Results Clonmel (3) - 22/05/10

[willie reynolds]

Meanwhile the Clonmel race flown same day as Rosscarbery with a later liberation at 1.00pm in a fresh SE wind proved a slower affair for the 32 members who had sent 234 birds in City of Derry Fed. Taking the top positions are Maiden City fanciers Kieran Quigley and Damien Dunne who are 1st and 2nd with Joe and Donal Kelly Londonderry in 3rd. Foyle members Louis & Mickey Moran are in 4th & 7th with Davy Wick from Londonderry enjoying a good race to take 5th, 14th & 16th.

Other results: 6th - J & G Ramsey; 8th - Concannon Bros; 9th, 11th, 12th & 19th - M/M Maxwell; 10th - B Page; 13th - N Murray; 15th & 18th - A Lyle; 17th - Coyle Bros; 20th - D Kelly.

City of Derry Federation Clonmel (3) 33/234 – Dunne & Quigley Maiden City 1392, Dunne & Quigley 1354, J & D Kelly Londonderry 1353, L & M Moran Foyle 1317, D Wick Londonderry 1310, J & G Ramsey Foyle 1293, L & M Moran 1290, Concannon Bros Maiden City 1279, M/M Maxwell Foyle 1269, B Page Maiden City 1246, M/M Maxwell 1239, M/M Maxwell 1236, N Murray Londonderry 1224, D Wick 1188, A Lyle Maiden City 1187, D Wick 1183, Coyle Bros Maiden City 1181, A Lyle 1179, M/M Maxwell 1176, D Kelly Londonderry 1173.

N.I.P.A. Section H:
Limavady 8/118 - 1st R Witherow 1482, 2nd W McILmoyle 1482, 3rd,4th&5th R Witherow 1482,1441,1435, 6th W McILmoyle 1427.
Omagh&Dist 8/96 - 1st,2nd&3rd A Hall 1476,1476,1452, 4th A Kelly 1422, 5th A Hall 1408, 6th R Adams 1347, 7th S Gilmore 1348.
Londonderry Rps - 1st J&D Kelly 1353, 2nd D&P Wick 1310, 3rd N Murray 1224, 4th&5th D&P Wick 1188,1183, 6th D Kelly 1173, 7th P McLaughlin 1172. Congratulations go to NIPA president Joe on taking the top spot from Clonmel with his good blue cock.
Foyle 12/99 - 1st Mr Louis&Michael Moran 1317, 2nd Jim& Gary Ramsey 1293, 3rd Mr Louis&Michael Moran 1290, 4ththru9th Mr&Mrs Paul Maxwell 1269,1239,1236,1176,1159,1141. Well done to the Morons as with the wind changing from south east to north east it meant the birds had to contend not only with the sunny weather but also with a head wind on their final part of their journey home.