Gilas nearly pays price for playing ‘bad game’ vs Thais
The absence of Mac Belo and that Christian Standhardinger, who just arrived from Beirut, Lebanon after playing in the Fiba Asia Cup, wasn’t able to practice with the team also didn’t help the Cadets.“And for one, Mac Belo wasn’t able to play,” added Uichico. “And here comes the guy (Standhardinger) who came from Lebanon, never practiced with the team.”He lauded the Fil-German naturalized player for scoring 15 points and providing a power in the paint.“But the guy came from Fiba Asia and he’s playing 20 minutes and we have Belo practicing with the team for last nine days and all of the sudden he can’t play,” said Uichico. “That just mixed up my rotation.”Belo wasn’t included in the initial lineup due to an injury, but when he was given the green light to play, SEAG organizers refused to allow him, demanding proof that he indeed got injured.ADVERTISEMENT The nailbiter, according to Gilas cadets coach Jong Uichico, “was a bad game for us.”The Philippines, still brimming with talent despite being a watered down version of the Fiba Asia Gilas squad simultaneously playing in Lebanon, made just 6-of-30 three-point shot attempts, and gave away 19 offensive rebounds which the Thais gamely took advantage.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSEnd of his agony? SC rules in favor of Espinosa, orders promoter heirs to pay boxing legendSPORTSRedemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie ThompsonSPORTSMayweather beats Pacquiao, Canelo for ‘Fighter of the Decade’In the most trying times — the final four minutes of the match that saw a capacity crowd at MABA Stadium — Uichico was telling his team “make some adjustments, try not to give second chance points and make the basket.”He cited first-game jitters for the weak stand against a team that the Philippines would normally bury in double-digit leads from the opening buzzer to the end. Ray Parks of the Philippines soars for an easy layup during their match against Thailand in the men’s basketball competition of the 29th Southeast Games late Sunday at the MABA Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. The Filipinos won, 81-74. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOKUALA LUMPUR — It was a close call for Gilas Pilipinas as it barely escaped hard-fighting Thailand late Sunday night.Even the big Filipino crowd was shellshocked as the Thais made the Filipinos work doubly hard for the victory in the 2017 Southeast Asian Games basketball opener.ADVERTISEMENT MOST READ Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next No break for Huelgas, Mangrobang with their eyes set on Tokyo 2020 Filipino basketball officials said there is little chance Belo will be allowed to play at all, although he showed up in plain clothes and sat on the Philippine bench.RELATED VIDEO Trending Articles PLAY LIST 00:50Trending Articles02:11SEA GAMES 2019: PH’s Nesthy Petecio boxing featherweight final (HIGHLIGHTS)08:07Athletes treated to a spectacle as SEA Games 2019 officially ends06:27SEA Games 2019: No surprises as Gilas Pilipinas cruises to basketball gold05:02SEA Games 2019: Philippines clinches historic gold in women’s basketball05:21Drama in karate: Tsukii ‘very sad’ over coach’s bullying, cold shoulder03:24PH’s James Palicte boxing light welterweight final (HIGHLIGHTS) Vilma Santos, Luis Manzano warn public of fake account posing as her Marcosian mode: Duterte threatens to arrest water execs ‘one night’ 2 nabbed in Bicol drug stings
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Dear Editor,A section of the media report on Tuesday, October 16, 2018, said the “Integrity Commission does not intend to pursue declaration of assets and liabilities from public officials which should have been made before 2018.” This report is very telling and forces you to question the integrity of the Integrity Commission.This is not the first time the integrity of the Integrity Commission has come into question. In March this year, when the Integrity Commission Chairman, Kumar Doraisami, was sworn in to his position, he said he was never interested in the position until, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo called him and then he decided to take up the offer. So what were Guyanese people supposed to think?Now we read that there will be no declaration of assets of public officials for the years 2015, 2016 and 2017.Why is Doraisami not pushing for the declaration of assets to be made to the Integrity Commission for those three years?It seems as if Doraisami is making excuses for public officials, especially the coalition Government Ministers, when he talks about there not being an Integrity Commission Secretariat in place from 2015. But who disbanded the Secretariat? It was the coalition Government who fired all the people working at the Secretariat.Even so, Doraisami has a responsibility to the Guyanese people. There is nothing preventing him from requesting that all public officials make their declarations to the Integrity Commission for 2015 straight through to 2018. He has the power to do so.If Doraisami fails to act, it would be an indictment on his own integrity.Regards,Attiya Baksh
Supenaam village farmer Lesley Moses is currently a patient at the Suddie Public Hospital on the Essequibo Coast in Region Two, nursing injuries he sustained to his chest and right leg following a boat collision that occurred at about 15:30h on Friday at Karabarow, Essequibo River.The 51-year-old Moses was reportedly with four other farmers, travelling in his 12’ x 4’ boat which is propelled by a 15 hp engine, when another boat, captained by a female farmer of Wakenaam and proceeding at a fast rate, collided with his boat.The collision caused everyone to be thrown overboard.Following the collision, the female captain rescued the men, and Moses was rushed to the Suddie Hospital, where he was admitted. None of the other famers received any injury.The female captain has been taken into Police custody as investigations continue.
