Dublin City Marathon 2009
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copperman
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Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Now the training is all done when will we have the time predictions? Dillonger can start proceedings since he has the course ran a couple of times by now
martink- Posts : 140
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Long-range Weather Forecast for the big day:
Sunday Night, Oct 25More Details showers and thunderstorms. Winds from the SSW at 37 km/h.Realfeel: 0 °C Low: 7 °C
Monday, Oct 26More Details cloudy. Winds from the WSW at 28 km/h.Realfeel: 5 °C High: 11 °C
Lovely
Sunday Night, Oct 25More Details showers and thunderstorms. Winds from the SSW at 37 km/h.Realfeel: 0 °C Low: 7 °C
Monday, Oct 26More Details cloudy. Winds from the WSW at 28 km/h.Realfeel: 5 °C High: 11 °C
Lovely
Slatts- Posts : 323
Join date : 2009-07-04
Age : 47
Location : Tramore
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Folks,
I signed up for 26.2 miles of Dublin marathon running yesterday, just hours before the entry deadline closed.
I have written a theme song in anticipation of this years event entitled 'October Pain'. The lyrics and melody will be the same as November Rain by Guns and Roses with the word November changed to October and the word rain changed to Pain.
The choice of theme song was a close contest with the 90's chart hit 'Seven Seconds Away' a close runner up!
I signed up for 26.2 miles of Dublin marathon running yesterday, just hours before the entry deadline closed.
I have written a theme song in anticipation of this years event entitled 'October Pain'. The lyrics and melody will be the same as November Rain by Guns and Roses with the word November changed to October and the word rain changed to Pain.
The choice of theme song was a close contest with the 90's chart hit 'Seven Seconds Away' a close runner up!
Dillonger- Posts : 99
Join date : 2009-07-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Hi Steve,
I booked into Maldron Hotel, Cardiff Gate. Best I could find as I was late, look asround for offers though! I am panicking more about the groove I am wearing in paths of Portlaw.
I booked into Maldron Hotel, Cardiff Gate. Best I could find as I was late, look asround for offers though! I am panicking more about the groove I am wearing in paths of Portlaw.
copperman- Posts : 218
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Im doing Dub Marathon but paniking at this stage cause i've no place to stay booked...just wonderin what the rest of u guys are doing??? Steve Doyle
steve- Posts : 110
Join date : 2009-10-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
I thought a great! athlete like yourself would bike out, do the 18 mile run and bike it home.
I have no problem swinging by to pick you up if no one is coming from town.
Right what time are we talking then - 8:30 in Portlaw?
I have no problem swinging by to pick you up if no one is coming from town.
Right what time are we talking then - 8:30 in Portlaw?
Metal Basher- Posts : 139
Join date : 2009-07-14
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Yeah early run would suit me. Anyone want a lift or to offer me a lift? Go on you know you want tooo!
copperman- Posts : 218
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Ah go on then you masochist - its not bad enough that we have to run in the hills for 3 hours - we have to do it at the crack of dawn as well
Slatts- Posts : 323
Join date : 2009-07-04
Age : 47
Location : Tramore
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
So is anyone interested in an earlier run this Saturday in Portlaw - say 8:30-9:00am?
Copperman, this should suit you
Slatts
Copperman, this should suit you
Slatts
Metal Basher- Posts : 139
Join date : 2009-07-14
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
We all know your form farmer boy - if there were any sheep in your back garden then the poor things weren't there to keep the grass down!
Slatts- Posts : 323
Join date : 2009-07-04
Age : 47
Location : Tramore
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Hey Martin, it's not my fault I couldn't get my hands on a lawnmower to cut the grass. I couldn't actually afford to buy one So I reckoned the most effective option was to get a few Lambes in to graze. To my amazement, the Lambes didn't graze a bit of it, but instead found the tallest grass and hid there for a couple of weeks as well :-)
Dillonger- Posts : 99
Join date : 2009-07-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Good evening all, whats all this about, copperman it's all taticts it was bad enough that two of ye rolled in to Kenmare together on the bikes for the last 20 miles..... the jury is still out on this one! never mind having a third person in the group as well. I am for ever giving advice to copperman never heeding any of it e.g take it a bit slower on the swim save himself for the bike Dillonger you were the dark horse at the weekend, the grass was very long where ever you were hanging out the last few weeks no work seems to be the way to go!!!!!!!
martink- Posts : 140
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Actually I did not think of that Copperman. In actual fact Copperman, I blame you for this. I'm told from a reliable source that the King of Kilmeaden accelerated relentlessy whilst passing you Copperman, gaining a total of 25 seconds in the process. Why didn't you just turn around and cycle in the opposite direction Copperman - maybe then he wouldn't have accelerated so much. You've a lot to answer for boy!
