Glenmore AC had a small group of 5 athletes who made the 2.5 hour journey from the Cooley Peninsula to Ferbane, Co. Offaly on Saturday last for the

Day 2 of the Louth Cross Country Championships got underway on Sunday last in St. Fechins GFC in Termonfeckin, hosted by Aces AC. The conditions were nothing short

Cross country season kicked off on Sunday last with day 1 of the Louth Championship held at the county grounds in Darver. After a very wet few days

Well done to the 4 Glenmore AC athletes who took part in Sundays St Vincent’s 5km. James Dunne ran an impressive 18:11 to finish 4th overall and 1st

Glenmore AC hosted its juvenile awards day on Saturday last. To mark this special 50th anniversary of the club the athletes met at ‘The Glenmore stone’ which marks

Bellurgan Park Sunday 11th October U9 – born in 2012 & 2013 – 600m U11 – born in 2010 & 2011 – 1500m U13 – born in 2008

On Thursday evening last 4 Glenmore AC athletes competed at the Alec Fennell juvenile races. All 4 athletes claimed podium finishes with Ethan Nichols taking 3rd place in

To help mark the 50th Anniversary of the formation of the club, every effort was made to ensure that this year’s Carlingford 5K was the best one yet.

It was a day filled with podium finishes for the Glenmore AC athletes who travelled to the Lourdes Stadium on Saturday last to take part in the Setanta

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