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#18	Allan Schroeder February 26 at 11:26pm well im not from ireland, but i have a strong irish heritage. I live in washington reply
#17	CB February 26 at 8:29pm Just curious, thats all. reply
#16	Gal's Race February 26 at 10:03am Just go to the left and click on Women's 4k Race and you will see the gals. reply
#15	Allan Schroeder February 25 at 8:14pm yes i am, why? reply
#14	Fixed February 25 at 5:33pm Mark From Flotrack said: “i will get that up asap. sorry for the delay.” That's what she said. reply
#13	Lol February 25 at 5:33pm That's what she said. reply
#12	correjesus February 25 at 3:24pm that was a cool race! reply
#11	Nick Higgins February 25 at 2:24pm My grandfather's family came to the USA from Poland. When I think of Poland, I think of tremendous weight lifters like Marius Pudzianowski. It's pretty awesome to see a Polish runner mix it up in cross country and break that stereotypical mold. reply
#10	Chris Cowden February 25 at 2:14pm Mark From Flotrack said: “i will get that up asap. sorry for the delay.” No worries. Was just wondering if it was going to be posted. reply
#9	Great Commentary.... February 25 at 1:37pm Really enjoyed following the race with your good commentary. Glad you knew who was who from all the different countries.....thanks. This was almost as good as being there. reply
#8	Mark From Flotrack February 25 at 1:34pm i will get that up asap. sorry for the delay. reply
#7	Chris Cowden February 25 at 12:41pm Are we gonna get the women's race? reply
#6	Fb February 25 at 8:50am i have huge respect for coughlan but my god he sounds quite gimpish here!! reply
#5	CB February 25 at 12:42am Are you irish Schroeder? reply
#4	Allan Schroeder February 24 at 11:21pm Usually the irish courses are so gnarly like with tons of mud and stuff, its nice to see it as just grass, looks like a great course reply
#3	Lmn February 24 at 8:14pm great race. Great to see irish cross country. It's great when a race is decided towards the end. Keith Kelly...... wonder what he could have accomplished had the injuries not set in. He got top 25 in world cross just after he won NCAA nationals. I think he is the only Irishman to win USA NCAA national cross country. Hope we get to see more of Keith racing in Ireland. Credit to Marck Caroll too. Great to see him actually having a good time racing the next generation. reply
#2	Eire09 February 24 at 4:13pm good coverage mark! should have hung around for the national championships on sunday..would have seen some great club team running! reply
#1	Anonymous Coward February 24 at 2:55pm More great footage Mark. Looks like it was fun and low key. Kelly has a monster stride, he looked like he was jogging while the Polish looked like he was sprinting. Good to see him back at it. Well Done reply

Raymond Fausey

Ras Na hEireann - Mens 6k

May 14, 2009

Men's 6k cross country race from the Battle of the Boyne site in Ireland. This is the 40th year of the race and this year the meet put together an international field of Fins, Pols, Irish, Brits and Americans.

About David Nightingale

Organization:	ZAP Fitness
College:	Princeton University
High School:	Loomis Chaffee - Windsor. Connecticut
Bio:	Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More + Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and… + See More - See Less - Nightingale is beginning his second season of post collegiate running after a very successful rookie season. The 23 year-old ran personal bests this past year of 3:43 for 1,500m, 13:42 for 5,000m, and 7:57 for 3,000m - the latter placing him 4th at the USATF Indoor Championships. Nightingale qualified for both the Indoor and Outdoor USATF National Championships (3k / 5k), and won both the Virginia Tech and Terrier Classic Invitationals on the track. Nightingale also performed well in both cross country and the roads - he was 10th at both the USATF Club and World XC Trials and won the Armagh Road Race 5k in Northern Ireland in a course record time of 13:54. David will have an abbreviated strength based fall before returning to XC and track in the spring of 2010.

Related Pages
   - Bio: About David Nightingale
   - Speaker: Mark Carroll
   - Speaker: Keith Kelly
   - Coverage: Ras Na HEireann (Ireland)

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