THE IRISH ORIENTEER NO.3 JANUARY 1963The "Irish Orienteer" is published at twa-monthly intervaJ.s, and is obtainable throughall Irish O-clubs' Secretaries. All material cancerning arienteering, includingphatographs, will be gratefully received. by the sditar: Jahn McCullaugh, 34 Dun ElllerDrive, Dublin 14.

The next issue of "Irish Orienteer" will be published in early March 1983. Capy shaufdbe with the editor BEfORE fEBRUARY 16th.

COpy dates far the 1963 isllues af TIO er .. giv ..n b..law. The copy qet.. i.. the LATEST DATEfar the receipt of camera- ready capy.

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ISSUE NO.189

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Adv ..rt~sing rata ..in the Irish Ori ..nteer ere £25.00 p..r full plIge, tls.CiO perhalf pag ..'and £6.00 per qu ..rter pege.

'l"heCOII..r photograph in this issu .. shewe' comp ..t'itors taking part in 'theN~tion,el O'rient'aering Dey all"n,tat Thra .. Rock Woad" ea. 'Dublin, end wes takenby Justif' Mey.

AGE CLASSES fOR 1983Age else .... far arient ..ering changs an January l.t "ech year. Yaur ,.g..far

orient ..ering purpo ....s is th ..,age yeu will h..lI.. attained an D ..c...b..r 31'.t 'af the y•• rin qu ...tian. far 198,3 th .. Cl .......8 a.r..'•• follows:

Clae .. Ysar af Birth Cla89 :f.ar af Birth

M!W,l0 )913 er latar W 19 1949 - 1964M/)rI 11 1971 - 19,12 M 21' 1949 - 1962M!W 13 1969 - 1970 "';,W35 1,941.- 1'948M!W 15 1967 - 1966 M!W 43 1934 - ,1940I1/w 1,1 1965 - '1966 M!II 50 1.928 - 19a3M I'" 1963 - 1964 M!W 56 1922 - 1921Han _,M, WOm.n ..III.In evants abre ..d ....na' clasaes ars usually dsna,t..d H (,H..rrsn)"and wo ..an8" classes' D' (,DaJI!..n"). Som.tti'ing f.ar wemen .nt ..ring IIvllntsen th'.. Cantin lintto, nat .. i..that tpe D'19 cla88 is ueually a'lllyf~r' 19-20 year aIds, and' that thllWomsne' open class i9 D2'1., While, it i9 p..r..i99ibla to, run in a claas highar -i.e. n..arar to, M21/W19 - than yaur carrect ag .. clae9, yau may net run in a clsa8lower than yaur own.

GERRY CHARNLEY

Tl'lefoll'OlI<i79:r,epart apprar'ed in ,ths lriSh Times af Dec ..mber 15th" headed"Paliceman dies": "A graup of pal ice cadets watched in harrar ,yest;I!l'dayas theirinstruc,tor fell 500 feet to, his deeth Ollllr.an iC;y precipic.e in th .. Lek ..District.Ser'leant GerB,ld Ct]arnley (53) fram Lancashire' polic .. plung ..d aff Swi'rrllli Edge, on300Gl f;'o'th,:Lgit"Helvellyn." Gilrry Charnley wae 'th" pri~Cipal ,argaiiiser e'f ths KarrimorHauntain' Hiuathon °since'its il)ceptian, and was ..well knaifnOOfig~r.. in British Orienteeringand fell-runlJing circles. May he rest in p..ace.

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THE EDITOR.1.2.ll1.

So, we mede it! Irish Orienteering has aurllived yet another yeer, despiterecessians snd depreSsions. The O-year waS really rather successful in a funny sartof way. Quite a number of interesting things hapPllned here - wa hllid two internation-al two-day evarrts , demonatrating the vari ..ty af ty,pas of Irish Or-ienoteering (in moreways than one). we had a Cospeir Natianal O"Day which was coneiqered a success byalmost all ,and the Cennaught (ar Cennecht) Regian came of age. 'iThe Irish Orienteer"materialised fram th .. aehes of the "LOC Newsletter" (with no help from John Mulcahy).and Irish Teams took part in the Continental Cup in Scotland, and in two Juniar HameInternatianals._ It appeers that at long'la'at the mapping doldrums have been leftbehind - quite a numbllr of osw maps, many af them lacal parks ar smell woads, haveappeered, and th .. cancept of the Calaur event is being mare widely accapted. Severalnew clube, apen !. clos ..d, hava farmed ar b"oomll activ .., and ariant ..ars as a whols areprabably fitter than ever, wij;h mora end more tsking to hill-run.ning Or athletics inadditian.

All, hawever, is nat sweetness and light: th .. "alOe aId problems persiet - thetotal leck af farw~rd planning either by clube or by lOA (Who' ere busy ~naugh tryingto, keep the l..eky ship af Irish Orient ....ring aflaat and steering in eppraximately theright directian, and quell any mutinies amang the crew), and th.. small number af pepplewilling to, ahsre ths load and allaw the spart to, develop.

Do, we want to, develop the spart in I~eland? Csn we, et our present l..vel af expert-ise, allow it to, dev ..lop until we ca~ cops with it? Can we affard to, inorease portic-ipatian'until we hailS ..n efficient anough arganiaetienal baae to, cape with a hugeincrease in numb ..rs, or ar ..we wasting aur time trying to, inor ..ass partioi~"tion?What io the wastage rate - haw many peepl ..er .. laat to th.. sport sfter s bri ..f ..ncauntar?Who knaw.? ~he c..r..a? Th ..lack ef pl ..nning far dellelap...nt ext ..nds further: th ..Warld Champion.hipe tak .. pilloe in Hungery in SlIptember, yet lit,tl..ar no fund raisinghos taken place - God h..lp those haping for a pl ..ce an ths WOC 'BS tssm far Australia!

Lsstly, I'd lika to, wish yau all a happy O-y ..ar in 1983, and I hape we'll sllstill be hsre in a year's tim... L..t's make 1983 thll "Yser af th .. Cantraller" - ..areeffective oontrolling, and ..very cantrol in t,h.. right placa.

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lOA CONTROLLERS COURSEDate: 12th-13th f..bruary, 1983Venue: Wesley College, Bellinteer, Dubl,in 16.Inetructar: Tany Tharnl ..y (BOf)ree: 1.:7-00 '- Thi. fae ia inclusille of lunch for bath days..If you '!Iishto ,apply far a place an the calJli""plll.....e contact the lOA 5ecretaryi....ediat,ely. C..therine Murtagh - 1'11 Heddingtan Raed, Dublin 4. (01-682951)

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CONN AUGHT REGION NEWS

Orienteering in the West took off to a very ective atert with ths WesternEegle. Orienteering Club AGH which was held in the Weetern Hotel , Athsnry. The.eeting we. well ettended, and the following committee elected:Cheir ..en: Noel Coneerney. Secretary: frenk Ryan, Treesur.r: Bob Cehelen.Aesi.tant S.cr.tery: Noreene Ruene. PRO: Seemua Cahalan, Club Captein: PedreigHiggins. Spon.or.hip Co-ordinator: Berry Scanlon, Committ •• H.",b.r.: Br.ndenHiggins(A ••t. PRO), Kieran Jordan, Michael Cehelan, Alen Pr.nd.rgast, S.die Coneerney.

Galway RTCO al.o had th.ir AGM. Thi. yeer the Club hes r.c.iv.d its biggestmemb.rahip to det. and hope. are high for e succeaeful •••• on. The Club has e largenUlOber of beginners end it i. hoped to h.ve so..e competitions axclusivaly fornovice. aa the eeeson proceede. GRTCO er. already giving cle •••• in map r.eding to811 beginnera - the first two claBs8s receiv.d s great re.pon •• end it i. hoped thetthis will help to promote the .port in the W ••t.

Tha big newe must be the formation of the Connecht Region.l Orient.aring Councilwhich wa. formed at a meeting in Galway RTC on October 18th. Reprea.ntetive. of allthe Connaught Club. attended, end the following Committe. wes elect.d.Chairman. frenk Ryen (WEO) , S.cretary. Mery Young (LKAC), Tr.e.urar: Brenden Higgins(GATCO) PRO. S.emu. Cehelan (GRTCO) , Reault. Co-ordinator: John Crowley (UCGO).

EUROPEANNOTEBOOK

WHY NOT TRY AN ORIENTEERING "HOLIDAY"?

You ..ight IJ.k. to consid.r aa •• of the following evente.