Dillonger- Posts : 99
Join date : 2009-07-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Thanks for your support Dillonger, although if he had stopped to enquire after me you would have beat him!?!?!?! I presume you had not thought of this.
In retrospect it could be interpreted as a drug induced rant, possibly post traumatic stress following Kenmare! I apologise if I have caused you any upset, beyond the obvious of wininng the last race of season! By winning I should be clear there were indeed 60'ish people in front of me, but lets not bother counting them!
In retrospect it could be interpreted as a drug induced rant, possibly post traumatic stress following Kenmare! I apologise if I have caused you any upset, beyond the obvious of wininng the last race of season! By winning I should be clear there were indeed 60'ish people in front of me, but lets not bother counting them!
copperman- Posts : 218
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Well now who is on drugs now!
Was that a bit of a rant there?
Was that a bit of a rant there?
Metal Basher- Posts : 139
Join date : 2009-07-14
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Copperman I agree with you, that was no way for Martin to pass you :-) He should have slowed down a bit to make the blow less severe :-) And he could at least have asked you if you were feeling ok? yeah?
Dillonger- Posts : 99
Join date : 2009-07-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Indeed at times we all have to work! Obviously you being logged onto the WTC website in working hours is contributing to your idea of working. Secondly what is this 'spickles' thing? Did Geri and mad Mel C refuse you to join the spice girls and this is some reprisal? When I asked for an explanation frankly I was more confused.
Perhaps in your 'leisure time' you could come up with new lyrics for say,,,, "I'll tell you what I want what I really, really want .........."
Some suggestions that spring to mind are:
1) To beat Stefan in Kenmare
????? As suggestions go that's about it really
And Kirwan I expect no smart replies, show a little restraint. Not like your attempt at world speed records while passing me in Kenmare!
Thanks
Perhaps in your 'leisure time' you could come up with new lyrics for say,,,, "I'll tell you what I want what I really, really want .........."
Some suggestions that spring to mind are:
1) To beat Stefan in Kenmare
????? As suggestions go that's about it really
And Kirwan I expect no smart replies, show a little restraint. Not like your attempt at world speed records while passing me in Kenmare!
Thanks
copperman- Posts : 218
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Mid week, some of us have to work!!!
Metal Basher- Posts : 139
Join date : 2009-07-14
Mid week long runs
Anyone interested in long runs mid week in the mornings in lead up to Dublin?
Stefan
Stefan
copperman- Posts : 218
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Just signed up for €75.36 worth of October Pain....
Spins- Posts : 296
Join date : 2009-07-07
Age : 51
Location : Waterford City (The Big Blaa)
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Last day left to get in at €70 - be warned there's a €5.60 annoying "handling charge" on top of the entry fee. robbing b*****ds
Slatts- Posts : 323
Join date : 2009-07-04
Age : 47
Location : Tramore
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Not to be the odd one out, I will join the force's come on Aerohed dont be shy.
martink- Posts : 140
Join date : 2009-07-07
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Jayney, Portlaw will be packed. Think I might set up a water station - 20p a glass. Pay for them carbon wheels in no time.
I'm signed up for Dublin as well, so if there's anyone slow looking for a training buddy...
I'm signed up for Dublin as well, so if there's anyone slow looking for a training buddy...
Marco- Posts : 192
Join date : 2009-07-10
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Barry, before you put the credit card back into the wallet, would you be interested in becoming a Norseman? http://www.nxtri.com/
Dillonger- Posts : 99
Join date : 2009-07-04
Re: Dublin City Marathon 2009
Pauline talked me into doing Dublin with her as well. I'm being too easily lead this week !
LambeB- Posts : 52
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