, the entries tor the 1987 lOA Course Planningco~petltlon which were based on the 'Glendalough' ~ap have01sappearea without trace, presu~ably In th~ post.1 voulO ext~nd my apologies to all those who put considerable tlmeanO effort Into planning courses. For thase vho entercO It vIIIbe pOSSible to enter next years competition without charge.

Barry Dalby."

~e have declOed to halO the sa~e competition 8g81n to t8cll1tateprevious entrants.Maps ana rules 01 competition are available fro~ Brlg1d Flanagan,uho lS organising this year's competition.Entries close Harch 31st 1988.

SUEDISH ORIPGEN CLINICPlaces at this year's Orlngen Clinic, In Sundsvall, have beenawardeO to Hichael Deasy (UCGO) and Suzanne Clarke (3ROC),

'trIOR SELECTQRSMaure Thornhill ana £oin Rothery are the new Leinster Selectors.

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REVIEW OF THE 1987 SEASON

Looking back on the 1987 season and some recent events it becomesapparent that there are quite a few aspects that could be improved on in1988. I've decided to list some of these below. bearing in mind thatorienteering should be fair and enjoyable.

I know. onJy too well. the onerous task it is to organise events.However, people who undertake this task must be able to shoulder somecriticism from time to time. Nobody is perfect. People should be able torecognise that they have made mistakes and should try to do better next time- rather than take the easy option and opt out. My purpose in raising thesepoints is in the hope that future organisers will take note. I also wish tosupport John McCullough - John has been the only public critic of poor eventsfor many years and I have agreed with virtually every word he has writtenin that context.

Here are some of my (and other AJAX)comments on some recent events. Letme stress again that there is no personal criticism intended - these arecriticisms of some technical aspects of the way the events turned out:

Events in Svitterland March-May 87 I attended" 'National B' events inSwitzerland earlier this year - each one featured a hidden control (eitherburied in a depression or re-entrant or in thick vegetation) so take heartthose about to be criticised - you are not alone.

Munlter Championlhipl, [noct.aphuotl OctJ 7/18 1987Mlp: Laverty photogrammetry not supported by adequate ground survey.Turbary (peat cutting) symbol not correct- it looks like a contour.Undergrowth screen on open ground was not warranted - the differencebetween it and neighbouring terrain was not apparent and the symbol usedhid detail.Planning: Codes switched on tvo of the A rellY courses The A Relayshould have been declared null and void. A control was too near the edge ofthe map (relay). One control. at least, had a code marked on the flag whichwas incorrect (the real code was hanging down inside). Many dog legs wereon the shorter relay courses due to the impassibility of the wood. On Day onea Jot of courses were given a route choice across a dangerous marsh whichwas not taped off-the notice at the start about wet marshes was inadequateif it was referring to this particular boghole.Organisation: Some late entries refused- the people were given entry on theday but were classed as "non-competitive" . This is just plain stupid.Orienteering is not so big in Ireland that organisers cannot afford to be a littlebit flexible - as most are. These organisers did not discharge theirresponsibility to the sport - it was their duty to find the best orienteers ineach class on that day.

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ILeinster Championships. Devils Glen Novl. 1987Late entries were subject to a severe £2 penalty. However. on the bright side,entries only closed 10 days before the event. This was one of a number ofevents which featured the sending out of control cards before the eventwithout control descriptions. Many (most?) people like to write thedescriptions on the card before they go out. and so had to preserve this blankcard for weeks until it was needed. Surely organisers cansend out the descriptions as well - ] don't think that any significantadvantage could be gained by unscrupulous competitors.The Novice course was of M21 A standard - the first control sent unsuspectingnovices straight into the steep sided Devils Glen itself to find a crag and therest of the course was of a supreme technical difficulty. Novice courses shouldbe easy with mostly line feature controls - a few easy point features may beintroduced towards the end. There should be a long and a short course. Thesecourses are different from Wayfaring, which should be confined to pram-pushing terrain and should visit the scenic parts of the area,The ClSM map was great, but there is still at least one area (directly N ofGlanmore Castle) inwhich the contours go in the wrong direction. A lapse inmostly good planning brought most courses through this.

Clanv.le, 8 Nov 1987 The undermanned organisers did well here inappalling conditions, with good planning on a great map. There should, ofcourse, have been a pre-start for the mastermaps but Pat Healy performed asuperhuman task here in getting people going, when most seemed to arrivelate- ] doubt whether anyone else could have managed. Two controls weresited on map errors. One was on a knoll shown on the top of a break in slopeon the map, while the marker was definitely lower, on the main steep slope.Nearer the finish, in lower Oarabeg wood,a control was stuck down at tbe bottom of a briar infested depression. On themap the depression was shown as being at the end of a bank - however, thebank in reality clearly continued much further downhill. The hiding of themarker accentuated the map error.

Irish 2 Day. Inch H November 1987Everybody enjoyed themselves immensely. My favourite event for years.A thank-you too to the organisers who were able to accomodate a moron (me)who miscalculated his start time by an bour.Irish 2 Day, Gleng.rrilf 15 November 1987 The best feature of thisevent was the classic 'walk to the start' - Lady Bantry's lookout. The planninghowever was diabolical. It clearly transgressed the basic concept thatorienteering should be enjoyable. Neither was it any sort of test of people'snavigational abilities. The level of non-finishers and those over 2 hours wasunacceptably high( see also the winning times below). In the wood, the mapwas simply not adequate and the position of controls did not recognise this,especially for most courses near the finish.

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The map features a tag-less crag symbol - this is OKon a steep slope, wherethere is no ambiguity about which way a crag is facing. However, when thissymbol is placed in the middle (yes, the middle) of a spur, parallel to itslength and then used as a control site in an area of dense undergrowth theexercise is reduced to the level of farce.

Ballinastoe. 13 Dec 1987 Classic Treasure Hunt planning saw the old, thesick and the handicapped led into fight t.o look for various ridiculous controls.The M21 A course featured an interesting parador - i{ that control on the cragnear Djouce summit was correct, then the one in the Irish 2 Day a few yearsago, marked on the same feature but placed 50m uphill on a smaller crag,must have been wrong. Or is it vice versa? A nearby control was laughinglyreferred to in the descriptions as a crag - steep incline in a heather-concealedriver bed would have been more accurate. Again, as is characteristic. thetechnical error was wildly accentuated by the hidden position of the controlflag.

