Josie Gahan 16.20
Grainne Sweeney 16.45
Juliet O Byrne 16.45
Anna Rose O Byrne 16.45
Arthur O Byrne 16.45
Alex O Byrne 16.45
Patricia O Byrne 16.45
Rose Breen 17.20
Ruth Sweeney 17.36
Gret Sweeney 17.36
Mary Butler 17.50
Andy Fenlon 17.50
Andy Rigley 17.50
Molly O Loughlin 17.58
Joshua Larkin 19.00
Kayla Rose Larkin 19.00
Samantha Larkin 19.00

Fionn Stafford 16.26
Ella Cooney 16.45
Adam Power 17.20
Eoghan Whelan 18.38
Cathal Whelan 18.38
Tadgh Dunne 19.00
Jack Larkin 19.49
Liam Stafford 20.03
Matt Butler 20.10
James Somers 21.25
Simon Power 21.34
Niamh O Loughlin 21.50
Ellen Stafford 21.56
Odhran Stafford 22.53
Cian O Loughlin 22.53
Jack Butler 23.50
Grace Stafford 32.30
Helen Deacon 34.12
Valarie Deacon 34.12
Amy Rigley 34.12
Jennifer Deacon 34.12
Sarah Turner 34.35

8KM Run/Walk
1 Conaill Cooper 30.05
2 Eoin Dolan 32.26
3 Ian Hawkins 32.50
4 Rory Leacy 33.00
5 John Dolan 33.02
6 Liam Gahan 33.24
7 Diarmuid Fenlon 33.26
8 Austin Codd 33.52
9 Ian Rochford 33.54
10 Lee McHale 34.02
11 Bryan Dwyer 34.05
12 Niall O Reilly 34.22
13 Patrick Kinsella 34.35
14 Oisin Stafford 34.47
15 Liam Cooney 34.48
16 Chris Squance 35.14
17 Paddy Walsh 35.16
18 Matt Stafford 35.20
19 Conor Dolan 35.44
20 Michael Walsh 35.49
21 Richie Moore 36.15
22 Podge Stafford 36.25
23 Stephen Murphy 36.35
24 James Donohoe 36.46
25 Sean McCabe 36.51
26 Mick Sweeney 36.57
27 Morgan Gahan 36.57
28 Fran Stafford 37.06
29 Damien Fenlon 37.23
30 Niall O Loughlin 37.27
31 Chris Daly 37.31
32 Micheal Gahan 37.37
33 Padraig Stafford 38.02
34 Anna Murphy 38.20
35 James Mernagh 38.30
36 Karl O Byrne 38.43
37 Daire Walsh 38.44
38 TJ Breen 39.00
39 Micheal Stafford 39.14
40 Orla Stafford 39.16
41 Mary Carton 39.20
42 Aidan O Brien 39.33
43 Georgina Whelan 39.33
44 Damien Donnelly 40.07
45 John Carton 40.10
46 Podge Flynn 40.31
47 Peter Mernagh 40.40
48 Colin Hawkins 40.50
49 Shane Codd 41.20
50 Michaela Hawkins 41.27
51 Robert Doyle 41.57
52 James Donnelly 42.47
53 Tommy Breen 42.50
54 Sharon Murphy 43.46
55 Jason Breen 44.00
56 Mark Gahan 44.01
57 Dawn Thomas 44.28
58 Niall Dolan 44.48
59 Evan Dunne 44.48
60 Jean Mernagh 45.04
61 Bridget OLoughlin 45.21
62 Noel Winters 45.25
63 Brian Leacy 45.25
64 Ronan Sweeney 45.38
65 Martin Sweeney 45.38
66 Josh Rigley 45.51
67 Julianne Kehoe 45.51
68 Thomas Dreelan 45.61
69 Shane Gahan 46.10
70 Liam Dunbar 46.46
71 Ian Hanley 46.46
72 Aidan Gahan 46.46
73 Anne Stafford 47.05
74 Paula Leacy 47.05
75 Lisa Stafford 47.38
76 Anne Butler 47.38
77 Roisin Cooney 47.55
78 Patricia Brennan 48.11
79 Sean Leacy 48.26
80 Peadar Leacy 48.30
81 Ciaran Leacy 48.30
82 Emily Kinsella 48.45
83 Sofie Fahy 49.04
84 Simon Fahy 49.04
85 Aine O Loughlin 49.17
86 Julia Fahy 49.56
87 Micheal Somers 50.00
88 Julie Dunne 50.30
89 Anna Dolan 51.35
90 Rose Codd 51.35
91 Alan O Neill 51.44
92 Julie Gahan 51.56
93 Paul Whelan 52.35
94 Ian Rigley 52.44
95 Emma Smyth 52.52
96 Euan Pender 53.00
97 Joanne Cleary 53.00
98 Yvonne Sweeney 53.36
99 Mary Breen 55.10
100 Matthew Hanley 55.30
101 Ryan Collier 56.00
102 Jack Turner 59.10
103 Ray Kehoe 66.00
104 Ed Rowsome 66.00
105 Ellen Mernagh 69.00
106 David Mernagh 69.00
107 Gerry Reilly 69.00
108 Raymond Kehoe 71.40
109 Christopher Kehoe 71.40
110 Ger Turner 71.40
111 Carrie Reilly 72.55
112 Geraldine Gahan 74.58
113 Marie Moore 74.58
114 John Stamp 76.00
115 Martina Murphy 80.00
116 Eleanor Hawkins 81.33
117 Mervyn Hawkins 81.33
118 Martin Breen 82.29
119 Joanne Codd 82.30