As women were being celebrated at an International Women’s Day Concert and Expo, First Lady Sandra Granger issued a call for them to use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to broaden their horizons.First Lady Sandra Granger“Let our cellphones and the Internet become our tools to build bridges, to share information, to support and mentor our sisters,” the First Lady is quoted by the Department of Public Information as saying.Granger told about 3000 persons present that through Information Technology girls and women could be encouraged to expand their knowledge and push for gender parity in upper-management levels in the office, factory and field.The First Lady called on women to seize the opportunities presented, noting that it was a fact that women and girls drive development. She further highlighted that “their equal access to training and participation in all facets of development translates into progress for all”.In her remarks, Canadian High Commissioner Lilian Chatterjee stated that “Guyana has a tradition for being a leader in the Region when it comes to gender equality and women’s rights”. She highlighted that within the country “women consistently hold key decision-making portfolios”.The International Women’s Day Concert and Expo was facilitated by the Canadian High Commission, in collaboration with the Social Protection Ministry, and was hosted at the Everest Cricket Ground on Sunday.The event attracted women of all ages, who were provided with information on women and reproductive health, entrepreneurship, academic programmes, and other meaningful information.At dusk, patrons were treated to a concert filled with cultural performances. They were also entertained by various artistes such as renowned Trinidadian Soca singer Nailah Blackman, Calvin Burnett and Guyana’s very own songbird, Poonam Singh.
– as NICIL staff speak out; blow whistle on backroom deals, kickbacksStaff members of the National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL) itself have stepped forward to blow the whistle on a scandal involving the sale of Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) assets without tenders to an exporter with a chequered past.Scrap metalThe National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL) officeNICIL’s Special Purpose Unit (SPU) was formed by the coalition Government to coordinate the divestment of GuySuCo assets. But according to the staff who stepped forward on condition of anonymity, certain officials at NICIL/SPU have been making backroom deals with select scrap metal exporters and profiting handsomely from it.One exporter in particular is an Indian national, who, according to the staff, is related to one of the officials. This exporter, the staff said, was given the contract to purchase scrap metal from GuySuCo which he proceeded to export out of Guyana by the container load over the past year. This, the staff noted, is despite the fact that the exporter was once implicated in a scandal involving the forgery of customs documents to export scrap metal.“Given all the media coverage that has been on this agency, in particular over the sale of GuySuCo’s broadcast towers, I’d like to let you know this is only the tip of the iceberg as you would imagine.“For the year, containers of scrap metal worth millions of dollars but given away for cheap have already been shipped out of the country (by the exporter) that originated from GuySuCo,” the whistleblower said.He said the officials in question have met with the exporter and his associates right at NICIL’s office, where they discussed various avenues of buying assets from NICIL. Nor is that all. According to the whistleblower, the two officials were paid $10 million and $5 million respectively for facilitating the scrap metal deal.