General: A disturbing practice featured at a recent event is that ofwitholding cards from people who, for instance, hadn't paid their late entryfee. The organisers job is not to stop people orienteering but to encourage asmany people as possible to participate.Planners are having patchy success in predlctlng winning times. Comparethese Winning Times for some recent events:Class Recc. MOC 87 LOC 87 Glen Class Recc. MOC 87 LOC 87 GlenM I0 22 30 22 19 WI 0 22 38 22 22Mil 30 28 15 J 4 W J I 27 26 23 J.(M 13 40 36 26 35 W13.......32 33 33 33MI5 50 44 18 17 WI5 10 45 31 55Ml7 60 61 86 113 WI7 50 42 55 77MI9 75 53 112 113 WI9 55 109 87 103M21E 90 67 97 119 W21E 70 71 91 101M21A 85 81 103 liS W21A 65 83 92 104M35 75 64 104 103 W35 60 68 89 113M40 70 62 80 94 W40 55 62 100 89

M45 65M50 60M55 57M60 55

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Comments - Recom mended times are BOF.Times that were too long are inboJd type i.e. Lelnster male and Glengarriff male and female veterans. Theonly winning time that was much too fast was the Munster M21£. Thisperpetuates the pattern of planners making this course too short and others(who are less well able to cope) too long.

Eoin Rothery

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A ST(TCH IN T[ME THE 3rd rOA DEVEl.OPMENT CONFERENCE

3111dd 03S o oe 01 th", most inlpo.>rt."nt -ev-en r s in the currentd"v""l,~plII",nt 01 lhe Lr Lsh Orl.ant"}.!rln3 AS30cla.llo.>n. the thlrd rOAO..v~lopm~nt ~onr"'rdnce ~t tha A.hlln~ H"tel in Dublin On January 30thshollld ne v e :,>ot both mor e poo l Lc l',y .~no:! more support. Tb e thcee-hollrt Im-e t t eu t illlpos.,d on f.!'I~ pr"r.: .. ",,:lln.:;,; wo;>uld hdve b","'n w",1l .3nd t r u l y.:x.:..~~dL!d l r' more peo p 1l;" h.-'\t.:.i t. urn-ad up, h"w~Y~r, !\nd t tie fo r-rne t WdS cl

'J.,oil;r"ul I,)u~.

'rhd Ill~~tlng ~~~ c..,n~dn~d by Conn~cht ~h3Lrmdn Frank Ryan (Western1i"SLc".> '..JhoJ r",fd,-,'",d to e 11clmb·.r .)1 cop t c a wh Lch the pe r tLc Lpan t sml!:)llt co:>nsL<J.,r llnd"'r toP. thf'l91l1 bro ...d h<,.~dLn.~~ 01 (l) Particip.ltion,o;':><'I,:hlng and (jf!n'ilrat ,~~v.;,l,)pm~nt; v t I ) ';'Jmpatltlons and Mopping; e nd<11i) Thd Pur>3uit 01' EXCQll",nca. Th e n•.;Iat.ing brok03 ,..p Ln t o th,-eegru0p. ch.lred by Frank Cunn~~. uf Cork Oridnt~drs (Munster Chairman).P~t H.~ly of CurreSh O~ (lOA ~~pplng orrtc~r) ond Aonghus OClAirlgh ofC','rra'lsh O~~. the currenr. Trinh IVlolIn's Ch"mpion.

After on hour or ';;0 discusSin,3 their chosen topic ther e c orrv-an-ad ~$ ~. whol03 ond the thre.a Ch"irnlen reportedd~llber~tions of the voriou$ groups. There ore pl~ns todet<'.liled reports by the ch e r r m..n , but in the m9antime here6,.,llent po1.nts:

meetingon thapub Lt ahare the

PYrsult of Excellence:

Aon::sh'Js recornm03nded that ~ny or1.enteer with aspirations shouldjoin an othlettc club lor sp .... d/.anduronce training: theslmll~riti~s between ~t.hlettcs and ori~nteerln3 are greater th~nthe ..It f I",r.,n':' ..$. Fu,' tachnlqu .. t""inill::S her,",commended that we usea iot of events lor training r~thQr thon ~s competition and thatwe try to do some specific O-tr~inlng lor fitness ot least once aw.ek: runnlng in the tsrroLn. A systematic m03thod of race",n<lly'>i~ ",nd post mortems aitar avents .3r'l t mpo.r t e o t , especiallyfor j •.•niors. The existence o f ~ Squ"d with identi.ty and a s que dl o.•der i.i> t mpor c en t for succ':!,,'" '6 d National te3m. Club.r~gional ond National c03che, ~houLd be trsineJ. Oood perlormdnceat :;md.l1 ..~r event.; 1" d pro?r-.!qul ...ite for succ.,ss at m<>Jorcompet.it.ions: ·'\chl.v;;.rn.~nf. corn",;, m;,lnly as a reo.lult of effort.

M~pplng an..l C0mpatltlon:

P",t announc,,,,j pl.:~ns for .~n Adv.snc'lld M~ppin~ Cour'3e in Octobert'3'313 dnd '" C.;!n.or31 Nappln::; CO'Jrsa at C:ahi,-, Co. Tipperary on 1.'3-19 February 1969. For major competittons the controller should b~appOinted two years 1n advanca of the competItion and should have3n~input into ~red selection and map production. Tenders could belnvit",d for rn.!Op product Lon lor m,jor events (rOC .. nct regionalr.hamplonships) If the org3nisin,:; club was not in a position do doIt thernselvbls. All invoices. oi!)(capt sc.rvey expen;;es and similaritems. "hould be c ndnnoi!11'3d t hro~'gh rOA. Dorman t areas should belnv8stlg,H.ed and reallocated to other clubs In the region ifn~cessary.

Cener~l Development:

Frank C'Jnn,~n." told uS thatfundrdislng dnd th~ m~rlL~nht . .:.t-{nnrl. nn'-;~ihlv ·_.rit.h t.h.~

professlonal advice on sponsorship,image 01 oriente'3r,tng should be

n~1 n nt" A O'''.~nt (rnm fOP. ;\nn "hat-

thE< social-unit aspect (.1' the club 6hould b., emphasised more.lmmediate bim~ .houlo b~ to bdopL particular schools and to gelmore po,-ople illvolvcod If~ org6nie.ing, planning and administre.tion.Or i enl E"er1ns should be- enc our age.d, to mov e i n t 0 ..no+O" e r e e s ,people s howI o be on hand lst ev~tr. to help beginners, eventstandardL sh~ld be publi~h~d a.p enforced. bnd 8ujdeline~15roducE<d rc.r pllsnners as r e-ge r d s course accuracy. length etc.

