I received a good question about the junior courses for Drumgor and their age suitability: Both runs take place in a large housing estate that is covered by a comprehensive network of footpaths, alleyways, and cycle paths. Whilst I can’t guarantee that the courses will be traffic free, the only roads to be crossed are minor estate roads that are usually very quiet, and the courses have been purposefully planned to make use of the path network so that the majority of crossings, if any, take place at cul-de-sacs or parking areas as shown on the image. Both the morning and afternoon runs do Read More …

And so to Drumgor… For all those thinking of coming there are a couple of notes to read in advance with regard to the map: Due to the nature of the estate, with its comprehensive path network and large number of housing blocks, purely in the interests of clarity we have made some decisions which mean that the map no longer fully complies with the ISSOM standard. We follow the letter of the law but have applied the rules obliquely: Impassable Features: The definition of an impassable wall / fence symbol does not necessarily mean that the feature is actually Read More …

The Spring Cup tables are now available in the public folder “Club Colour Series”.  The points assigned are place points (ignoring non-members) and it is the lowest two scores which count.

Evening Folks. I just wanted to say a large thank you to all the wonderful volunteers who helped out on Wednesday evening: Aileen, Ian, Stephen, Shaun, Susan, Sophie, Steph ( any more s’s?!? ), Mark, and Ben, and a special thanks and apology to Cara who manned the starts all evening without getting a run, because of a no-dog rule that I knew nothing about and take full responsibility for. While I’m apologising, I’d also like to apologise for the delayed start. This was due to having to move all the controls we had set out for a successful school event earlier in the afternoon. Hopefully the Read More …