“After heat came from the media on NICIL and the SPU, these two officials have hastily been taking documents away from our office in an effort to remove traces of this transaction. It is a shame to see the blatant giving away of the assets of this company when there was no tender out and other legitimate businesses would have approached NICIL, but (were) turned away,” the whistleblower added.DealsThese disclosures come in the midst of concerns and media reports about another deal NICIL/SPU brokered; this time for the sale of two transmission towers owned by GuySuCo to Bobby Vieira’s Multicultural Communications Inc for a mere $2.1 million. Persons had opined that the towers should have fetched no less than $10 million. One of the towers, reports suggest, have since been leased to another company.It is understood that GuySuCo officials themselves wrote a letter about the matter to Agriculture Minister Noel Holder, in which they had noted that “we recently saw a draft agreement of sale whereby Mr (Colvin) Heath-London through NICIL is in the process of, or perhaps has sold GuySuCo’s Transmission Tower located at Drill, Mahaicony to a company named Multicultural Communications Inc (Please see attached). Again, that property was not vested to NICIL and would be another unlawful act by NICIL”.In the wake of this transaction, Transparency Institute Guyana Incorporated (TIGI) had called for answers. In an interview with this publication on Sunday, TIGI President, Dr Troy Thomas noted that NICIL/SPU must provide answers on the sale.“They must answer questions about how that (transaction) was done and whether the laws were followed. And if the laws were not followed, then that would come under SARA (State Assets Recovery Agency) at this point, although there can be other agencies. But we definitely need to make sure that things were done properly and if they were not done properly, then those responsible must be held accountable,” Dr Thomas had urged.Since the story broke, Vieira, who has had ties to the coalition Government and served as the assistant events coordinator for President David Granger’s inauguration in 2015, has been directing questions to the relevant authorities.Repeated attempts by this publication to make contact with NICIL’s SPU Head Heath-London, whose agency has responsibility for divesting GuySuCo of its assets, were futile. Meanwhile, another advertisement has been put out by the entity seeking bids for scrap metal from the estates being divested.
Take it Easy, Witchy Woman, Lyin’ Eyes, Already Gone, and my favourite, Desperado. I must have played that Eagles tape more than anyone on this side of the Atlantic Ocean, and that music just came flooding back to me this week on my visit to a car showroom with a difference.Now add in the smell of EP90 gear-oil, leatherette, antifreeze, t-cut and petrol all transported me back to the 70s and 80s. Advertisement “Hi Sir, Get Away from That Car”.It only seems like yesterday since I saw these cars brand new before anyone else in Letterkenny!When my next door neighbour, Jim Tease was not driving the fire engine for the Letterkenny Fire Brigade. he worked in Mc Mahon Bros in Letterkenny.FIH 561, One of the First Massey Ferguson Tractors to be sold in Mc Mahon’s Brothers Milford. sitting on is a very young Derek Mc Mahon and his father Arthur .One of the