Mey 21-23Jun 28 -

Jul 3Jul 3-9

8-1010-1713-1713-1516-22

Jul 30 -Aug 3

Jul 31 -Aug 6

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Belgien 3-0ey.(15.4.83)Bulgarie Cup 5-0ey.Kainuu Week, finland (13.5.83)3-Joure de Ju.re, Switzerland (30.4.83)Sorlendageloppen, 6-Dey, NorweyAustrian 5-Dey,P1nkefeld (1.5.83)O.tgota 3-Daye, Linkoping, Sweden (16.5.63)O-Ringen 5-Day., Anderetorp, Sweden (1.4.83)Quebec 5-Day

Scottiah 6-Dey, Deeeide. (1.4.83)Czech 5-Deya. Jicin (1.6.83)Canadien ChempionehipeCzech 3-Dey, Bratielave (15.7.83)

further information on theee event. may be obteined from the lOA Internationelfixtures 5.cretary. Larry Roe, 36 Wedge~ood. Sendyford Roed, Dublin 14•(If you are thinking of any event to whioh anybody from Ireland hee baen beforethen you could pick up a lot of useful informetion by telking to them sbout it.In perticular if you are thinking of one in Eestern Europ., don't expect to gete equere .eal until you return!)

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O'id Lag Goes Training

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God be wi th the days "hen traoks were made of grass or,worse, oinders, when ooaohes roa~d ~~ke lions and most ofus suspeoted that fartlek oame from beans. Around wepounded blowing out our oheeks lUte Gordon Pirie andspiking ourselves and others with real spikes that drewblood.

It's allover now, "no sweat" they say, - al)d twinkle-toes OCleirigh skims across the line, Justin May oarveshis musoles down to a oonvenient size before events andWally and Pat return from the Lebanon because it is tooSJM,ll to,train in. Lesser mortals wring out their s'leat-bands at the last oontrol in feeble imitation. ",You,don'tneed to be fast," they say - as they float over the brashings."Regularity, not speed," they shout baok - as they push thehills down under their feet. - It's like an All-Branad:vertiaement.

But stop a Dloment, look who'sdalking. These are Nationaland International standard athlete~' aided and abetted byMarathon runnerll who train that way an:yway. These peoplewill automatioally paoe themselves at a ulleful level during,t'raining forgett,ing that, 1)y teQ.:ralt8fttor experienoe, theyare able to aooept a whole range of physical and mentalcUsco.mforte whioh present real barriers to the aspiringathlete. Also, tbey have time on their side, or are preparedto make saori,fioes, whioh others are not, for the sake oftraining.

Let us look at our aspiring athlete, he is young (17 - 35)medioally fit, and able to run the full lsngth of hie oourseat a modellt paoe. He gets his orienteering run eyery twoweeks, but gete lost if he pushes too bard as he is not fiteDough to oonoentrate when tired. We leave him to eink intothe brashings. He oan get a good run on alternate week-endsand perhaps a half-hour or two dUring the week. He's notgoing to improve muoh by jogging. "Db no," they ory, j'wenever meant jogging." The plot thiokensl "we mean runningbut not fallt." Ever tried to keep up with Carey May whenshe'll not going fast?

So, to basios, what are you training for? You are trainingto be able to run on your own tbrough the forest at the upperedge of your fitness band. 'l'bat'sit! lot total exhaustion,or you won't be able to think. Beoause you will be on yourown you must teaoh yourself to mOve up and down through yourfitness band, and this is something that plodding will nev,erteaoh yoU. Warm up slowly, five minutes at the least, at theend of whioh you should be just.rabout ready to sweat. Youare now ready to follow what ,ever sOhedule you have mappedout for yourself but, to that sohedule, add' ju~t,one smallingredient - TRY A LITTLE HARDER -. This ingredient ie theone our athletes forget, to 'tell us abou,t beeause 1t hasbeoome automatio to thell. 'From tille to time, as it ocoursto ,you On a run, ask yourself 'oan I 'gb just a little faster?'Then inoreass your paoe jU,stenough to'notioe '1t, no more,and carry ~n until you ~irik of it again. In this way yourepeatedly cross tire,\.eritalba:~iEi·rwhioh we all have togreater effort, and ask just that little bit .ore of ourphysical performance as well. As someon8"s ooaoh saidsometime 'GET OUT THERE ABD GET 'l'OREIll'.

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THE JAN KJEllSTROM TROPHY - KENDAL, CUMBRIA 1st _ 4th APRIL, 1983,

The D,U,O, bus to, the event wiLl leave Dublin on the evening of Thursday, March 31stand arrive, via Liverpool, in time for the Training Event on friday, April 1st, Thebus will be on hand,to convey compatito'rs to aach dayl,,,event and to the Event Centrein Kendel town, It will return, again vi~ Liverpool, after the Relay Event of April4th" arriving back in Dublin on the morning of Tuesday, April 5th, The cost of thetrip will be in the region of IR£SS, including accommodation which has already beenreserved in Burneaide (lesB thet 2 miles from the Event Centre),Those wishing to reserve a place on the bus should send s deposit of IR£20 + SAE to:Mark Ilonovan, "Crannech", Hillcrest Road, Sandyford, Co, Dublin by January 31st,To thoae who have paid their deposit and pay the balance by the snd of february weare offering a fixed price of IR£50,Entry forms will be available through all club secretsries by the end of the firstweek in January, Anyone looking for further information may contact Msrk Donovan attha above address or Susie Quinn, 3 Dundala Park, Sandycova, Dun Laoghaire, Co, Dublin,In the evant of there being insufficiant interest shown by Ja'1uary 31st, all depositswill be raturned immediataly.

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IRISH HILL RUNNERS ASSOCIATION fIXTURES

Sorrell Hill, Eaet of Ble8eington,13,~0 hrs.Three Rock Mountain from Ballinteer Shopping Centra, 13,30 hrsSaahsn, near 8ellinascorney, Co, Dublin, 13,30 hraWer Hill Circuit, Glencrea, Co, Wicklow, 13,30 hr.Luggela Circuit, Co, Wicklow, ,Start on Roundwood-Sally Gap road, 13.30

,The detes and times of theee racea should be confirmad beforehand with aither PaddyO'Brien (905059) or Douglse Barry (868180),

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Chiltern Challenge, Stokenchurch, n••r'High Wycombe, Buckillghemahire,Entriea cloae 5.1,83Weet Scotland Championships, Dalry Moor, near Ayr, (20,1,83)Southern Navigators Badge Everi1;,Long Valley, near Aldera"ot, Surry, (24.1,83)Saru~ Saunter Badga Event, Naw fbrast, Hampshire, 'Co~corda Chaae, Star Paste, naer Reading. (24,1,83)East Pannine OC Badga Event, Bingley St.lvee, near Bradford, (5.2,83)Southern Championshipa, New forest (10,1.83)Mole Valley Badge Event" Headley Heath, S of London. (T,2.83)St,D'avids Day Badga Evant,Cardiff, (18,2,83')Midland Championahips, Budby, Nottinghamshire, near Worksop,Norwich Badge Event, felbrigg, Norfolk, (28,2,83)CLOK Badge Event, H~pswall & Bardan MOOr, ne~r Csttarick, N,Yorks,Delemere Trophy, Delamar. fore,st, Cheshire, near'Runcorn. (12,3,83)Sexona Badga Evant, Hemstead forest,SE Englend. (21.2,83)BOK' Trot, Tintatn, SWales, (5.3,83)British Universities Chempionahips, Sou,th WaJ.ea.

furthar details of thase events lIIaybs ·ob~ainad in "CompaesSport/The Orienteer",1

URAWING AN ORIENTEERING MAP - Eoin Rothery (AJAX)

~J. REGISTER

And now we come to the most important aspect of your map. If you get this one wrongand ell the others right, your map will still be a shambles. You cannot 'get awaywith' a substandard register. It is not good enough to slap any old cross downanywhere and hope that it turns out all right. That fancy colour quadrant is nicebut it is not a good register tool. It should be used only ee a reminder, and asas indication to the compotitor.

If your register is bad the map becomes almost impossible to drew. If you do manageto drew the map and the printer manages to register the register msrks then all yourcolours will be off. If he tries to register the map - by the way, he is most unlikelyto do this, but it is something the photographer might try - then the register markwill look as if it is off. If there are other maps on the seme plete, and the printerregisters your faulty register than all the other maps will be sffectsd., i.e. theywill be wrecked.

The first thing to do is to decide where the frame is going. Thon at each corner,on tho compilation map, 1 cm outside the frame, put 4 rogister crossas. For thisit would be usoful to have a 0.1 mm pen and 8 light table, but use the finest penyou have and be careful. Thon put the 'Bl\,ck' shoot on top of this en,d trace thecrosses carefully. Now do the 8sme for the other 4 shests - rsgister eech ons indiv-idually to the compilation mop.