Congratulations to the Knocknaskeaugh/Tinnacross team who took the Title of Biggest Loser 2017 and well done to  all leaders and their teams who took part in the Biggest Loser 2017.  Over the eight weeks good fun was had by all taking part in the events i.e. the Bog Run, Table Quiz, Boolavogue Can Dance, Cycle, Tractor Pull, Fifa and Road Race.  Also thanks to those who gave their time to help out with events either by driving, standing on the road directing traffic, first aid, keeping times or taking photos.  Thanks to Jim & Josie Gahan, Ted Nolan & Danny Murphy for the use of their land, Seamus & Mary Canavan for the use of their premises for the table quiz and road race, Eithne & Daire Turner for the use of their premises for Boolavogue Can Dance and the final evening.  Also to all who sponsored and took part – it is  very much appreciated.

Well today we had the final installment of this years Biggest Loser in the Road Race.  Over 220 took part between adults and children.  Great times were recorded over the 3 runs -well done all.  Also a hugh thank you to all who helped by driving, stewarding, taking times, photographers and to the Monageer Tavern for providing the refreshments after the race.  Next Saturday sees the final weigh in.  Also we had a number of spot prizes for the race.  See results below:

30  Grainne Sweeney   box of sweets

35  Mary Butler  storage bags

147 Shane Codd box sweets

36 Cara Butler  box of biscuits

234  Catherine Doran    Beauty Set

239  Niall O Reilly   Bottle of Wine

112   Dympna Dolan   hand cream set

111   John Dolan  Box of Dairymilk

116  Anne Fenlon Ballycarrigeen  Craft Book

162  James Mernagh  Lego set

Killabeg – Leader Chris Daly

Tinnacross/Knocknaskeaugh – Leaders Orla Gahan & James Sweeney

Crane – Leader Colm O Loughlin

Ballycarrigeen/Carrigeen – Leader Morgan Gahan

Ballymurtagh/Ballymotey/Kilpierce/Coolgarrow – Leader Peter Mernagh

Knockduff/Clondaw – Leader, Colin Hawkins

Ballysimon – Leader – Stephen Murphy

Boolavogue – Leader  Niall Finn

The Club would like to thank the Hawkins family on the running of the Tractor Run on Sunday the 26th February. 43 tractors took off at 12.30 for a spin which started at the GAA Complex and headed to Ferns, Harrow, Boolavogue, Raheenduff and back to Monageer. There was tractors of all makes and sizes . Refreshments were provided by the ladies on the Knockduff Team and we would like to thank them for the lovely refreshments provided. We would also like to thank all those who drove in front and behind the tractors and the stewards who stood on the road. We would also like to thank those who supported this event.

On Sunday at 2 pm the Biggest Loser Cycle started at the GAA Complex.  Over 80 cyclists took to the roads on their bikes – some took on the 16 km and more headed for the longer 50 km route. The first man home from the 50 km was Paul Bolger from the Killabeg Team followed by Peter Kirwan & Colm Kelly.  The women were led home by Catriona Nangle also from the Killabeg Team  followed by Mary Carton and Marie Cullen.  Shortly after these was Edward Kinsella who was the only child to do the 50km.

Dave Carthy led home the men on the 16km cycle followed by Aidan Kehoe and Niall Finn.  The women on the 16 km was led home by Amy Long who was followed by a host of children, Bertie Finn, Patrick Kinsella, Aine O Loughlin, Niamh O Loughlin, Conan Carthy, Ronan Sweeney, Jamie Cunniffe, Oisin Stafford, Libby Brownrigg, Liam Stafford, Aaron Cunniffe, Adam Power, Simon Power,Emily Kinsella and Spencer Browningg.

A hugh big Thank You to all who helped on the day, drivers, stewards and the ladies who provided the refreshments on the day.

Well done to all who took part in our 4@4 walk on Sunday the 12th February at 4 pm. It was a cold, wet and windy day and over 50 people took part. Well done to Liam Stafford, Aaron Swaine, Grainne Sweeney, Ronan Sweeney & Aishling Cunniffe who ran the entire 4 km. Refreshments and a chat were enjoyed by all in the Complex after the walk.