•A senerbl d t e.c ua e.f or, I oLl owe-d but it. r en.e t n.. to be sE"erf~whelher n.uc hwill COnte. of Ihe mef=tine: the pr ond i e of the 19&4 e rid 1ge~ waE, not{uldll(,od. lat'e_ely becbur. .. the lofty ideal&. {ell to the some smel )sroup of aJrE<bdy oVE-rworked volunl~ry offiCials to implement andI;oE'CaC'EEthe lOA hlss nco E-ffeclive s e r.c t a on o. (,ufficient IH.thorit>· toCIHf'y out pCllicy or introduce chf\f1see. if th e- clubs or individuelor f e-nt e er e. e r e unwilling to cc.Hnply r e e d f Ly .

",;.prE"Eer,lbtivE"e. of elevo,-r. of tt.E twr-I,ly blx rOA-affllie.t.ed c r ut-s.bttt-onded.

.T ohl', McCull (JuSh.

The Scicntifrc Group (If Ih< lor invirev f.",:

~rd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUMIlIrRESEARCH IN ORIENTEERINGOricJIlccrin{: he, ween Leisure and Competition

2.-4. Allj:."t I""~. Ti!!lrll. A-hlurd. Co Wkl.o w, Ireland

'Inpir" Medicul. p')chc.lo~ic31. ~odol()!!ic,,1. and ecol,,~ic.1'''IX'ct, or Oricntet',illSPrelim;n,,!') themes:

• I ducarlon 1M Oriclllccrin{: -l~Out·.I'inn Ihluu~h Orit.'l1h.·t,.·tinl!

• (')ril'nh,,\'rint! with ~Jh..citlll:l1gcl [tr,'ur:r.:(l,i"lIt"ain~ with db:ol.kd

• SlIil:rbilil), "r ()r;","cl'ring '" a rccrCUliOIl;tl SpOil

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IIrr"'(,lin';'1Iw p:lrlicirHition of Wun'1l'n ill C1ricnlccring• The r",ilioll 01 .. riclli{·nill~in" changin); world of~l'on~

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RECEIVE "COMPASS-SPORT"REGULARLY

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IRISH ORIENTEERING CHAI-IP10NSHIPS 1988

\1.' .... 11. lOC time iE. coming er o un d besir. an d this y e e r eogE-r or i en t e e-r e.ver.t or e- nor t hwe r d e to S1ieo' E. be e u t f Fu I Yeats' Cc.untry. On the 5cuth-o=bstEorn s.r.or e of Lough Gill ... e t ob.t r us t ve Ly againEt the sky. e r e thepenultim6t". end of the Ox Mount.ainE whE-re they are at their most r ug g e d.Thi s iii- cnl y t he second time t he t, thi~ pr e s t igeou!> eVEont hbs came t C'

(onnou~h' end it is ironic thbl the venues. blthouSh Over one hundred mileeaport ... r e- b.Cllh c011.,d Iii llary. er.d indeE-d he ve- EOmE-similarity in :terrainl y pe-s ,

Killbry "'Iounibin rises 300 rn from Lough Gill·s. perpetually tranquilbhorelJ ...e bnd is Circumvented by EID~in8 Slish Wood. The area iEurro u l at ir.!:.. ,.;,1 ""P. crbE.gy and c e r pe te d by ~um'A Lrnes td st.. st lit-born helot her.This n,,,,~. "'ill c ompLe-te a trio. tCIgethE:'· with Un t c-n Wood e nd l1.el1YBa,,·ley,lirolu·d 1~""'6r'ly ec r or-s.. Ev e n t ue Ll y it is pre.posed to ex t e ..d t h t s uniqueorr&"e ...nl~·nl wilh the e.dd,iiion of two further adjoining e r e e s . This s.b ou Ldn.ek e Silgo an e t t r e c t i ve location for the futur'e treiniTIS of the NationalSqued, given the high level of complexity. pb y a i c e I loushnee;s end d f v e r s f tyof te-r"1'6iro the e r e e affords.

A'o 101", leb)'!", t l.e r oc k y Ox hiehlands e.nd journey south the roed tekes lIe;through 6 r ugg e d Ibl\ds.cape of lowE<ring moun t e f n s , iGltlnd-dotted lakes.hollc·w lblld'o blld hilly hinds. littlE- v11le'l;r.E<'" bnd fieldE', end friendlypOi-C,p;",wl";..I-) ine.pired W.cI.Yee.ts tel wrile tf,C.,".)·o f hie fir,e",t ~Iory.s. One ct."sc er c e i y vr e v .. l but e e.ingle mile throuE,h thit;. character-stee)J",d regie'",,'1\1.';'1.11 ",lulI,bllrl€. upor :;'0"'", plbce-r'leonH", lar,dJMIf·~.• t'llildine or to ..·n whichIlbc.rl· ~ t'uund ilS way into his wri.tirogb end consequently the annels ofinlerne.tionol literature.

A~ WE- leeve behind the place where Doc.ney Rock commands a etunningviE-W over island-studded Lough 0111 end its most famE:d occupant. Innis-free.bnd .;ourney s o ou h, t.he r o e d t~kps U~ pl'l~t rot1ll more ljtUe t cwns ov e r cwe dby £·l1lJ more moun t ed n s il'. nor t n r'obcomn,or ... nd Gout.to Sliso wl.ere lit.tlr.,fbrm~ ~nd exp6ns1v~ forests r.5t CJn the Blares. Below these elopee is Bayle"r.d Ihli' 1"(.('",<;.1 Pbr'''' Lh e r e is the v er.ue for lhe> luC Relay. 1't.ie>- fc,.'.;.e.i je;.flb\ "I.d c or.cluc r v e- It> f"'E.t or I en t e e r d rig .