Before drawing any pert of the map, make sure you hove lined up the crosses correctly.At intervalS check, it might have slipped. After you have finished it may be necess-ary to thicken up the crosses to 0.2 or 0.25, if you are going to reduce. If youore putting a colour quadrant in, meke doubly aure that it is right, and make Burethat the photographer and printsr know to ignore this, and use the ones outside theframe. Printers like to remova register marks, but you must insist that he does not.When the map haa been printed the marke mey be trimmed off, eince you have wisely putthem outside the frsme. This means you can check the register after printing.

4. URAWING THE MAP

The easiest order to do the colours in is os follows:- Blsck, Brown, Blue, Green,Yellow. You trace all of these off the compilation mep, but in doing some of thelater ones you may have to put the Black (usually) below the compilation map to checkthat what you have registers.

If you are right-handed you work from the top left hand corner to the bottom right,vice verSa for left handed 1 prasume. If you have not taped the map to the drawingsurface then you can rotete it around while drawing. Thia is so you can avoid leaningyour hand on linas you have just drewn.

It will be necessary to put a piece of soft tissue under your hand. This reducesthe grease pr.ob Lem , Even with your nice clean hands thet you wDsh each time beforeyou start you will find that they will grease the film making it much more diffic~ltto drew on.

IThe pen should be held at a high angle to the drawing surfece, notical, unless you can do it comfortably. Ths ink should be allowednib to the surface, without the nib actually touching as you draw.damage both the film and the pen.

essentially vsrt-to flow from theIf it does it msy

Get the thicker lines out of the way first, as smaller lines may heve to be displacedto accommodate roads and suchlike. They are also more liable to smudge. for dashed

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lines a double stroke of the pen makes for a better appearance. After ell theline features you do the dotted lines and point features. Dots are the drawer'scurse 8S they smudge if you breathe on them. The Orienteering Map Symbol Letrasctsheet is very useful for point features and is available from Hervey Map Services.

There are two methods of putting the sCreens for colour areas on the map. Letrstoneis a brand neme for sheets of dots and lines. Matt colours (fest open, fight) aredone by putting aroas of solid black on your Grscn end Yellow sheets. Altsrnatively,you may use Letrafilm 151M which is an opaque film, red in colour. You cSn e190 geta red, photogrsphically opaque t,ape, but this tends to shrink. for the dot screensyou must remember that if you use too fine a screen then the dots will merge end youwill be left with a blotchy patch. Lorge dots look cumbersome but this is the priceyou have to pay.

The other method you cen use is one of prepsring a seperate drawing for each screen- Walk, Slow Run, Rough Open. On each drewing all the patches are opaque or blackand an instruction is written on each to the photographer - 50~ Green etc. The photo-grapher has these screens, with quite fine dots, end es he makes the negative he willexpose these 8S appropriate. Curracloe, the Park maps and ~arvey maPS use thismethod, while most Irish maps use the Letratone (Camolin, Phoenix Park, Kylebreck,etc.). The second method mey also be used to remove the yellow from under all theBlue sheet. All Letretone must be well burnished down or bubbles will ¥how up, Orths whole piece may come off.

5. SURROUNIlS

The freme should be a thick uniform line. The title can be a thick pen or you mayuse fancy Letreeet, or other stick-on letters. At all costs try and avoid the'Starposts' (JK'B2) sort of title, which competitora mey try and nevigate through.

North should be instantly identifiable and arrows should go on the magnetic northlines. A scale ber is difficult to drew well, but may be essential for simple meps.You should also state the scale a9 a ratio.

'rhe legend should be logical. Put all ths screens together, B.ll the lines together,and tha same for points. Div,ide the 3 sectione by colour.

Credit m~st bs given where it is due. 1 don't think that a set of initiels f~llyrewards a peraon for hie effort and co-operation, no matter how small the input intothe survey may have been. It is standard practice in moat publications to list theauthors in order of tha importance of their contributions.Lettering msy be typed onto a piece of pepar, cut out end stuck to tha map. Stencil-ling with the conventional stencils is difficult to do well. A Leroy syatem stencilis eesier and produces good reeults, but ie feirly expensive. Letraaet is difficultto get straight. for the last 3 it is assential to USB a aheet of graph pepar underyour sheet.

THREE ROCK ORIENTEERING CLUB

A firat of all, a big "Thenk You" to a.ll ~ho helped et the Currecloeavent et the Irish T~o-Dey in November, perticularly thoee who under-took monotonoua job. lika results proceseing or sitting in depreseioneall day. Without your help anything would have been poeeible!Congretulations also to our c,ompetitora who did ~ell in the event .. a3ROC whole, and to Ma rUn Melone for both winning H 15 each day and beingjoint winner of the lOA Couree Planning Competition.

Thank. also to Oiain and the Oate who did such a good job on the Chrietmas ScoreEvent on Three Rock - you cen take the rest of the dey off.

Training rune continue ~eekly at Oatlande Collega, Stillorgen, on Wadneadaysat 18.30 hra, and will include occoaional etraet-O rune on tha new map.

Ae promised, 3ROC beat GEN in th~ CompaasSport Cup match on Novembar 11th.Tha next round tekos placa before the and of februery, and ie being arranged etpresent either in Scotland or Northern Iraland. Membara will be circularised.

following the ehock defeat of tha official 3ROC B-claee team in the LaineterRelay Champion.hipe (by a DIY 3ROC team), ~e'll obviously have to review ourselection procedure. in the hope that ~e gat it right for the JK and the IrishChempianships.

Our mapping cruaade has got underway with four ereas being surveyed at present-if you want to help and you haven't yet volunteered, contect Mepping Co-ordinetorBarry Dalby (Ph. 974994). Experience ie not necessary, enthusieam ia!

The Club'a aevanth Annual Ganeral Maeting ~ill take place on January 20that Wasley College,Bellinteer. and will be followsd by a alida ahow. All membere endpro'pective membere are ~elcome. While on the eubject (elmoet), annual eubecriptionaare now due for 1983.

3ROC trackauit. are again aveilable et around £15.QO. Contect Club Sac.Avril Sloane, with your vital .tatistics. The addre.a ie 24 Clonerd Park, SandyfordRo.d, Dubli11 j 4.

Congratul.tiona to Brandan and Clara McGrath on tha arrival of their new Clubm.mb.r. Ml John HcGr.th. Wa hope oth.r club membere ~111 will make a similar effortto increaae member.hip in 83.

W. hope that 3Rookers Avril Sloane, Noel Carroll, Ronan Claary, Justin Mey,John McCullough, Ted McGrath, Ie" HcNaill .nd Larry Roe have recov.red from theirex.rtions in the Dublin Harathon. Perheps the Merethon organiaer. could come to anoriente.ring event to eee how a ra.l fin~sh opar.tes!

Finally, JK '83 entries .re b.ing co-ordinated through the Club - particul.rlyfor the Relay event ao ~e can en.ure that p.ople .re fixed up ~ith relay teems .efar aa po.aibla. It you intend trev.lling to the JK, let us know b.fore the cloaingdate for entries, January 31at. Contact John McCullough at 34 Dun Emer Drive,Dublin 14 (981556).

Abeolutely fin.lly. a Heppy New Year to all our m.mbere, end may you all havea succeeeful and enjoyable O-year in 1983.

LEINSTER v LONDON CHALLENGE

• The l.inster v London Challenge match takee place on the waekend of febru.ry19/20. The event on Saturd.y will be the LOK Klubb Handicap at an area convani.ntto London. and the mejor avent of the waekend will be the Concorde Chaae competitionat Star Posts, the .ree usad for the 1982 J~ near Reading. further infonation ••ybe obtained from Juatin May (Phone 941183). Travel coats are usually k.pt as Iowa.poasible, and wa .t.y in the house. of London orienteera. With the demise of MagicBus, boat and trein ie the most likely mean. of tranaport, .0 you Can etart practicinggoing withoUt aleep for threa Bucceasiva nights now!

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CORK ORIENTEERING CLUB NEWS.

TRAINING: Merch 18 - 20 O-courae for teachers at Gougane Barra.Willie Cunningham (021-652453)

Th. dinner dance hald on December 14th at Jury's Hotel proved a graatThenka to Carmek O'Brien, Li~ Daane and Colette Cotter for organiaing.

Club tripe are planned to tha Scottiah Six Day event in early Auguetsee details elaawhere in thia issue. A trip to Scandinavie in 1984 ia alaoplanned.

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1983-being

Heetinge continue eech Tuasday ev.ning .t the Alderman lounge bar near theCity Hall.