jobs was to drive brand new cars down from Dublin for customers. Back in the day the latest in Hillmans, Chryslers, BMWs, Vauxhalls and Peugeot all landed down from Dublin where we would get a motoring preview of the latest in motoring. Advertisement “Hi Sir, Get Away from That Car” Jim would call to us worried we would scrape them, but it did little to deter us from gazing into these brand new cars, no one had a brand new car in them days, but at least twice a week Jim would have one sitting outside his house overnight, with that tell-tale garage plates tied to the front and back bumper.In those days Jim would have driven the new cars around the south to avoid Northern Ireland during the worst of the troubles.New kid in townWinding the clock forward and Mc Mahon Bros garage is just a memory in Letterkenny but in Milford where the family started their motoring business the name Mc Mahon is making a comeback in the motor car trade.Where once the rattle of industrial sewing machine could be heard from The Fruit of the Loom Factory now you’re more likely to hear the rattle of an Austin of England or a Beamer of Bavaria!Rodger McMahon, a son of the late Derek Mc Mahon and grandson of the original Mc Mahon Brothers that started in business as millers in their home town before turning to the motor trade. That name is back in the motoring business in Milford.Derek Mc Mahon with a very young Enda Kenny with Irish F1 team owner Eddie Jordan with a inscription included“Big D, you made me” signed Eddie JordanRodger is located in the old Fruit of the Loom factory next door to Loreto Community School. The massive reception area is now a car showroom.Everything is at a very early stage, boxes upon boxes of motoring photographic history especially motor-sporting history which include Rodger’s father Derek and his Derek McMahon racing team are everywhere just ready to go in the wall. Rodger and his wife Bridgeen with his late father and mother Derek and Anne representing Donegal Oil Co. who were guest at the opening of Kelly’s Toyota New Showrooms in 2006 Photo Brian McDaidRodger has already built up a fine collection of fine classic cars, anything from a black Mini or Morris Minor or even a bright bright red Austin 1100 right through to a White Rolls Royce. Or a lovely old Rover P5B sitting up in the corner.Rodger owns most of the classic cars but he also welcomes others to leave in their cars and offer them for sale.Sitting half way up the show room floor is one such car, an immaculate series 7 Avenger estate with only 26,000 miles on the clock. It belongs to Letterkenny’s Andrew Harvey. Sticking my head in the door of this fine car the old car smell takes me back 35 years to the first car I owned myself, a red car version of the same, it looks very standard now but in those days it was the business.Granted my Avenger was around the clock once, would jumped out of second gear every so often but with that Eagles tape in the a Pioneer Stereo, it was the case of “take it to the limit one more time”, for me every time i got behind the wheel. A load of new cars on a transporter from Mc Mahons Bros on a TK Bedford making this way down the street at the Letterkenny Folk Festival.Rodger had been flat out since he opened, he has loads of enquiries on line, and is well equipped to deliver any cars sold anywhere in Ireland or England.One of the rarest cars that Rodger has on his books is a Bond equipe. It’s a fibreglass bodied two plus two similar to the triumph herald. The car sits at the doorway of Rodger’s showrooms in Milford.One of the