1 e x r en d a warm welcome On behbli uf C'onrlbught or f e-nt e e-r s. to whe<tt·.vp~· w:LlJ (:,e brl er,juYobl", Irib;' Chbmp;or,,,,r.;pt,..

fc.dr",lc rjj f,gin~.l.it.;:'F't;ol

16

EASTINGS

LEINSTER AUTUMN LEAGUE

Gentle reader please allow for the fact that these notes are written in earlyJanuary but will probably not appear before your eyes until February.Hopefully the last league event was held on 14th Februarywhen the Pine Forestmap made its debut. Hopefully the promised results from the 4th event at Clara-Lara arrived in time to be reckoned with the other five. The League wasextended into 1988 in order to provide the six events originally promised.Apologies are extended to any comptetior, due to changed class in 1988. whowas inconvenienced by this extension. Any suggestions as to the future runningof a Leinster League would be most gratefully received,

LEINSTER IN 1988

The brightest star in the firmanent in the Emerald and Continental .whose lightthreatens to abscure everything else. For years the organisation of events in theregion has depended on the same small circle of people. The Emerald &Continental will absorb and consume the engergies of this trusty band. AfterAugust, a new second line of club members will need to come forward in orderto organize an adequate programme of events. If not, the enthusiast may wellhave to penetrate deepest Munster. cross the Shannon or head for the far Northin search of competition.

SELECTORS

The Leinster Region has had no senior selectors since the resignation of PatFlanagan and Diana Large, several months ago. Particular thanks is due toDiana Large who performed this onerous task for a considerable length of time.By the time of publication ofTlO no. 33 it is to be hoped that two people haveagreed to become selectors. This should be of particular concern to all thoseaspirants to selection for the Continental Cup.

ENDYMION AWARD

Congradulations to Trim-O on the successful running of their first event atCootehill. It is heartening to witness the coming-of-age of a vigoulous new clubin Leinster. Thanks to ECO for the Leinster Championships at Devil's Glen andto GEN for the League event at Ballinastoe, The 3-KOC event at Phoenix Parkan 26th December was marked by the appearance of some splendid fancy dressand of a generous gentleman dispensing lots of whiskey ..... a splendid innovation.

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GEN NE\;VS GEN NEWS ....•.

Much water has flown under the bridge since your last communique ...

• Your AGM has taken place, with considerable enjoyment on the part of thosepresent. The formal proceedings were purposely kept short, but the club mustrecognise that some serious business lies ahead .... mapping, development ofthe club, more member involvement in both orienteering and social activitieswill aU be addressed by the committee in the coming weeks.

• Events at Events:

- at Ballinastoe, ably organised by John O'leary, we thought Brendan Balfehad become an honorary member, as his well-known voice introduced aseries of topical tunes through the courtesy of Peadar Dempsey

- at Belfield, where Paget and Andrew showed their regression to the school-boy state by partaking in the two legged race ~nd being throughly beaten)

- at Newbridge, where you scribe proved conclusively that the ditches arenavigable .... to swimmers, that is

- to Hollywood (substituting pro-tem for a Carrigolligan score event, to berun in March) where the love of Tuuy's proved irresistible yet again to ahard-core of club members

Concluding on the serious note which introduced the news, the developmentconference on January 30 touched on a series of challenges for the sport: GEN iscertainly not proof against these, and must look to strengthening its hand in thecoming months.

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Ajax News February 1988

Christmas Party A great success. Thanks to Paddy O'Brien fordampening the high spirits.

Everest A belated welcome back from the North Col to our hill funningmembers Frank Nugent and Shay Nolan who were on the Irish ChaogtseExpetidition led by Joss Lynam. Watch out for forthcoming lectures fromthe team, probably in Trinity - highly recommended.

AGM A wintry night saw the faithful turn up at 51. Tiernan's. Much thesame team was returned - Rosaleen Rice Chairperson. Deirdre LewisSecretary, Jimmy O'Brien Treasurer (How could we let these people goafter such a good job last year). There are a couple of vacancies on thecommittee - remember that all committee meetings are open to allmembers, so why not come along if you know when one is on? Wewelcome Marcus Geoghegan to the com miuee, who will be responsible forNewslet ter distrib ution.

Technique Training It is hoped to hold a series of technical sessionsbased on two new publications from across the water. Meanwhilemembers are encouraged to mark their routes on maps they havecompeted on and bring them to any experienced members for (helpful)discussion - Eoin Rothery, Niall Rice and Deirdre NlChallanain arecurrently available. Coaching will also be available from these and otherexperienced members at Grade 2 events - shadowing etc. Pleaseapproach.

Wild Geese A fond farewell and an assurance of a welcome waiting theirreturn to Orla, Tara, Geraldine, Catherine, Pat, Peter, Eilis, John, Alan B.,Alan MeG.. Jayne and Wendy.

Events Help needed Grade I-C1ara\'ale Feb 21, Grade t-Curracloe Apr I 0Paddy O'Brien 933059 is the organiser for Ctar avale.General Enquiries - Deirdre Lewis 19 Kilgarron Park, Enniskerry. Co.WicUow, 862389. - but this address is to change alter March 17.

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Pcoruory

ORIENTEERING FIXTURES

20 N1 SCORE CHAMP10NSHJPS Cbirn WIlod, f\u"d~",cld. Go. Down. LVO cr ge nr s ed.hew ",ap. (.1\ J (5 7(,. Fe·lle·w~d by IllOII f.(,~l.

21 CLARAVALE

21 WALSHTOWN W'000

Lbrb8~, Co. \oIjeklow. AJAX Grade 1 ~v~nt. ~R T 16 93.

Mld)"lon. Co. Cork. Gn I.: Sf ~l. Cc-rk O C,rt;'de 1 evant ,Cork ('hGmpion~hlp,. t:~...· b,er. Pr e--ent r y ty I Februaryto lI,ary Curran «121-292(5(.).

27 CONNACHT CHI""!' J ONStl) I'~ ) IIdi vidual 101 Finner s.o:.d duue s , Bundor' en, ('0.Done-£b!' GI\ C, 64 €.(\. Entry fc.rm (,l1doe~d. Ent r i escrose ia.a. ee.

2~ flf,Ll.YVORlSHEEN

26 xi LSHEF.LAN

C!\, r i gneve r , ce-, Cork. Co:.rkCl (jnde 2 event . FinE-1 ecorkSchools Le ague ev ..nt . Col\ \oJ G9 (It'.

Co. Tippe-rery. "'ATel M\I11Sler Le"f.,l.1e event. GR S 27 22.