Congratulations to H.eve Cunnan. on the Irish Junior taam to Scotland inNovembar. to Liz Daana, Pat Cadogan Dave Calnan Phil Scally and the Cunnene familyon thair fine p.rformances at the Two D.y International, to Darina, MaRve and PatCunnane , John Calnan , Pat Cadogan end Sean Cotter on winning 1982 Munater Leaguetitlaa. and .180 to the runnera-up Michell. Ryan, Michael Ryan, Gerry Ryen, frankCunnana, S.amue Cunnane. Liz Deane. fred C.lnan. Donal Dilworth, Chriatin. Twomey ••••

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ODDS AND ENUS AND ODDS •••

'A Cork Schools O-A ••ociation has been eet up and will run a SChoola O-Laagueorganised jointly with Cork O-Club. The CMairman ia Willi. Cunn~ngham (Midleton V.S.),Secretary Niamh Cronin (South Preaentation Convent Secondary School), and TreasurerK.thleen De.lay (Sacred H.ert Secondary School) ••••• JK·83 entry form. have been a.ntto ell Club Secr.tarie •• Entri •• clo •• Jan 31at ••••• Tony Thornley i_ to come toIreland agein to give a Controllere Cour.e on feb 12-13 1983. Detail. from IOA ••..•••3ROC go forward to meet three Scottish clube in ths next round of the Comp.a.SportCup after their succees agein.t GEN •••• CompsssSport mag.zine can be obtained throughTha Irish Orienteer at the ridiculously low price of IRt5.00 per annum ••••Ov.rhsardat the Nova.ber 2-Dey:"Curr.cloe ia no good for orienteering-it'e spoilsd by all thoaecontours" •••• IOA ia looking for e n.w S.cratary. Develop.ent Officer and PRO. atlsast •••• COSPOIR haa adopted the thelle at "Sport and the Older Pereon" for 1983 _orienteering ehould do ~ell frail any publicity along theee lines. I ••• n. you only

have to look .t the Iri.h tD.m •••• Rumour h.s it that ths fIOA may m.et in1983 or1984 •••••Haa .nybody y.t coma up with a fest, c.rtain way at checking th.t everyone hasbeen accounted for after an event? I'f 110, pleaa. let TIO know befora it's too late •••Irish Championships 1983: IOC'83 will taka place at Silvllrminas, Co. Tipperary, onSaturd.y/Sundey April 16/17. organisad by Thomond O.C. Entry forms will be availableby the end of January. Clo.ing date for entriea will b. Monday. March 7th. Enquiriesto: Fiona HcGoldrick. 7 Jllnemount, Corbally, Limerick.

Th. AGH of the A__oeiation for Adventur. Sport. will take plec. on Saturdayfebruary 5th et 5.30 pm at Tiglin Adventure Centra, A.hford. Ca. Wicklow.

The AGH ~ill b. preceded by e confer.nc. on the .ubject of "Building forAdv.ntur. Sporta" or "How to build your own Club hou.e/ Hutl C.ntre without goingbankrupt" .t 2.30 p••

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THE MAPPING OF CRONYBYRNE

A last minute rush for a printers deadline lead to severalomissions from the map of Cronybyrne. Most were minor and threeappeared as map corrections. The major omission, however was thatof the history of the map. I have criticised the practice ofleaving this off previous maps so I hope this article might go someway to righting this wrong. The first event in Cronybyrne -Ballinastraw WaS held on 22/3/70. The map was the 0.5. six inchwith forest roads marked on by Paddy McCann. The M21A coursecontained t.h.eclassic control " The Tree Stump" which was locatedon the summit of the high rocky knoll in Ballinastraw (East of themain road). The knoll was not obvious on the map, marked only bya lin~ of dots(lOO' contour} among the tree symbols. Nigel Barkovercame this difficulty to win the l2.9km course in 182 minutes.Niall Rice was 2nd (200), Paddy O'Leary 3rd (2l0). 16 people ran theA and among the notables to finish down the field were 7th Joe Bent(263), 9th Sean Rothery (280) and lOth Colin Dunlop (309).

In December 1970, just over 1 year after the first eventin Leinster an event waS held on Ballinastraw. Mapping Standardsb..adaccelerated dramatically and this map, drawn by Sean Rothery,Was the fourth 2 colour map to appear. Nigel Bark continued hisunbeaten run to win in 106 mins. from Michael Lunt and Joss Lynam.Then in March 1971 Nigel Bark was beaten for the first time in Ityears by Michael Lunt at a score event in Ballinastraw, againorganised by Sean Rothery, by the smallest margin - 425 to 420.

Another Score event was organised in October 1971 by Paddy McCannand this time the order was 1 S Rothery 2 P McCormack 3 N Rice.Maura Byrne (Thornhill) won the 'Nomens. In December 1971 NiallRi~e organised an event on his new map of Cronybyrne (West of theroad) and this saw one of the closest finishes yet, wita Paddy O'Learywinning in 113 mins. from N Bark 114 M Lunt 115 S Rotnery 122 ER 124and Colin Dunlop 130. In October 1972 timing had gone to seconds andNiall Rices second event saw Nigel Bark winning by 45 seconds fro.Colin Dunlop with 137.05. Next were Sean Rothery 144.55, Tom McCormackl55.0~and Ted McGrath 156.30. Niall organised his third event inSeptember 1973. This was won by Jim Butler with 88 minutes for 8.5km.Maire Cregan (Walsh) won the womens.

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1974 saw the whole '<1.rCaas one map again. Colin Dunlop andAlan Wo1.fe combined to draw a black and wlm1.temap. They organised ane~ent in November and the winners were Michael Lunt and MonicaTurley, The next event was in June 1975 organised by the Newrnans andDiana Large on a map redrawn by Diana Large. Somebody won with NiallRice second and Sean Rothery third. Eileen Loughman won the womens.It was a bot day and the eVElntwaS poorly attended, so anotherwas organised by Niall Rice in September. Somebody won, beating 'NallyYoung by 10 seconds with 89.20 and a Swiss Marcus Grubr third (93).Maire Walsh was the best lady.

It was around this time that we learned that the Forestry wererunning a woodcock count survey in the wood. Nets were being used andorienteering was frowned on. Setanta took control of the area whenIrish Orienteers was disbanded. When AjlaxWaS formed in 1979 weapplied for the area and were given it. We started the survey but withthe woodcock count still going on and a new area in Curracloe weshelved it. The club started mappin~ the.area ~n force again in late1981. A map of Championship quality on Championship grade terrain isa huge task to.be compLeted in a 10 month period and it Jwas only becausewe had a team of six experienced surveyors (Niall, Paddy. Philip, EddieGreg and myself) that we were able to complete it.

EOIN ROTHERY

liENNEWS!

A new Committee hes taken officeChairman - Philip RyanSecretary - Wyn McCormackTreasurer - Peget McCormeckSecretary - Jemes Shulmeiater

aince the AliM. They are:Treining Officer - Eilean Loughman

- Mary Healy- Odilla finleyaon

The ••in challenge feeing the club in the coming year is the orgenisetion of theLeinster Ch".pion.hip. in March at Brockegh when it ie hoped ell club membere will beinvolved. This i. alreedy taking up much energy from aome club members getting themapping dona. Any volunteers to help1 Another new mep coming up for printing ie KetiaColligan. This will be an sxcallant area for introducing new peopla to the sport ae iti8 so cloas to ths city.

Msny congrate to Maura Thornhill on a fine win at tha 2 Da.y in November.Eileen ia beck in action 8S Training Offic8r end hae organised the following

nights in lilenalbyn at B.OO pm ( Non-mambere are alao invited to attend):January 19th Beaic orisntssring techniquee. Tsks along recent event mepa and

deciaions and routes will be diecueaed.

february 16th Do you remeaber the e.cellent night on phyeiotherepy laet yaer1Thie will be a similu e.erciee aimed at the general orienteerincluding axerci.es to help eupplenee. and agility.

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MUNSTER O. ASSCN. A.G.M.

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The A.G.M. of the M.O.A. will be held at The Glen Hotel in the Glenof Aherlow on sunday Jan. 23rd 1983. The meeting will follow theMunster League event at Aherlow Wood. Members of all Munster o. Clubs,intending members and everybody interested in the sport of Orienteeringin Munster are urged to attend.

The 1982 Munster League awards will be presented at the Glen Hotelimmediately before the A.G.M.