photos that Rodger has ready to go up on the wall is that of two local heroes in motorsport from Donegal, they are pictured at their Mini Cooper as they get ready to start on the Circuit of Ireland Rally.Robert Ward was the driver, also in the motor trade based in Kerrykeel along side his was Milford’s Phonsie McElwee both men along with Rodger’s father Derek and indeed Andrew Harvey’s late father Eamon were founding members of the Donegal Motor Club back in the the early 70s.The summer of ’72.. Robert Ward from Kerrykeel and Phone McElwee with their Mini Cooper before the Circuit of Galway Rally in 1972 , just one of the photos from Rodgers history of Motorsport which he hope to show at his classic showroom in Milford.Motorsport MuseumWith all the memorabilia from Donegal’s great days of motorsport available, wouldn’t it be just great to put all this stuff together in a location like this?The Bond Car pictured on show at Rodger Mc Mahon’s showrooms in Milford. Photo Brian McDaidIt’s just a perfect time warp to go down to visit and is opened Saturdays and Rodger is also about “off and on” every Sunday which has to be good news for classic car men for a nice dry location to view classic and vintage cars of years gone by.Happy motoring folksDD Motoring: McMahons are motoring again in Milford was last modified: March 8th, 2017 by Brian McDaidShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:brian mc daidclassic carsdd motoringmc mahonsShowroom
Ulster Senior League 3 Leinster Senior League 1The Ulster Senior League select began their bid to retain the Michael Ward Trophy in perfect fashion tonight.Peter Moran’s team overcame Leinster at Mayfield thanks to a fine display in difficult conditions in the opening game at the FAI Intermediate Interprovincials. Mark Moran, Paul McVeigh and Ryan Varma netted for the USL side, who will now go into the remainder of the weekend with confidence soaring.They led after just 16 minutes when Cockhill’s Moran was put through on the left-hand side and the former Finn Harps player sent a magnificent left-footed effort high into the Leinster net past Andy McNulty.Leinster leveled things up, but McVeigh ensured that the USL had the advantage at the break.Conor Keddy provided the assist and McVeigh made no mistale with a superb finish.Due to the wet conditions by the Lee, the game was moved to the astrotuf pitch at Mayfield Park. They made the long journey from Donegal this morning, but showed no travel sickness and they added a third in the second half as Cockhill duo Ronan Doherty and Varma combined.Doherty crossed wonderfully and Varma sent a brilliant header to the Leinster net to seal an impressive win.The USL take on Connacht tomorrow afternoon at 1.30pm in a game that has been moved to the all-weather pitch at Douglas Hall before they meet the hosts, Munster, on Sunday at Turner’s Cross.In tonight’s other game, Shane Daly-Butz of UCC scored the only goal of the game as Munster overcame Connacht.Ulster Senior League: Harry Doherty (Cockhill Celtic); Gareth Breslin (Bonagee United), Conor Tourish (Letterkenny Rovers), Peter Doherty (Cockhill Celtic), Jason Breslin (Cockhill Celtic); Aidan McCauley (Bonagee United), Derek Doherty (Cockhill Celtic), Ronan Doherty (Cockhill Celtic), Conor Keddy (Cockhill Celtic); Mark Moran (Cockhill Celtic), Paul McVeigh (Letterkenny Rovers).Subs used: Sam Todd (Derry City Reserves), Chris Flanagan (Letterkenny Rovers), Jack Blake (Derry City Reserves), Ryan Varma (Cockhill Celtic), Stephen Duffy (Derry City Reserves), Rory Kelly (Letterkenny Rovers). Results – FAI Intermediate Interprovincial TournamentUlster Senior League 3 Leinster Senior League 1Munster Senior League 1 Connacht 0FixturesSaturday, October 151.30pmUlster Senior League v Connacht Douglas Hall 3.30pmMunster Senior League v Leinster Senior LeagueO’Shea Park, Blarney Sunday, October 16, 10.45amLeinster Senior League v Connacht Ringmahon ParkMunster Senior League v Ulster Senior League Turner’s CrossUSL get off to great start in FAI Intermediate Interprovincials was last modified: October 14th, 2016 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)
Earlier this week on the eve of receiving their Leaving Cert results, we chatted to four students about their hopes and nerves ahead of the big day. After a few days to allow the results to sink in, Donegal Daily approached Gavin, Síofra, Shane and Martina again to learn of their successes in Wednesday’s Leaving Certificate results.by Caoimhe Ní Chathail Gavin :Gavin is ‘delighted’ with his results overall. Having received his results from his Principal and Deputy Principal, he was very pleased with them overall and believes that he achieved a fair grade in each subject. Gavin has obtained sufficient points for his top CAO choice, Computer Science in Trinity. He does admit however that Queens through UCAS is his ‘preferred choice’. Having exceeded on all other grades, Gavin is considering getting his maths grade rechecked, as he was one grade short on Queen’s requirement for the course. He is however confident that he will be accepted either way, ‘I have an anxious wait until Monday now when the offers come out.’Síofra :Síofra decribes her first reaction as one of shock, ‘to finally see a set of letters and numbers that have been so long anticipated.’ Her loss of speech was quickly replaced with a feeling of relief, ‘tied up with all that giddy happiness.’ ‘I had done what I thought was impossible. And it was over.’ She describes herself as ‘on the edge of the bracket’ and so nothing is concrete yet but of course ‘nothing is impossible, and the worst is most certainly done.’ Shane :Shane was ‘confused for a while and too excited to try and count up my points.’ His woodwork teacher soon calculated his 515 points which exceeded the 480 points he needs for Architecture in UCD, ‘I was ecstatic’. His mum and friends outside were incredibly happy and proud and Shane himself says that he ‘can’t explain how glad and happy I was all day.’Martina Hannigan :Having opened her results with her mum in the car, Martina ‘burst into tears of happiness.’ She says she was shocked at how well she had done and was relieved that all the hard work had paid off. Languages had always been her favourite subjects and so Martina was proud that those were her highest grades. Martina is feeling positive and is confident of her place in Galway. As she says, ‘It’s now time to celebrate!’Congratulations to Gavin, Síofra, Shane, Martina and all Donegal students on their Leaving Certificate results! LEAVING CERT RESULTS – REALITY SETS IN FOR DONEGAL STUDENTS was last modified: August 17th, 2013 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:donegalLeaving Certificatestudents