26 CONNACHT RELAY CHAMJ"IONSHI PS Unlon Wood, Coli coney. Co. Sll go.Excellent Ior es t uHf:d (or last ye er ' Eo Interprovincialn.at ch. "R 0 69 29.

Ml'lrch

4 WARRENSC:OURl'

u CARRJCKGOLLIGAN

C. CLEN(sOWER

e INCH

r z CASTLE ARCHDALE

J ~ GLENCAP COMl'IONS

13 K1LAVULl.l::N

13 I'OlO-UMNA

17 KJ LW()RTH

Klln.urry, Co. Cu,·k. UCC(I ,.IEhl event. (,i\ W 38 67.

Mor J<lllernan, Co, Dublin, OEN Crbde 3. 01\ 0 22 20.

Co:.. Co,k. Cork 0 Orao& :> ~yenl. ('R W 99 7b.

Co. Kerry. Fent e s t t c III 100 of nnd dunes UHd for portof 'f.7 Twu t•.,y. r,jllgl4> Fenlnsuh. t he toN,. of 'Cleen-0'. KO Leegue evcnt , OR c G~, (11.

(0. f'erm~nllF.n. Fern.O LoddH & Co) our cour s.e ev ent .For es t pork 'Ihh hills. (,(>OQ running. (.~. Ii 17 ~t<.

£lIf,ulobf N~unlbin, Co. \o.'jek) 010:. U({.O Grade 1 e vs r.tc611c-d "Re"I'Y ll". C~ o 2:' 13.

"ellr FerOl(l)', Co, Co, k , ~\'UC Cr~,;ie 2 e\·~at. (·R .... t,5 9&.

Co. ('~lwl\y. For ....-.I per} t:>e~jd.. th( Sh"nn{,n. ,lEO €Core-event . (,R M 84 03.

COJ. Cor k. SUUIh"r n Or fenl e.:'rE Or e de 2 St.G~~ eVE'nt. GR R 85 05.

Pc t r t c k ' E

~(j GARVAGH

19-20 MUNSTER O-RJ NG£N: OJensorrHr, Co. CC'rk. Cor>: O. OK V 9~ ~6.

(.0. Derry. JIII/OC L6dder & Colour eV4>nt. GR C 63 15.

27 CASTLET] MON

27 MUCKROSS

nt-or Dr itt liS !ley, Co:..(.R T 29 6&.

Io.'icklol.'. SET GradE ~. New mop.

Kl11orney, Co. K~rry. MOGrbde 2 e-vent. G' V 97 85.

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April

1-4 JAN X.lELLS1·A'OM l'A'OPHY n..or ct.s c oect er , Sussex. Tr si ni ng, T",,,-c!s)'Ind i vi dus I, ;.~l~y. Er.t ry clCt!:-f:o' J et,» ..'r}' :Ci.

3 rOh:TLJlW

4 Rk(X:KAGIl

10 ARDGLA!;S

10 HA 7.EL. W~XlI),10 TilE I\AVI:::N

)17 AHEI,LOW

Co. "'et~rford. WTO Con,..;" 2 Eb~hr Sundt»· e verrt . To~:~iT, E'rot.l:cr.l, and F-:d~r,d it' .. tt. .. JK. (,~ S 44 15.

Lbf6eh, Co. 1.·leklol.', I~El: score event on Ees t cr' M;md"y.Of. T I:: 97.

l~idlE-Ion, Co, '::0'.:. C~r~ C· G,,,d .. 2 ev e-nt . (·F " &8 6~.

SE ~f Slj~o tO~'. f0 G'-6d~2 ~ven'. G~ G 72 35.Cur r ec Loc, ("" 1o:&>:iC'rci. II11.X I!\'QI1t on on t.ulr..lblldlTl1'.bl~~ 0f for~$t~d ~~nd dun~~. G~ T 12 27.

Coo. TirrHSt'y. L""~"\ 0, ede 2 e\'",nl on ltoe r.or t he: nslop~. of the C~lte.s 0R ~ e9 27,

1"1 C',Rh:) CK ,."OUI.TAl N (,)I:lIu.;ly, Co. "'ieldo ..... :lRvC C,re.d" I event , "ntr), onde y. GI\ r 23 93.

2:1-~4 lFlJ5H CHAMP10NSHlrS: lndlvidl"l el ~llllh WOCld, Col)o"'lw)', CI.". SllE,C'«;1\ G 75 3)); ~ .. lbj' l'>~ LOllSI'. f:IlY, [,';'),1&, Co. ~oscc,",n,:.r,(G'" C 84 0::>. Er.tr)' f or n. &l'1Cl06~d, Ent r t es c l oa e13.~. bo, lott. enlries to ~"~' 86.

30 CAS'l'LI:::W~;LI.AN Co. DNJI'l. Lve, L6c.:l e- r bllj Co) our &V"r1I. (,1\ J ::'2 ~7.

Mr:oy

7-8 BRJTJSH CHAMI'JONSHJfJS Lsk e DIstrict, /I'E E.'ISJtmd.

6 CROGHAN K1NSEL~A neer woodenbridt'~. f>culh (0. ""(I<}ol.'. Sf.T Gre:jE' 2~vehl. GR T 14 7~.

6 MALLAIJRACKA )i\:.O( Du:.; ..cn""~J·, C". (. ...I~. L...fC (,r6d~ , f- ....E-r't.

8 WOOlH.AWN f.ito~nr>·. (0. (,!>h ..~y. Fast erio {II'\. Io.'EC' cvcnt . ('C'~d(t:"!b)' c\...en~I)". (,;;'. t·~6~ :;!.

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1~ Nl RELAY ClI" ....r] O)':SII) PS Le"rruount. (0. h.T ry. J,W':-'~ or(6n1fed "·.'I.nt 0:,e. nE-W nl~p. err. ( ~,:, (.-2.

1~, CAPI'ANALEA Killerslin, (0. i:o:rry. 1:(1 (,ree" 1 event. Gr. v 72 t..~·.O~en ",ou~lbjn Io:ilh Ib~~., cTag. bnd bo!,

I!. J5LANJ) WOOD N~·"''rn8rkE't., Co, COI·~.. i;V('C Gred .. ? ('-vent, (,1\ R 37 (I~.