The final event of the 1982 Munster League took place at Rostellanwood recently. Eight fixtures were designated as League Events. Theywere Kilworth (Jan. 16), Cratloe (Feb 14), Seefin (Mar. 21), Drumleagh(May 2), Castlefreke (Sept 26), Seefin (Oct. 31), Glenbower (NOV. 21)and Rostellan (Dec 5). The different age-classes compete in Leagueevents as follows. A Course M19, 21A and 35: B Course M17 and 43, W19:C Course MIS and 50, W15, 17 and 35; D Course M13, W13 and 43. Acompetitor's points in a League event are calculated by expressing hisor her time as a percentage of 'the average of the three fastest timesrecorded on the particular course on which he or she was running. ThisallOW'S all competitors on each course to compare performances directly,e.g. a W19 performance can be compared directly with an M43 as bothcompete on Course B. Eaoh oompetitor must complete a minimum of 5 outof the 8 designated events. Those completing more than the minimum canshed their less good scores and remain assessed on the total points oftheir 5 best performances. Due to an organisational error at Kilworththe A Course results were declared void for this event, and the 5 bestperformances from the remaining seven events were used. In the resultsbelow many well-known Munster names do not appear. In some cases thisarises from a failure to complete the required minimum. Several juniorssacrificed their League chances by moving up a course in mid-stream inpreparation for international competitions.

se'too"to ORleo"teeRSSETANTA NEWSHappy New Yeer!After a lethargic Christmaa I'm rushinghave to be brief, almost cryptic.1. 1963 Club Mamberahip Faes are

Family - £7.00 IndiVidualP1ssse send thasa to Joe Bent

some Setanta News for the Newslatter. It willnow due.- £5.00- 35 The

2.

The rates sre as follows:Junior/Studant - £3.00Wood, Millbrook Lawne, Tal~aght.

The 19B3 Setanta Committee is ae followe.Chairman - Pat Waleh; Treeeurer _ Joe Bent;Development Officer - Bobby Buckley; CommitteeJohn Kehoe, Piat Van Rooyen.

Secretary - C.atherina Murtegh;Members - Richard Flynn,

3. Setanta Orienteers are running 3 Colour/Badge events on 3 euccessive Sunday ••23rd January - Phoenix Perk30th January - Massey'e Estate & Hellfire Wood6th February - Clara, Co. WicklowVolunteers are nseded. If you Can help pleaee contect Bobby Buckley at 970379.

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'2B2 MUNSTER LEAGUE RESULTSA Cour"

~ M35 !U2.1. S. Cotter CORK 459 1. A. Shaw ThO 514 1. P. Cadogan CORK 5142. C. O'Halloran LEE 507 2. P. Long LEE 5BB 2. D. Dilworth CRTCO 8653. P. Nash SO 537 3. B. Gregor LEE 8024. S. Cunnane CORK 551 4. J. O'Donovan CORK B375. D. Burke LEE 645 5. D. Cronin CORK B496. C. McCarthy CORK 7411. R. Kevanegh LEE/UCC 759B Courteau ill 'oI12A1. J. B. Riordan LEE 456 1. N. Morrish LEE 516 1. C. Nuttall LEE 5372. Ml. Ryen CORK 546 2. F. Calnan CORK 551 2. M. Rohan LEE 657

3. J. Ryan CORK 575 3. M. O'Sullivan LEE 6744. J. Riordan LEE 662 4. M. Groeger LEE 692

'~)5. J. C. Riordan LEE 16B 5. L. Deane CORK 701

6. F. McGoldrick ThOC Coynt.!ill. ill .!ill.

I'~1. J. Calnan CORK 494 1. M. Cunnene CORK 697 1. P. O'Railly LEE 10712. R. Morrie" LEE 499 2. M. Ryan CORK 8513. P. Wllleh LEE 5334. A. 'oIalsh LEE 119 m & m•No fini.harll.5. C. Higgine LEE 926o Coyrt,m !ill. m1. D. Cunnane CORK 539 1. A. 0 hUiginn LEE 56B I, P. Cunnane CORK 819

JAN KJELLSTROM TROPHY EVENT 1983

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The 1983 JK take. place, ae alwaye, at Ea.ter - April 1-4 naxt. For theuninitiated, the event ie the lIajor annual Britiah O-fixture and attracta an entryof around 3 000 runnere. The format of the evant is • training event on the rriday,a two-day individual cOllpetitum on the Saturdey and Sundey, and e relay on thaMonday. Entriea cloee on Januery 31st and ferry berthe ars difficult to get afterearly January, so if you are thinking of going, act now. The trip ia generallyvery worthwhile, particularly if it'. your firet timo to ettend a mejor eventabroad - at least thar. is no major language problam! Entry coats £7.50 forSeniors (M/'ol19+) and £3.50 for Juniora (HI'oI 17-) for two deya. The Relay coeta£4.50/ 6.00/ B.OO per team, depending on claee (all pricee in Starling).Thie year for the first ti.e the A Relay cla •• (for the JK Trophy) will compriseteam. of four runnars, rather than three a8 in previoue yeare. Entry forma hsvebean .ent to ell club eecretaries. The eddress for anquiria. iel JK 'B3,3 Oak bank Hous., Skelemergh, Kendal, Cu~bri. LA8 9AJ, encloeing SAE or replycoupon. Don't forget DUO are running s bua to the event. Contaot Merk Donovan,Crannech, Hillcrest Road, Sandyford, Co. Dublin.

National Senior Squad '2B3

Details of the National Senior Squed 19B3 will be announced shortly. It had beenhopad to have details available by the end of 1982 but this proved impossible asnot ell ths resulte of the evants used for squad rsnking were availeble at that time.

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~eeQ~ientee~saffiliated to the irish orienteering association

LEE 0 NEWSANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Club A'.G.M. will take place at Moores Hotel Cork at 7.30on Monday January 10th. All members are requested to attend.and anybody interested in Orienteering most welcome.

p.m.Friends

MONSTER LEAGUE

Congratulatiol'ls to Clare Nuttall on winning the Senior Ladies awardin the Munster League. Clare's double hat-trick sequence of sixsuccessive wins is going to take some beating. First place awardsalso go to Noel Morrish (M43), John B. Riordan (MI7). Aodan 0 hUiginn(M13) and Paddy O'Reilly (MSO). Second placings go to Colm O'Halloran(M2IA). Pat Long (M3S). Miriam Rohan (WI9A) and Rory Morrish (MIS).with third placings going to Bill Gregor (M3S), Mary O'Sullivan (WI9Aland Peter Walsh (MlS).

JUNIOR HOME INTERNATIONAL

The most outstanding performance in the Irish Junior Team whichcompeted recently against Scotland and England undoubtedly came fromLee O's Aideen Morrish. In a very high-class field Aideen showeda clean pair of heels to the opposition and was Ireland's sole winner.Congrats Aideen - triplets watch out'

Lee Orienteers wishes a Happy Christmas and a Sporting 1983 to alltheir friends in The Four Green Filds.

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ORIENTE~RING MAPS of Woodstock, Ini.tioge. Co.Kilkenny are atillavailable from the Scout Aesociation of Ireland, 66 Lower LeesonStreet, Dublin 2 (Phone 608111).The mep ia atl: 10 000 8cale , surveyed in 1976" and comea with achoice of three premerkad courses: A cour8e (3.5 km, 13 controle),

WOOOSTOCII'7& B course (2.6 km, 10 c'e), C course (2.2 km, 10 c's). The price~ is 20p per map plus SOp poetege per order.

Mountain maps of Mount Leinater end of Brendon Hill, Co.KilkBnny are availableat the same price as the Woodstock meps. Theee maps are at 1:50 000 scale in twocoloure, with 100' contour inter vel. Thea. mey also be ordered froll SAL Enquiriesto Ian Travers, 3 Copeland Grove, Clonterf, Dublin 3. Phone 337844.

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CURRAGH NE'''S

IDA WARNING - "The foll,owing is an IDA exercise in streas eimuletion andpaychological combet. Pereons of weak mental disposition and euspect tolerencesre strongly advised not to read any further lest self-esteem be irreparablyd_eged."

It brought tears to the eyes of the IROre seaeoned onlookere and participante.A legend wae about to be relived. They had wsited patiently for thia outcome andnow they would not"could not, be disappointed. And they weren't! The phoenix waeabout to rise fro", tha ashe •• The "big three" were together agein and lookingcarnivoroualy on form. The outcome was predictable, ineviteble avan, and ayatematic-ally aKecuted. The favourites romped hoee with surreptitious eeae to taka thelaurel a and the Lainster Relay title. Afterwards it came ss no aurprise to anyone toleern that the "big three" were granted automatic selection to the Iriah team forWM '83 in Hungary. Only two places rem.in unfillod! This atratagic victory wee indeed..bout to harald en epic "olean-up" of titenic proportions ( We 1111 know what haPPllnedthe Titanic - ad.) by the legendary Kildere club only two weaka leter in the Inter-~etional Two-Day.

