Sean McFadden wins Errigal College 5k – where did you finish?

written by Chris McNulty April 25, 2018

Sean McFadden was the winner of last night’s Errigal College 5k, staged in Letterkenny.

Letterkenny AC man McFadden led home the field in 17 minutes and 58.9 seconds.

Rosses AC’s Declan Ferry (18:06.7) was second with Letterkenny AC’s Barry Mackey (20:10.8) in third.

Riann Sheridan from Swilly Seals was the first female to finish.

Errigal College 5k 2018
Place	Bib	Name	Gender	AG	Club	Time
1.	215	Sean McFadden	m	MO	Letterkenny AC	17:58,9
2.	249	Declan Ferry	m	MO	Rosses AC	18:06,7
3.	205	Barry Mackey	m	M50	Letterkenny AC	20:10,8
4.	219	Pauric Mc Fadden	m	MO		21:21,6
5.	273	Hugh Duffy	m	MO		21:22,2
6.	270	Denis Boner	m	M40	Rosses AC	21:32,5
7.	238	Rory Reynolds	m	MO		22:01,4
8.	267	Seamus Quinn	m	MO	Park Run	22:10,0
9.	214	John Wilson	m	M40	Letterkenny Park Runners	22:12,1
10.	218	Fergal O Gara	m	MO		22:12,4
11.	212	Oliver O Toole	m	MJ		22:37,7
12.	201	Bradley Boyle	m	MJ		22:43,0
13.	250	Padraig Joe	m	M40		23:28,7
14.	258	Riann Sheridan	f	FO	Swilly Seals	23:32,3
15.	264	Justin Mc Cauley	m	MO		23:44,9
16.	234	James Gallagher	m	M40	Park Run	24:03,6
17.	226	Michael O Donnell	m	MO	Rosses AC	24:11,7
18.	235	Barry Tinney	m	M40		24:49,8
19.	213	Sean Diver	m	M40		25:09,8
20.	222	Aidan Kelly	m	M40	Swanliving	25:19,3
21.	255	Art Mc Grath	m	M50	Letterkenny Park Runners	25:19,4
22.	237	Alphie Mc Hale	m	M50	Letterkenny Park Runners	25:19,8
23.	259	Jean McGlinchey	f	F50	Park Run	25:53,9
24.	230	Shaun O Donnell	m	M50	Swanlings	26:09,9
25.	241	Linda Cronin	f	FO	Park Run	26:22,4
26.	247	Labhaoise Maguire	f	F40	24/7 Triathlon	26:29,2
27.	271	Abbie Curran	f	FJ	Milford AC	27:07,4
28.	216	Mary Bonnar	f	F50	Park Runners	27:12,3
29.	260	Norenn Sharkey	f	F50	Letterkenny Park Runners	27:25,9
30.	220	Séana Mc Gaffy	f	FJ		28:01,0
31.	272	roisin Martin	f	FJ		28:08,4
32.	231	Petra Bodnar	f	FJ		28:10,0
33.	210	Caoimhe Weir	f	FJ		28:10,7
34.	252	Max Mc Donald	m	MJ		28:11,7
35.	228	Aliagh Nc Meanmain	f	FJ		28:20,6
36.	248	Fiona Temple	f	F40	Triathlan Club	28:21,3
37.	207	Rosemary Russell	f	F40		28:23,0
38.	240	Marie Ní Dhónaill	f	F40	Rosses AC	28:28,3
39.	208	Natasha Montgomery	f	FJ		28:34,3
40.	263	Ruth McCrudden	f	F50		28:44,9
41.	221	Billy Broderick	m	M50	Killybegs Swanlings	28:47,9
42.	233	Eileen Morning	f	F40	Swanliving	28:57,9
43.	261	Hughie Mc Carron	m	MO	Rosses AC	28:58,7
44.	224	Roseamrie Fitsgerald	f	FO	Run for Letterkenny	29:05,1
45.	266	Paddy Hannigan	m	M50		29:06,1
46.	265	Catherine Rose Hanninghan	f	FJ		29:06,8
47.	243	Edel Neely	f	F40	FV Fit 4 Life	30:09,5
48.	244	Stephanie Rushe	f	FO	Finn Vallet Fit4Life	30:10,8
49.	242	Diane Mc Garrigle	f	F40	Finn Vallet Fit4Life	30:10,9
50.	204	Suzie Bogan	f	FO	24/7 Triathlon	30:13,8
51.	225	Peadar McDaid	m	M50		30:19,4
52.	239	Caitlin Uí Laifeartaigh	f	F40	Rosses AC	30:58,1
53.	206	Peter O Donnell	m	MJ	Errigal College	31:01,4
54.	202	Jake Laughlin	m	MJ	Errigal College	31:03,5
55.	232	Csenge Bodnar	f	FJ		31:21,4
56.	262	Martina Mc Brearty	f	F50	Letterkenny Park Runners	31:22,3
57.	217	Sinéad Friel	f	FO		33:27,3
58.	253	Teresa Mc Daid	f	FO		33:28,3
59.	254	Josie Gibbons	f	F40		33:35,9
60.	203	Cassie Bonner	f	FJ	Errigal College	34:17,5
61.	211	Amanda Quinn	f	FO		35:01,8
62.	251	Gerogia McDonald	f	FJ		35:19,0
63.	229	Aibhé Mc Menamin	f	FJ		35:38,2
64.	227	Karina Mc Menamin	f	F40	Finn Vallet Fit4Life	35:38,4
65.	274	Orla Casey	f	FJ		37:29,4
66.	223	Ryan Doran	m	MJ	Errigal College	39:27,8
67.	246	Selina Russell	f	FO	Finn Vallet Fit4Life	39:53,2
68.	245	Edel Doherty	f	FO		39:54,0
69.	275	Joseph Gallagher	m	M50		44:15,3
70.	276	Eamonn Mc Dermott	m	M50		50:20,1
71.	268	Siobhan Mc Laughlin	f	F50		50:42,4
72.	269	Paul Kernan	m	M50		50:42,4

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Chris McNulty

Author of 'Boxing In Donegal: A History (2021)' - the definitive history of the sport in County Donegal - and 'Relentless: A Race Through Time', the 2019 memoir of former Irish Athletics Team Manager Patsy McGonagle. From St Johnston and now based in Letterkenny, Chris was a nominee for NUJ Sports Journalist of the Year in 2010. Honoured by the Donegal Boxing Board in 2016 for his coverage on the sport.

Sean McFadden wins Errigal College 5k – where did you finish?

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