N,,1'E: EVI:rol.", list .. ci in jrc,jjl;S 6f~' for inft..,. •."llc.n only and dc, not fe-rn> pl.r\ ofIh .. lrls.b fix! ur .. li~1. C'r,ly Hents !'Llro 1:)' dut;.s bffili&ied I" the lrj~hO,·iE-,·.t.. edllF. A~·s(>~it'.i ion end r~8iEot"'red, I.'ith tempc·tent off1cials, 8r .. C(,v""~d \'yiJISUt'OI'ICC'.

A)"I.')·& checkde,ubt IlboutO"Sblli~", ".

the lo.'eE't:cr.d Sportt; liElinE~wll.ther en event i. Eolo!

in the n~w~reper~ if"head b~ plenned,

you are in anyor contbct thp

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3ROCTHREE ROCK ORIENTEERING CLUB

S~cr'",l ery: J ohn uo""n~y, 117 ~Jo;-e.t·ury, !:.tillc.r£,ofl. (0. Clublir. <01-

t" ...:'!c.29:J.

;.. mos.t E.uccc,,"sE.ful Ln i e r n e t f on e I (hri~t"'8'~ ~·cor'" Ev e n t WbE he-ld1 r, tI, .. F'hoer,ix Park on SL S\ "ph,,,,,,' EO",)': I hi,n>;", I" ,,11 the t·1Err y M",n\,'1'c. !r,ad", it s uc h a p1f'bsorol dey. N,,):l y e-e.r "";: Ehould toE- be c]: in the1.'1l1E. again wi vh t r.e new P1n(, F'orebi r,.bp wloicto Jus:!in t·15Y ie j\1~t";1.1E~,in£. off. We- 01'1",1', lol'c· r.ome c on t r o r e in the- ftoo"ni:·: P5r~:, l;,ul:1:'''5.1r,,,, o or ,,"ur-pris .. \0 find en O-s1e',poet Elill e t t e c b e d to e leomp-p"",t t t re-r e- Ir,Clre t ne n 6 mon t l. e r i e r the ,?v>=r.t, Eti)) intact. Perhopetto., eiF,n, "(,,,n' I e-y.. -<.e.tchir.s e-r,oue,h-(

Congratulations to Rorre n c l e e r y end Juli~ I~arlinda)e on thEtirr e-cent e-ngagf·ment. RonaTi GlXPJIocte. to 1:>&r,-'nrdne for the clllb at the JK~cl~ys 1:>u1 Julie milo)' be for mine pert of e creck L0K \p~m with Su~enneGl~rke eno Hi1br)' Bloor for .n b~~~U)\ on the Wom.n~ IJtle.

Cnn~r~tu)~tJon~ .150 to David end PblrJcie Lork1n <n6c MurFhyl on11,(.. l,lrth ,.f th,,·ir Goe..i,F'E:if:1 \ 1~ll.

I~UbI& Creae.h i& looking f cr help '0 run t.he- la~1 t.e t r.s t e r Letogue-"V,,"1.. of ,I,E- c or r e-nt &erJG-s bt Pine Forp"l or. V",lp"IJI'I~'s Day.F'£:l>rubry 14lh. COI,!.bcl her e t, 934982. On the lOon,£: r.o t e , BrianH(,l11n,:.hli'bo JE' E-eE-\.:Jr.g m~r.pr.'w"r (perEo",pO\~ ...r?> \0 r un Db)' 1 of theEO,I.,n.Jd Int.ernational on July ~Ulh. Don' t le~vE- it to the others 11keyou dio l:.oeforE<... corne bnd he-I P: Ring l:IrielTo eo!. e~d45&.

Ot, lh .. (ae-Tlle.n fre·nl or de r s 101 lh~ new batch oi club T-shirtsbud O-l':u1ts e r e- toe-int. t e k .. n ty E<r1em Hc·l}jn~h&e-d \~I,ll .. Trine, Cl"~rr\~I".l:77i "ar.l:: ycur v a i o I ,;lbti\clict 11 yO\1 ,",~nt cor.fo C·I 1I,Ii' c ov e-t e-etrGoc e r.o I:.o!~.:.k O-sults. Sh,· else.. Wbr,t ... yc-ur tJl.l>ubl r.\lb~eript:ic'n! Herbdar"",. ~~. 1& [Iodd",r ~ork "oed, ~et hfern"laJ'll. ['I,t 1 in 14.

Trt'..:illing c ori t f nue-s., &ht\rinE with S&tbntb. f!o .....c h T\.lf"c-d'!)y t"''''€'rdn~11('Tn 6.'3') t o (0.(.0 pn. at Durrdr um Fbfl.ily )'(,c(".·licfI C~r.tl". j-.ollir.II:<"(.(\.'lIIt. tlleIT.£, - 1.\ C.P$\'" no t h t ng c x t r e t Th~ r,l'ld ..E-11 e r e- E,fo"i:18 \,·!;. ...~:l>" s of'-'\ 1n on t t,E- sr ouno rl oor . (.FF.C j E t,&tor lI,E I E'S n.i nus e,j t I.p 46A b us .

TrblninR events will h .. aLerting b~toln .oon on Salurday mornJnSEin c('n'lenlEor.t fCJrE,-st>. end ol),o;,r m~l'p.d ~t .... ., IlIl'lI: d ...1ail!. will followthorlly,

f<EI_"YS: l1' you brE' E'.ojnf. to tr.Et Ccor,r,l'.Iei'ol ChbIlIPS, lil .. J1\. the-lrlllol·. (h";m:,~., t.hE! NJ R"lbY", Ihl!' L~·inEl(;l· Releyb or th'" ~junsl"r ebb'''l''E>nd "i~h \0 b", inc1ud",d on b rbleoy tit/Colli. ~,l"6=" civE! your l'.bO.", ~\.' Je,tin1':.:(:ulI~.u!:;h ':'7(,819) bE:fol'Et the E:-r.t,·y deole. end give him ib.eppfI,'priet ... fE'''', TI,is i~ Ie> .. r,£·ur'e thot >'ou will E.E't eo s'un at th ...r-V£rllt.