Who could have believed this poeeible, even from a club with such obviouscredantialo, flaring talant and pedigree? The M43, M35 and M21 titlee were capturedfrom a truly internationel field with bletent arrogance bordering on died.in. Highplacing. were alao taken in these B,Ildin other cleseee right Bcrose the epectrum.The top four Irish posi tiona in the premier mena' eleBe on day two went ,to the anny.This certainly eug'ure wall for military military orienteering and pleoee it in aclan of ita own. Even the "ould dog" with grey heir bered hie fenge • Thera's aglimmer of l;fe in "yer man" yet! Maybe it's the lure of the CISM Military Orienteeringtrip to Brezil next yeer that "put the lee., on him".

After the evant Curregh Newe ecoopad "en exclusive" with well-known internationelDenia "the Murph" Murphy of ECO. In other circlee "Good ole gat-tha-perty-goingMurph" i. renowned for hie versetility in gaining edmieeion to soireea snd as econjurer. Ha'e besically a resl fun guy. The eneuing dialogue wee reveeling if notintriguing:

Curregh Newe:The MurphC.N.

T.M.

"Well Murph, how did you anjoy your trip to Ireland?""Well ectuelly I'm from Irelend.""Oh! So you are! A little slip of the tongue, ee it were. To whetwould you attributa you.r indiaputable aucceae in orienteering?""The aecret ie juice and mentel treining tapes. Of coursesponsorship by SAAB hae helped enor.auely. Apert from the fectthet I'. the same aga a. John Tracy.""I eee. What ill the driving force that motivetes you?"

: "I'll do anything to keep the Army at ths top, but I don't wantto paak too 800n, you understand.""Whet orienteer do you respect moat?""My boae, Tsd Ruesell.""Do you have any reservation a ebout orientserign?""Yes. Who let ell the civiliena in on it?"

C.N.T.M.

C.N.T.M.C.N.T.M.

Curragh Newa ie pleesed to rsport that a psrmenent course has been set out onthe Curragh Pleina. rurther deteil., including me.bership queries snd iawsuits, maYbe referrad to Club Secratary Capt. rrank O'Leary, Militsry College, Curragh.

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A Couree 7.6km

RESULTS of GEN Grade 2 Event at Clara, Co. Wicklow, 5.12.1982.

Badge Standards. ~M13 / 3.3k, 100 m. 1. R. Parkin (Eng) 25:27; 2. T. Suddaby (Eng)26:05; 3. A. Dudley (Eng) 26:15 ••• 11. C. Hunt 31:28 (G); •••18. J. Logue 38:48 (5): ..•22. G. James 40:16 (B); ••• 25. R. Morrisn42:13 (B). 47 Ran.

M15 I 4.6k. 220 m. 1. D. Peel (Eng) 33:17; 2. S. Linton (IRL) 35:00(Ch); 3. G. Watson (Eng) 35:16; ..• 10. D. McCelland 41:19 (Cn); •••18. G. O'Donnell 46:11 (5); .•• 28. M. Bennett 51:58 (B). 55 Ran.M17 / 6.5k 275 m. 1. J. Bass (EUOC) 46:35; 2. P. Kelly (Eng)47:38; 3. R. Suddaby (BL) 47:54: ••• 14. R. Kidd 55:49 (en);15. O. Creagh 56:11 (en); ••• 19. P. O'Donnell 59:23 (S); •.• 26.B. Peters 68:21 (S). 43 Ran.

W13 / 2.6km. 80 m. 1. A. Morrish (IRL) 22:50 (Ch); 2. M. Hamilton(Scot) 24:44; 3. M. Cumming (Sol) 27:32; '" 17. S. Tinto 40:07 (B);..• 22. V. Whyte 47:14 (B); ••. 26. W. Martin 57:38. 34 Ran.

1 J.Hay 3ROC 54.162 R.Bryson AJAX 66.563 T.Ruasoll ECO 72.474 P.Lalor CO 73.335 P.O'Brien AJAX 75.146 O.O'Beirne 3ROC 75.507 K.Walai'l UCDO 83.408 K.Daviea DUO 85.049 P.farrolly CO 86.4210 H.HcAuliffe 3ROC 88.5811 P.Thompson AJAX 89.1112 f.HcCorm.ck CO 93.5013 P.Redmond SET 97.1914 J.HcElhinneySET 100.0515 I.McNeill 3ROC 104.5316 P.Smyth UCDO 117.3B17 P.HcM.nua JROC 127.5018 B.Hallowea 3ROC 131.3019 P.HcNeill - 135.1020 D. Doyle SET 136.5621 H.Boylo GEN 142.4022 W.Kee 148.44A.OCleirigh CO Dieq.(11)P.Kern.n 3ROC Disq.1 Rotd.

m1 M.Halons JROC 78.032 O.Stoksa JROC 80.503 B.Delanoy CO 90.JO4 G.Parker JROC 98.205 A.Cudmore CO 98.256 J.Kirwan CO 118.197 C.Dwyer CO 120.451 Retd.

~o 6.1kmlli1 L.Donovan 3ROC 93.15

~1 J.O'Dowd ECO 75.412 R.B-Law GEN 82.203 B.Powsr SET 82.404 G.Smith 3ROC 83.505 S.d'Art DUO 92.516 B.Ellie GEN 116.457 D.Jacobe 3ROC 121.298 H.Donovan DUO 124.119 B.HcAndrew/

H.Doherty ECO 130.5510 J.Lulllley AJAX 131.24

\'l15 I 3.6k, 115 m. 1. M. Reynard ('Scot) 32:49; 2. D. Beal (Eng)35:24; 3. F. Allen (Aire) 36:09; ••• 8. C. Morrish 41:44 (G);9. E. Flegg 42:36 (G); ••• 15. R. Yard 47:00 (S); •.• 18 Una Morrish50:25 (S). 31 Ran.

W17 5.6km, 215 m. 1. M. Robertson (Scot) 41:43; 2. A. Heyworth(Scot) 49:03: 3. L. Murdock (L.O.) 50:08; ••• 9. Ursula Morrish 63:14(S); ... 15. J. Martindale 76:22 (B); 16. M. CUnnane 79:46 (B);20. R. Sloane 92:05 (B). 23 Ran.

Ireland's strength was somewhat depleted by the absence of thefollowing who through injury, exams Or whatever were unable to travel- Ml. McCallion and Pat~ick Ryan at M17. John Riordan at M15. DeidreNi Cheallanain and Charlotte rl. Law at W1? Full marks to OisinCreagh. Boyd Peters, Alietair Tinto, Rhona Sloane and Ursula Morrishwho stepped in to deputise. in some cases at extremely short notice.Commiserations to subs Graham Martindale (M13) and Darina Cunnane(W13) all wound up to go but couldn't due space limitations inminibus.

The Northern minibus hightailed it straight for the Ferry but theSouth~n contingent took it more leisurely down Lough Tay and theBonnie Bonnie Banks (albeit in the dark) and stayed the night at thesplendid Y.H. in AYr - continental quilts would you believe - whata relief to aching bones from the rigours of hard floor. Afterdropping everybody reached Cork 12.30 a.m. Tuesday.

Scotland and England have asked that Ireland consider nostingthis event for the first time in 1983. The matter is receivingactive consideration from I.O.A.

My thanks to all my fellow-travellers for their unfailing goodhumour all through a fairly arduous journey. To Aubrey for thedriving and for tne geological narrative with which he regaledJulie and myself up front. No less to the younger fry in th~back who passed the miles hanging on the words of raconteurextraordinaire - Oisin Creagh. 1 Retd.Jack Riordan,

Acting I.O.A. Team Manager.20

B Cpursel!Q1 C.Tyner 3ROC2 C.Dunlop SET3 P.Walah sET

~1 S.Kulldorff SET2 J.Newman GEN3 P.vanRooyen SET

W19A1 H.HcE~hinneySET2 J.folan AJAX3 A.HallowBs 3ROC4 C.B-Law GEN5 T.Murpi'ly ECO6 T.flanag8n BSOUnclassified:D.Corrigen 152.55

C Courle 4. 1kill.!ill.1 J.Taylor NPS2 D.StedMond NPS3 St.Andrew4 St.Andr_5 A.Berrstt NPS6 L.ORiain NPS7 J.McGarry NPS8 C.Kineolla NPS

75.5377.10

100.55

D Course 2.9kmzu

J+A Russell1 Retd.