The huge crowd take off for today’s race.Almost 500 runners turned out today for the Run Donegal 5K in honour of the late Brid Carr who died from cancer.Family of the late Brid Carr who made the journey home from London this weekend to give a helping hand to promote the Run Donegal Women’s 5k. Included are daughters Christine and Anna, husband Seamus, son Tom and sister Rosemary Foy. Photo Cristeph/Brian McDaidIn the end it was Finn Valley’s Catriona Devine who crossed the line first but the real winner was the true community spirit shown by this group of women.Congrats to all who took part of today’s event. RACE NAME: RUNDONEGAL WOMENS 5K DATE: 12 April 2015POSITION NO TIME NAME CATEGORY CLUB1 522 18.32 CATRIONA DEVINE SW FVAC2 570 20.44 MARIE HARPER MW FVAC 3 369 20.55 NOLEEN SCANLAN SW LAC4 490 21.02 HELEN MCLAUGHLIN MW INDIVIDUAL5 604 21.27 EIMEAR MCDERMOTT MW FVAC6 593 21.50 SINEAD KENNY MW FVAC7 541 21.53 KARIN DUFNER MW FV FIT4LIFE 8 467 22.06 NOREEN BONNER MW FVAC9 243 22.20 DANIELLE MCNAMEE SW INDIVIDUAL10 439 22.35 BRONAGH HEVERIN MW TIR CHONNAILL11 437 22.38 EDWINA SWEENEY MW TIR CHONNAILL 12 327 22.44 CARMEL MCBRIDE MW KCR13 626 23.04 FRANCESCA PATTON SW INDIVIDUAL14 554 23.07 MARIE MCATEER SW INDIVIDUAL15 556 23.08 CAROLINE MCELWAINE MW INDIVIDUAL16 513 23.28 CAROLINE MAGUIRE MW FVAC17 622 23.28 ELAINE MURRAY SW INDIVIDUAL18 506 23.29 PAULA DONAGHEY MW CONVOY AC19 640 23.37 SINEAD OBRIEN MW INISH FITNESS20 475 23.44 CLARA CARROLL SW FV FIT4LIFE21 315 23.53 EMMA BATES SW CONVOY AC22 202 23.58 ROSEMARY DENHIRST MW TIR CHONNAILL23 555 24.01 MARTINA CARR SW INDIVIDUAL24 400 24.03 EVELYN MGEEHAN MW FV FIT4LIFE25 268 24.16 GLENDA KELLY SW KCR26 641 24.45 JACKIE MCLAUGHLINE MW INISH FITNESS27 190 24.48 MICHELLE DELANEY MW TIR CHONNAILL28 548 24.49 SINEAD MCMENAMIN COLLINES SW CASTLEFINN RUNNING29 373 24.53 ERIN MCBRIDE JW FIT 4 FUN30 649 24.54 ATTRACTA GALLINAGH MCBRIDE MW INDIVIDUAL31 200 24.55 PATRICIA HEGARTY MW TIR CHONNAILL32 576 24.56 GRACE ODONNELL SW CONVOY AC33 464 24.59 MARIE MCCOLGAN MW FV FIT4LIFE34 269 25.00 MARY RICE MW INDIVIDUAL35 191 25.06 JANICE DOHERTY MW TIR CHONNAILL36 376 25.14 SHANNON BLANEY JW FIT 4 FUN37 142 25.16 FIONA MCDAID SW SPEER PERFORMANCE38 59 25.18 BRIDGEEN DOHERTY MW RUN FOR FUN39 316 25.19 ADRIANNA MCGLINCHEY SW CASTLEFINN RUNNING40 313 25.24 CHARMAINE KEE SW 10K SWANLINGS41 380 25.27 MARY BOND MW FVAC42 302 25.27 MARY MARTIN MW FV FIT4LIFE43 487 25.37 ANNETTE SHEEHY MW MILLFORD AC44 577 25.40 CHARLOTTE DOHERTY MW INDIVIDUAL45 323 25.42 MARY DOHERTY SW CONVOY AC46 322 25.44 ELAINE PARK MW CONVOY AC47 488 25.45 GAYNOR HINDLEY MW AGHYARAN ATHLETIC48 451 25.46 ALISON MURRAY SW BRUCKLESS ROAD RUNNERS49 363 25.50 HELENE MCMENAMIN SW FV FIT4LIFE50 247 25.53 PAULA JANSEN SW FV FIT4LIFE51 258 25.56 LISA FERGUSON SW FV FIT4LIFE52 524 26.01 WENDY GOUDIE SW INDIVIDUAL53 472 26.06 CARMEL MONAGHAN SW BRUCKLESS ROAD RUNNERS54 628 26.06 ANGELA TRIMBLE MW TIR CHONNAILL55 263 26.07 CLAIRE NELIS SW INDIVIDUAL56 482 26.09 LOUISE FOY MW MSC TRI57 377 26.10 HELENA BLANEY MW FIT 4 FUN58 189 26.12 EMMA LAWRENCE SW CASTLEFINN RUNNING59 476 26.17 SHARON CUNNINGHAM SW BRUCKLESS ROAD RUNNERS60 1911 26.18 ORLA FRIEL JW INDIVIDUAL61 630 26.20 JEAN MCGLINCHEY MW INDIVIDUAL62 250 26.21 STEPHANIE RUSHE SW FV FIT4LIFE63 392 26.24 AUDREY SWEENEY MW LIFFORD AC64 372 26.25 MARY MCGEEVER SW FIT 4 FUN65 508 26.34 LINDA MACBETH SW RAPHOE ROAD RUNNERS66 1908 26.36 TANYA SHIELDS SW INDIVIDUAL67 572 26.36 ANNEMARIE ROCHE SW RUN FOR FUN68 573 26.40 MARIE BRENNAN MW RUN FOR FUN69 396 26.40 MAUREEN MCBREARTY MW RUN FOR FUN70 79 26.46 FIDELMA MULLANEY MW RUN FOR FUN71 532 26.49 MAJELLA BOYLE MW INDIVIDUAL72 387 26.51 KAY BONNER MW CONVOY AC73 590 26.51 RIANA MCRIDE JW ROSSES AC74 609 26.52 SHARON THOMPSON SW DT FITNESS75 143 26.55 PAULINE MCDAID SW INDIVIDUAL76 82 26.55 LISA LAVERTY MW INDIVIDUAL77 459 26.55 DENISE MCGAHERN MW FV FIT4LIFE78 87 27.04 EILEEN THOMPSON MW INDIVIDUAL79 209 27.07 MARIE GIBSON MW LAC80 330 27.11 BRID MCGINTY