Farranfore St. Stephen's Day 5K

26/12/2022

Pictures now being uploaded to https://www.facebook.com/farranforemv/

Our Athetic Club caters for athletes of all ages within a catchment area stretching from Farranfore

26/12/2022

Results are now in. Report and Pictures to follow soon

26/12/2022

Limited number of late entries allowed up to 11.45 on the day. You must register at the GAA Hall in Farranfore. €20 per person

25/12/2022

Weather cold but dry for the race tomorrow.

25/12/2022

Happy Christmas to everyone ! Less than a day to go.

One of the oldest road races in Ireland takes place every St. Stephen's day.

22/12/2022

Our Road Race is not just for elite athletes and is very much a family event. No family typifies this as much as the Pierse family who over the years have made this part of their Christmas tradition.. Old and young are always present and once again 3 generations of the family will attend on the day. Their matriarch Olive Pierse will once again be at the finish line to present the winning lady with the Fr. O'Donnchadhu trophy which they kindly sponsored some time back. Last year it was presented to Olympic Michelle Finn

21/12/2022

Last entries taken at 9.00am on the day of the race. Online entries only.
Race Numbers can be collected from 10.30am at the Farranfore GAA Grounds.
Ample parking available, no parking along road-side
Race Start is beside Kerry Group Mill on Farranfore to Firies Road. Road will be closed for duration of race.
Free 2K fun run starts at 11.00 am.
5K race starting at 12.15 pm sharp.
Refreshments after in the Community Hall at the GAA pitch.

One of the oldest road races in Ireland takes place every St. Stephen's day.

20/12/2022

Thanks to Aherns pharmacy Farranfore for their generous sponsorship.

20/12/2022

Thanks to the Brehon Hotel Killarney for sponsoring one of the prizes in the Road Race

19/12/2022

The first Farranfore MaineValley club athlete across the line athlete could be a competitive affair this year. Dermot Dineen, Brendan Lynch and Arthur Fitzgerald are all in the mix.
Or could it be the young kids on the block Isaac Vickers or Conor McCarthy who steals the show ?