STOP PRESS; AGM Report: Llan. (c.'I',ve-ry is Ih.,. n",w cl,-,I: Ct;"lrml'n ..101'01'. uClwr.e)' St"cre,,,,,..y. Trin6 (),;. .. ry Tre,tlE.l'rE!r, F·e,t.,r (,leonville-.1 u,,fc.r"', Brian Holl1nEhE'bd Evenl",. New It"r'r.inf. (:>ffjcpr is TEd Mr:Gr6th.n ..w Tr .. in~r.£. Offle ...r Joh,. M,;Cullout::,h, Coznmjlt",e; len 119cNeill, V~rbMurlaEh. 2~

set;on-CQ OR.ieD-teeQS

linqulries to; Brian Doolan, 103 Ja_stown Road,Inchicore.Dublin 8. Pb.534453.

LSI.STSR LBAGOSPOI.TS •...After 4 events - Croghan Kinsella, Glendalough, Hollywood and Clara. the&cores of club melllbers are as follows: IU3 A. Plynn 28, 1I.0'leill 1; )(19A.Young 9; 1I21A P. Smyth 9, D.Deasy 9, K.Walsh 6, S. Walsh" 5, II. Parrell 3.J.llcBlhinney 2; !l21B A.Green 13. 1I.0'Keeffe 5; 1135 P.Redlllond 26; )(40B. Buckley 26, B. Doolan 8; 1145 A. Plegg 30, J. Bent 23; M50 C. Dunlop 30.P.Walsh 19; W13 1I.0'lIeill 2, K.O·Hara 1; W21B A.Ryan 5, M.O'lIeil1 2; W35II.KcBlbinney 18, P.Redmond 11; "40 K.Bent 39, F. Wbite 7; "45 J.Plegg 19.

TRAIIIl.G ....Svery Tuesday at 6.30 to 8.00 pm. in D.P.R.C. Ballinteer. Sbort runs andtechique training. Take part, 'it helps to improve performance. All weloome.

HBLLFIRS CLUB IiVENT...At sbort notioe the Club ran a very suooessful score event at Kilakee/HellFire Club on 6th Deoember. This replaced tbe oft post posed 3 ROC's PineForest event. The Hell Fire Club might be the ideal venue for a night event- should one ever be organised. How about oombining it with oelebrating thesummer solstioe in this the year of the 1I111enniuro ? Competitors ooulddanoe around the ruined Hell Fire Club in white sheets like the druids ofold just as the sun rose. Well its just an idea ....

PUTURECLUBBVENTS...Hell Fire Club - 7th February' - a novel event - SPRINT-O - where thecourses will be balf tbeir usual lengths. With competi tora runni ng fasterthe pressure will be on navigational Skills.Caetletil1lOn - 27tb March (new map>; Crogban Kinsella - 22nd May; and faraway in the mists of time, tbe Leinster Championships in 1I0vember.

CONGRATULATIONS...Belated congratulations to Alan Young (MI9) and Aubrey Flegg (N45) on tbeirLeinster Cbampionship wins.... And to Kary McBlbinney on her win in tbe Ladies Section of the 1987 HillRunning League.

CLUB PROFILS...Sinoe tbe O'~eill Family were first introduced to the sport on lational 0Day two years ago they have attended as many events as' possible. Billy andFranoed are not competitive and sensibly run oourses that suit on tbe day.Billy enjoys the technical side having navigated in motor sports, thoughgetting fit was a gradual process. Frances, a jogger and yoga addict. hadno problem with fitness though found map reading difficult but has slowlymastered the technique. She feels that the teobnical demands, rather thantbe physioal ones, may Intimidate some adults from trying tbe sport. Markand Shane are competitive in 1115 and J1113.,Membership of Mark's sohool.club, De La Salle Churchtown, has highteQed interest and providedessential training. Maeve, who is 9, runs with either parent. The O'lleillssee the unique value of orienteering in its capacity to cater for all thefamily at the one time. Apart from tbe actual partioipation the post-IIOrtems provide opportunity f or discussion and a cbance for parents tolearn from tbeir children. Sundays are now real family days.

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Z~,\NGZI LECTURES

K~ap ~n ~ye open for "I ec vur .. on the [,'ish Zh.U1azl£xpeditl.)O: lh<'r. h.lve ne-anleet"r"s ill Dublln and t ner-e<lr", p l ans fur Sel"olst ..ndCork. 10";$ Lyn~m g.lVI~ 3 '1I0:)tlnl~re3tln& talk. beJ.vlll~dby proj~cLor br.dkda~n~, attha ~DS In Dublln rec.ntly dtldwill Jo lhd sam. ior JOy scauppr.p,r.J to pay (or Lt.P@fhdP~ orl@nllars would b.i nl ..,r,,-; t. ,"Li'~

IRISH CHAMPS CARAVANS

NI'r".a3V3114bl ..

Clt.:COIOI1IOoJ,Hion iiifor the Irish

Chdmpl.,nsh Ips: th .... ~ "remobile home6 ror c~nl at LoughKey Fore~t Park oulslda Boyld.Co. ROSCtJmnlOn, rlod 0, IS l t..:s fortour In3 <:.'r3" .. n·s. LQugh KG)' t sthe venue for the ReldYc:omp,!tit ion but Y0l! ''':01\'t boldlsqu"Liiil)oJ by "t.,ylnd t h-er e,say th~ org~nlsers.

O~l.lls from L.k~l~ndTllurhm. 1-1',lllno·)r.

PERMANENT COURSES

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Irish Hill Running Association - 1988 Fixture List

Day Dat~

~un 6/3Sun 17/4Sun 1/5"'cd 4/5Wcd 11/5Sun 15/5Wed 18/5Sun 22/5Wed 25/5Wed 1/6Sun 5/6Hon 6/6Wed 6/6Wl;\d 15/6Slit 18/6Wed 22/6Sun 26/6Wcd 29/6Sun 3/7Wed 6/7"'ed 20/7Wed 27/7Sun 7/8Sun 21/8Sun 4/9Sun 11/9Sun 18/9Sun 27/12

Venue Start Lcngt.h Climb Category Type

Three r"nk~ Ti":Oiinm R.5 mlsAughavanagh 12. OOpm 14 3600'tlillennium Race 12. OOpm 3.5Sugarloaf 7.30pm 2.3 700'Bray Head 7.30pm 3.1 900'Slieve Bernagh 12.00pm 7 3500'The Scalp 7. 30pm 4 800'Djouce 12.00pm 5.5 1400'Fairy Chase 7.30pm 3 950'Seefingan 7.30pm 6.5 2200'Csrrauntoohil 12.00pm 6.5 3965'Training Run 11.30am 6-15 miles in KerryGlcnsoulon 7.30l'm 8 2150' tI.A. i.Kippure 7.30pm 5.5 900' S.B. LLug Re18y (Stone Cross - Glen ofCloghnogun 7.30pm 6Errigal 12.00pm 5Glnndoo 7.30pm 7.5Glcnmalure 12.00pm 11.5Moulin 7. 30pm 5l'i brodden 7. 30pm 4.3Soohon 7. 30pm 4.3Gallecs 12.00l'm IICroagh Patrick l2.00pm 4.8Annalong lIor~Oj;hon l2.001'm 13Clashegal 12.00pm 5.6Scarr I2.00pm 7Glencap 12.00pm 3.5

3050' u.A.L.A.