MW INDIVIDUAL81 359 27.11 VALERIE COYLE MW FIT 4 FUN82 358 27.12 SYRIA MCGEEVER SW FIT 4 FUN83 617 27.12 PHIL BYRNE MW BRUCKLESS ROAD RUNNERS84 458 27.14 KATHY KELLY MW FV FIT4LIFE85 66 27.15 MARY HEGARTY BROGAN MW RUN FOR FUN86 6 27.16 CATHERINE KELLY SW INDIVIDUAL87 184 27.21 JOSEPHINE MCCONIGLEY MW MILLFORD AC88 642 27.23 SANDRA WHORISKEY MW INISH FITNESS89 1958 27.25 ROSIE OGARA MW INDIVIDUAL90 395 27.25 MARY MCBREARTY MW RUN FOR FUN91 531 27.26 YVONNE MCGINLEY MW INDIVIDUAL92 1910 27.28 CHRISTINE BARRON MW FV FIT4LIFE93 390 27.29 LINDA HARKIN SW UNITED HEALTH GROUP94 381 27.30 DYMPNA GALLAGHER SW FIT 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46.15 JOYCE FERGUSON SW INDIVIDUAL377 1924 46.34 PAT HENNIGAN SW FVAC378 1919 46.34 MONICA DOHERTY MW INDIVIDUAL379 1920 46.34 EDEL DOHERTY SW FV FIT4LIFE380 578 46.34 CLAIRE OLEARY MW INDIVIDUAL381 579 46.34 GERALDINE BARRON MW INDIVIDUAL382 1930 47.00 JENNIFER GALLEN SW FVAC383 1921 47.00 ELAINE LAFFERTY MERRITT SW INDIVIDUAL384 1929 47.00 SHELLEY GALLEN SW INDIVIDUAL385 584 47.14 CAROLINE MCGINLEY MW INDIVIDUAL386 1942 47.14 STEFFIE ODONNELL SW INDIVIDUAL387 312 47.16 JEAN FOLEY MW INDIVIDUAL388 473 47.28 ANGIE DOHERTY SW INDIVIDUAL389 474 47.28 MARGARET EVERITT SW INDIVIDUAL390 644 47.40 VIOLET RUSSELL MW INDIVIDUAL391 645 47.40 AMY MCNULTY JW INDIVIDUAL392 537 47.47 TRISH CARR MW CARRICK393 536 47.47 PEGGY CUNNIGHAM MW INDIVIDUAL394 643 48.00 RHONDA RUSSELL MW INDIVIDUAL395 1947 48.00 MOYA LARKIN MW INDIVIDUAL396 565 48.00 NOREEN COYLE SW INDIVIDUAL397 534 48.01 DENISE BRADLEY MW INDIVIDUAL398 535 48.01 KATHLEEN MCGROARTY MW INDIVIDUAL399 447 48.37 BRIDIE BLAIN MW TIR CHONNAILL400 1936 48.37 MARGARET OGARA MW INDIVIDUAL401 516 49.16 LORETTA MCNULTY SW CASTLEFINN RUNNING402 648 49.16 KATE MCAULEY MW INDIVIDUAL403 461 49.31 TERESA WHITE MW INDIVIDUAL404 624 49.31 FRANCES CARR MW GLENCOLMCILLE MALENROE405 1938 49.31 MARY BOWLEY MW INDIVIDUAL406 254 50.03 MARY RUSHE MW INDIVIDUAL407 375 50.06 MARIAN DUFFY MW INDIVIDUAL408 180 50.09 BRENDA BELL MW INDIVIDUAL409 176 50.10 JACKIE GALLAGHER MW INDIVIDUAL410 566 50.12 KATHLEEN COYLE MW INDIVIDUAL411 567 50.57 HANNAH GOUDIE JW RAPHOE ROAD RUNNERS412 1931 51.01 FINOLA HEGARTY MW DUNKINEELEY413 1940 51.01 ANNA HARLEY SW FROSSES414 32 51.37 BRID DOHERTY MW INDIVIDUAL415 30 51.37 CATHERINE ROSE HANNIGAN SW INDIVIDUAL416 568 51.57 LOUSIE GOUDIE MW RAPHOE ROAD RUNNERS417 569 51.57 EMER ALEXANDER SW CASTLEFINN RUNNING418 1502 53.05 FIONNUALA MCBRIDE MW CASTLEFINN RUNNING419 518 53.05 CARINA CATTERSON FLYNN SW INDIVIDUAL420 538 53.06 FIONA MCGINLEY MW FV FIT4LIFE421 561 53.57 UNA BONNER SW BURTONPORT422 551 54.02 BRID MCBRIDE SW INDIVIDUAL423 552 54.03 AGNES BONNER SW INDIVIDUAL424 545 54.03 SIOBHAN BOGLE MW DUNGLOE425 1946 55.05 MARY RAMSEY SW INDIVIDUAL426 563 55.05 AGNES BONNER MW BURTONPORT427 588 55.05 T MCBRIDE MW ROSSES AC428 1932 55.05 SARAH HEGARTY JW INDIVIDUAL429 393 55.05 MARGARET MARLEY MW CONVOY AC430 329 55.05 DOTS MCGINLEY MW GLEN RUNNERS431 304 55.05 MAIREAD MCGRANAGHAN SW CONVOY AC432 627 55.05 OLIVIA GILLEN MW INDIVIDUAL433 164 55.05 GERALDINE PHAIR SW INDIVIDUAL434 162 55.05 FRANCES FAULKNER SW INDIVIDUAL435 242 55.05 NANCY MCNAMEE MW FVAC436 275 55.05 SONJA ODONNELL SW FV FIT4LIFE437 267 55.05 KAREN SMITH SW FV FIT4LIFE438 456 55.05 ANN PATTERSON SW INDIVIDUAL439 328 55.05 EVELYN CUNNIGHAM SW FVACALMOST 500 TAKE PART IN RUN DONEGAL WOMEN’S 5K – WHERE DID YOU COME? was last modified: April 12th, 2015 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit 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