!ill.1 D.Hogan

99.18 2 P.Woodcock141.15 3 G.Keane142.08 4 D.Nolan

5 B.Smith/P.Holohenf.OCleirigh +86=45

94.1299.48100.43101.02126.33

71.2477.1682.42106.05139.00139.46140.11140.33

illS.O'friel GEN 53.20

m1 A.McCormack GEN 61.49T.Ruseell ECO Disq. (4)

ill1 D.Large GEN2 R.Doorlsy GEN3 N.Creagh 3ROC4 C+J O'frial GEN

!!iQ.H.N_man

2 V.Rowe

48.4665.0366.55

139.39

GEN 72.003ROC 87.42

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C Course Continued1119B1 H.Davis DUO2 R.Roche GEN3 H.O'Brian CO4 H.O'Brion SBK5 P.O'Brien BBK6 M.Higgins SET1 D.Roche GEN8 A.Kelly9 D.Shorton10 B.Collina11 C.Jones CO12 G.fegan CO

UnClassified C Courao:S.Hurray SETC.OCleirigh SETN.CerrollRaffertyf.Koogi'lJ.farroll COP.Dunne DUO

Unclassified D Cour.o.E.Diaaond GENE+L.Dieaond GEHJ+I.Sweeney GENB.l!rowneC.O'Brion/A.GrubarNeabitt + 2A.JacobeH.Murphy

ECO 64.23

NPSNPSNPSNPS

67.1668.1568.1769.19

NPS 97.43Oiaq. (3)

62.3565.1666.2967.3369.1478.01

141.29150.00150.25152.41153.00156.01

53.5492.05

104.20108.00150.00155.42Diaq(3)

62.4965.0475.2582.16

DUO 97.00DUO 107.103ROC121.39

134.30

'A' Course RESULTSof DUOIirKte 2 Event.t Ba1J.inehinch .. KU.urry, Co. Wicklow, .7.11.1982

1. A.O'Cl~iribh CO2.' D.heidy ECC3• l'•}o.ernan 3ROC4. P.Bealy CO5.6.7.8.9.

10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.

W.YoungJ.ME1YP.McCormackT.O'LearyB.DalbyA.BalmaineD.KennedyD.O'BeirneR.ClearyP.Flanag&nR.BuckleyI.MacNeillR.Pof~T.McGrathJ.}.ehoeB.CryanS.FlanneryT.J4cCormackL.Roe1'.WalshJ.WalehNon-finishers =2

'B' Course1.2.3.4.5.6.

P.LalorIlL. ThornhillH.QuirkeA.SavageM.MaloneE.LoughmanD.StokesO.CookeF.MaloneS.Rothe:rYF.McCormackX.Prendergast

7.8.9.

10.11.12.13.14.15.

CO3ROC

G:ENCO

3ROC3ROC3ROC3R0C3ROC3ROCSET

3ROCDUO

3ROCSET

3RCCDUGGBi

3ROC3hOC3ROC

LVO3ROCG»I

3ROCAJAX3110C3ROC

CO

1<12157-42. iT. S.Kulldorff SET 1(;50 71-56.M21 66:-26. 1g.1421 68-17.* 1"1.1421 68-18. 1..0.

1421 71-26 . 2 I •M21 72-43 •* 2:1..M35 73-39.* 23'.1421 83-01.. 2~.M21 83-20'.* 25.Ml7 84-54.* 2b.M35 85-55.* 2~.}.121 87-00. * 2~.1421 88-13.* 2,.M35 89-02.* >0.M35 93-v3. 31.1421 93-21.* 3~.1421 94-16. 33.1113594-49." I~.

1421108-09. 34.1421110-12.* 35.MI9 114-40.r,'21116-19.*M.35116-29.*Ml7 130-03.*M35 144-21.*

GmCO

1435W19M43W19MI5W19lIU5

8.9.

55-04.* 10.55-09. 11.55-56.· 12.58-40. 13.59-30.* 14.

15.

44-53.49-17.·49-54.53-33.

:Ml51450 60-35.*1443 61-21-

63-37.D.0'Cal1anain AJAX W17 66-59.D.HigginsS.d'Art

ECODUC :Ml9

67-09·67-44.

22

X.'.!cDonald ECOJ.XellyW .McCormack GBiD.O'Cleirigh UODD.O'Connor DLSOF.Barry 3ROCC.Tyner 3ROCS.Doorly UODOM.Doorly GmM.earr DUOX.Mitchell DUOJ.Lalor UCDOJ .Newman GENJ.Moody FOA

M21 72-40.74-40.

W19 75-02. f

:Ml9 75-04.:Ml7 75-15.:Ml5 82-09.*1443 82-27.-MI9 83-50.M21 85-06 .•M21 89-21.MI9 89-32.1421 97-23.1443 97-31.·

112-07.T.Mitchell ECO 114-07.L.Connaghton ECO 125-17.T.Horan AJAX/UCD WI9 Tl-34.w.~ee BSO 1421 131-34.P.vanRooyen SET 1456 133-27.Non-finishers = 4

'C' Course

1. A.Tyner2. R.BonarLaw3. M.Wa1sh

3110CGEN

3ROC4.5.6.7.

A.Sloane 3ROCA.Bonar Law GEND.Large GENJ.Folan AJAXB.Flanagan 3ROCC.Wa1sh 3}WCF.Malone 3ROCN.BohanW.Csrroll 3ROCC.Stokes 3ROCA.Masterson AJAXKristensson N Z

C.Carroll 3ROCF.Daly COX.Flannery BBKC.Lyona AJAXM.Higgins SET

16.17.18.19·20.

Ml3

W19M50W43

WI91413:Ml3M15M35M13WI9

?oU3W19

WI9

40-26. -40-52,-43-50. •44-03 ••'44-05.·44-08.•44-55.45-05. •45-52.-46-37.·48-32.48-52.•49-20.,'50-02.50-11.51-47.«

53-04.58-18.59-19.61-28.

~C' Course (con't)21. A.McCormack22. P.Xiernan23. B.Nolan24. M.Logan25. lA.Nalty26. T.Gillespie27. D.Stedmond

a: D.Gordon28. R.Door1y29. T.Dennehy

M.Bealy30. A.Bem!31. P .Brophy32. V.Rhaligan33. P.O'Brien34. J .Ooe35. B.Yeoman36. 14.Xelleghan.37. D.Molloy38. E.Walsb39. G.Keane40. H.Newman41. J .Doorly42. lII.Coll43. G.rday

GEN 6)-l,7.* 1.63-13. 2.63-42. 3.63-58. 4.64-36. 5.

WO Ml3 64-52. 6.7.

Scouts 65-31. 8.GEN W43 66-46.* 9.

68-20. 10.GEN 68-20.· 11.

3ROC WI9 69-VO.· 12.FCA 69-31. 13.FCA 71-43. 14.BBK 73-21.WO 75-10. 15·

Scout3ROC

ScoutGINGENFCA

3ROC

76-31. 16.77-20.79-21. 17.

W35 79-23.· 18.79-38. 19.

W50 79-39.* 20.1450 79-55. II 21.

81-31. 22.1450 85-49.* 23.

'D' CourseD.LargeR.DoorlyN.CreaghU.CreaghJ •LynamG.Wa1shF.RotheryD.Carroll

GEN W43GEN

3ROC WI33ROC W133ROC ~563ROC 14113RQC3ROC W43

B.O'Brien DLSO ~nlE.&N.0'Carro11 3ROCX.Dominique GIN MI5M.O'Brien BBKP.May 3ROC W43G.Spel1er 1421I.Frost Ml9E.Quirke CO 1411R.Cox DLSO MIl

& D.0'Neil1 DLSO Ml3C.Malone 3RGC WlOM.Creagh 3ROC Wl~D.O'Riordan DLSO MllJ.Walsh 3ROC WI3B.Roberts DLSO MllD.Reilly DLSOC.&J.Rutledge WO

44. J.Creagh 3ROC 1450 86-06.· 24. M.Whe1an45. E.Robinson 87-02. & M.14cNa~ra46. J.Taylor 25. Warnock

& D.14cLoughlin Scouts 92-23._ 26. P .Montmill Sccut47. Concannon Family 3ROC 99-58. 27. A.Ryan48. L.Diemond GEN M50110-17.* & A.A1yward49. P.O'Cleirigh 132.33. 28. 1,f.Murphy

E'Staunton Disq. No.7.Non-finisheru = 5.

Non-finishers = 8.'E' Course

36-50. •43-01. "43-56.'*44-29·*45-19.*45-40.·57-16.*60-26.*65-t9.71-41.•72-45.·73-46.76-29·•77-11.77-11.78-15.83-02.83-02.86-31.*91-12.·91-25.91-38.91-40.93-27.97-49.

107-19.107-19.110-37.132-17.153-10.153-10.140-40.

1. K.Reilly DLSO 41-03.2. Keane Family 3ROC 76-16.3. F.O'Cleirigh 141380-20.

Non-finishers = 1* .. INtlIC.~iC~ 'c.Ot-1Pt"l~ ~T <'01'" (OHi'ET1TOI:~

23

~ _ LEINSTER AELAY CHAMPIONSHlPS

!.!.sL...l ~

Masaey's Eatate/Hell Fire Wood, 14/11/82, Organisers: SETANTA O.C.