1000' S.B.S.A.S.A.tl. A.S.B.S.A.S.A.n.A.tl. A.

Irna a l , 3 X 11 miles)J100' S.B. L2000' u. A. AIC~lC1900' tl. A. L3300' n ,A.1500' S.A. L1000' S.B. L1200' S:A. L4600' L.A. IC2>00' S.A. IC5500' L.A. ATC1450' tl. A.1400' n. B.J400' S.A.

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Abbreviations

International Fixtures

Snowdon (lI'ales) 2.00pm 10lAAF "'orld Cup (Kesw Ick , Eng l snd)

3300' tl. A.

Ie = J r Lsh Champl\JII~ldp Race. Bust four r aces to count. Runners must do ILong Race, 1 tied IURI RAce, 1 Shor t, Race and I ot her race.L = NEW BALANCE LEAGUE. Best seven races of t ....e Ivc to count.IF = Inter Firm League. Bcst three r8ce~ or [our to count.Ale = All-Ireland Championship Rncc . Runners must do all three r ace s .Slieve Bernagh also incorporates the Annual Challenge Race betwcc>n theNorthern Lr e l and Fell Running Associolion and the Irish Hill Running Asso-ciation (anyone can compote for Irelond - the first six runners score).

S = Winning time less thon forty minules.M = Winning time between forty and e J gh t y minutes.L = Winning more thon eighty minutes.

A = 250 feet or more of cll.mb per race mile.B = Less than 250' feet of climb per race mile.

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Race Information Notes: starts & Race Records

1. Three PeakS: Southern end of Bray Promenade, Co. Wicklow. NEWRACE.2. Aughavanag'h: Aughavanagh, Co. Wicklow 02 miles south of Laragh Vill..tge).

Record: G. tic Grath, 121.00 mins.3. Millenium Race: Hell Fire Forest Car Park, KlIakee, near Rathfamh..tm, Co.

Dub lin. NEWRACE.4. Sugarloaf: Calary Filling scac too , 2.5 mlles from Kilmaconoglle on Roundwood

Road, Co. Wicklow. Record: G. tic Grath - 17.55 mins.5. Bray Head: Souehern end of Bray Promenade, Co. Wicklow. Record: Robin

Bryson - 23.34 mins.6. SUeve Bernagh: Fofanny Dam, off Hilltown/Newcastle Road, Co. Down. Record:

i. Parke - 58.53 mins.7. The Scalp: Dublin Sport Hotel, Kilternan, Co. Dublin. Record: R. Bryson

- 23.18 mins.8. Ojouce: Lake Car Park, Djouce Woods, Co. Wicklow (5 miles south of

Enulskecry). Record: P. Farrelly - 36.13 mins.9. Fairy Chase: Ticknock Car Park, near Lamb Doyle's, Sandyford, Co. Dublin.

R~cord: R. Bryson - 22.12 mins.10. Seeflngan: Stone Cross, Balllnascorney, Co. Dublin (3 m i Ius south of

Bridgee Burke's Pub, Tallaght). Record: A. O'Cleirlgh - 63.31 millS.11. Carrauntoohll: Br e an Lee , Lough Acoose, Glencar, Co. Ke r ry (16 miles f rom

Killarney). Record: O. Barry - 118.23 mins12. Training Run: Somewhere in Kerry I13. Olensoulan: Lake Car Park, Djouce Woods, Co. IHcklow (5 miles south of

Enniskerry). Record: P. Healy - 66.50 mins.14. Kippure: Featherbed Road, Co. Dublin (between Kilakoo and Cloncrea). Re-

cord: O. Hc Grath 39.11 mins.15. The Lug Relay: Stone Cross, 8a lllnascorney, Co. DubIin (3 In lies south 0 f

Bridget Burke's Pub, T0110ght). Record: AJAX - 298.00 mins.16. Cloghnagun: Bocanalcry Bridge, Co. Dublin (1.5 miles west of Glencullcn).

NEW~OUn:17. Errigal: Duntewy, Gweedore, Co. Donegal. NEWRACE18. Olenuoo: Curtlestown Wood, Glencree, Co. Wicklow. Record: W. Hc AuliEfe

69.36 mins.19. Glenmalure: Carrawaystick Bridge, Glenmalure, Co. Wicklow (8 miles soueh

of Laragh. Record: J. Hayes - 88.11 mins.20. Maulln: Crone Wood Car Park, G1encree, Co. Wlcklow (near Powerscourt

Waterfall). Record: G. tic Orath - 34.25 mins.21. Tibradden: Tibrddden Car Park, Pine Forest, Co. Dublin (4 miles from of

Yellow House). Record: NEWROUTE22. Seallan: Stone Cross, 8allinascorney, Co. Dublin (3 mllos south of 8ridget

Burke's Pub, Tallaght). Record: P. Farrelly - 30.19 mins.23. Oaltees Anglesborough, Glen of Ahedow, Co. Limerick. Record: P. Farrelly

- 100.51 mins24. Croagh Patrick: etur r Isk , near Westport, Co. ttayo. NEWRACE.25. Annalong Horseshoe: Starts ncar Annalong, Co. Down (Ask IHRACommittee

for travel details). Record: I. Parke - 122.54 mins26. Clashegal: Donard/Snugborough Bridge Road, Glen of Imaol, Co. Wicklow (l

mile west of Donard). Record; E. Rothery - 46.11 mins27. Scarr: Paddock Hill Forest, Co. Wicklow (1.5 miles north of Laragh). Record:

R. Bryson - 47.06 mins28. Olencap: Glencormac Inn (Sweeney' s) , Kl lmacanogue , Co. Wicklow). Record:

R. Bryson - 29.15 mins

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