1!9....lTeam No. ~

~

A Course1. lOB2. N/C 1123. 1284. 1195. 1106. 1277. 134B. 1159. 11I10. 101'I. 12112. lIB13. 13114. 10315. 11416. 11617. 136ra. 13219. 12020. 13721. 13022. 12223. 129N/F 102Disq. 109Dieq. 117Disq. 123Disq. 126.Ui.sq. 133Disq. 135N/C 107

B.Course1.2.3.

203210216

CURRAGH 'A'AJAX 13ROC Aardvarks[CO 'A'CURRAGH 'C'3ROC DromedariesGEN 1DUO 1AJAX 2UCDOECO 'C'SETANTA3ROC JackalsCURRAGH FliersAJAX 4DUO 2GEN 33ROC KoalasECO 'B'Bolton St.3ROC HyenasECO 'D'3ROC FerretsUCDOCURRAGH 'B'SETANTA JRPECO 'E'ECO Medicos3ROC Lsmming·sGEN 2CURRAGH

3ROC ChallengersDUO 'A'3ROC Badgers

l.um.1:!2.. ~B Course /Cont •••

'"U1

4. 2045. 2066. 2117. '219S. 2029. 22110. 20111. 21S12. 21713. 20S14. 21315. 220r-I/F 214N/f 205Diaq. 207N/F 20-9N/f 212N/F 215N/F 222

C Course1.2.,N/FDisq.Disq.Disq.Disq.N/FDi.eq.Diaq.Disq.Disq·

31031130130230330430S306307308309312

3ROC Rocky II IAJAX 6DUO 'B'GENweGEN ,53ROC '3 Cracks'JROC Gophers3ROC ElksOIaterpark ASETANTAGEN 4SETANTAAJAX 5Waterpark CiIIaterparkBSETANTA

BSO

3ROC CoypusDLSO

3ROC GoatsJROC Caats3ROe Staats3ROC BoatsAJAX 7AJAX 8

3ROC,MiceJROe Ibex

Total

120.52125.15130.47133.22140.30146.48147.28148.10149.02178.18184.53187.23189.13199.18199.36199.38224.16231.29236.12245.22245.56274.07284.58

-90.12112.04113.20

l.g!.!!.

117.06121.44124.33129.34145.14151.17'57.16158.56169.07191.57191.58195.29160.04 7

r06.44IHI.04

"W. YaungP. Tho.peanJ. MayD. ReidyR. O'SheaD. O'Beirne

P. HealyR. BrysonJ. McCulloughT. RussellG. ByrneT. McGrath

45.4546.32

.45.1140.2244.0746.05

40.3142.3343.4648.4145.3157.12

P. Mc Carmack 45.30 M. Thornhill 49.40B. Corbett 43.17 K. Davies 52.52P. O'Brien 55.29 W. McAuliffe 45.07C. Fletcher 52.25 B. Heeney 69.43D. Higgins 50.10 G. O'Dowd 73.11J. Kehoe 46.44 K. Walsh 63.26M. McAuliffe 60.24 P. Walsh 76.04T. F. O'Leary 50.08 L. Clsncy 78.020.-Cooke 58.24 T. Horan 65.09S. D'Art 59.46 H. Wood 74.02W. Delaney 72.13 D. Thornhill 84.25P. Murphy 69.32 D. ~arkin 64.26T. O'Doherty 88.39 J. De L~cy 65.36S. Dooley 107.30 J. Flanagan 90.55B. Kilgallan 96.46 P. Keane 92.00D. Nesbitt 82.29 J. Cleary 85.47B. Cryan 65.20 J. Walsh 120.06J. Shiel 97.04 O. Finlayson 61.12P. Lalor 44.59 F. McCormack 57.17J. McHhinney 89.02 P. Smith 55.30J. Fox 92.48 A.N.Other Lost CardP. O'Grsdy 108.40 G. Gartland No.6 wrong.f. McGoldrick No.9 wrong. J. Creagh 106.49D. Quinn 58.24 J. Shulmeister 55.00F. Daly start time unknown, finish time: 12.31.44

O. CresghN. NugentD. Stokes

31.5934.2734.00

L. RoeR. WhiteB. flsnagan

.!.!9...l ~

M. MaloneD. NiChallenainA. LoughmanC. Bonar LawC. TynerR. DoorlyH. ConveryA. SloaneL. DonovanO'BuachallaJ. BentX. DomenachC. WalshH. McCutcheonE. MacArdailGordonE. FleggP. Brennan No.T. Corrigan

46.14 A. Balmsine38.41 £. Niland54.23 S. Quinn35.14 R. Bonar Law62.32 D. Kennedy59.53 S. Doorly53.01 N. Creagh55.54 R. Sloana50.55 P. May81.37 Hayes35.23 S. Kulldorff65.21 M. Healy7 M. Higgins65.48 J. O'Brien35.43 Nugent No. 756.08 -Thompson48.45 N. Flegg

4 & 6 mi.ss.ing. P. 0'Brien34.07 K. Brennan

28.1639.4548.27

33.4033.2843.5141.1937.4239.3154.0259.1352.5057.57107•.4456.187N/F

wrong.90.2968.04N/F79.35

M. Convery 42.34 U. Creagh 38.37D. McAu~iffe 26.18 B. O'Brien 36.02J. Ruttledge N/F T. Gillespie 4i.57Fergal Malone 44.11 C. Melone card mutilated.P. Carroll No. 7 missing, 8 wrong. G.Cagney 63.22C. Stokes 42.36 A. Walsh No. 1 wrong.R. Balmaine 45.08 J. Laahy No. 1 & 2 wrong.e , Doyle 122.21 C. Nethergot 26.07F. Connon No.7 .issing, 8 wrong. M.O'Donoghue N/FS. Ryan 36.39 J. Msguire No. 7 wrong.A. Convery No.2 & 3 wrong. H. Creagh 84.19G. Walsh (38.42)~. Rowe No. 8 wrong.(did not p~nch at laat control.)

A. O'CleirighE. Rothery (N/C)P. Kernan ~D. MurphyP. FarrellyR. ClearyE. LoughmanR. PoffJ. RyanF. GleesonP. farrellB. BuckleyG. SmithT. O'SullivanC. LyonsM. DonovanA.N.Other

3!1.3636.1041.5044.1950.5243.3152.1852.0148.2656.1061.3.271.1352.4571.0876.•0365.5067.38

P. McManus 97.31Shields ,8·1. 57P. Thompson 40.57I. MacNeill 57.10K. Hananl'an 10_5.51E. Walsh 99.32P. McCarthy N/FA.N.Other No.5 missing.R. flyn·n No. 2 wrong.C. O'Cleirigh 76.045. Steemson No. 12 missing.D. Stokes No. 12 "'ro-rig.P. Ryan No. 12 wrong.

F. Barry5. FlanneryP. Flanagan

1!9....l

F. MaloneJ. BrennanA.N.OtherD. LargeA. TynerA. McCormackL. ConveryM. WelshG. MayDavisK. BentJ. Newman

R. Riceo 'DonoghueWhiteJ. Flegg Did notB. MillarJ. Upton

C. WalshR. Ryan

C. Fitzgerald No. 1T. CarrollT. GleesonJ. Casey

N. RocheJ. Kenny lost card.C. CsrrollJ. Lynam

29.5737.8230.53

47.1249.3526.1953.0145.0052.5350.1343.4965.2252.234.8.5173.50

61.1771.06N/F

run'.N/FN/f

25.3355.44

wrong.50.0164.2788.50

N/F

32.4337.40

Hesults of Wesley Orienteers event at 'rhree Hock Mounta,in, November 21st" 1982. Grade 2. ~ course {continued) WU Wa~farers course 2.0 KmN. Creagh 3 HOC 53.52 Iloyle 37.07A course 1Km 220m M 21 A D course 4Xm 200m Wl1 P. May 3 ROC 72.05 J. O'Malley 37.07W. Young CO 69.25 D. Kyne II: Co. MPO 223.12 Unclassed G. MacNeill 37.22A. 0'Cleirigh CO 70.35 !....22 A. Morrish W 13 Lee 32.00 K. Reilly 37.28A. Flellg Sl>.'r 70.45 J. Plegg SI:.'T 62.23 H. Creagh W 11 3 ROC 43.52 A. Jacobe 43.00P. McC,ormck GEN 78.32 H. Convery 3ROC 69.19 U. Creagh W 13 :;ROC 43.52 G. Corrigan 48.00C. brad,y WO 79.03 A. McCor_ck GEN 71.19 C. MacNeill W 19 :;ROC 53.18 J. Lumley 48.35P. '!'hompson AJAX 90.05 C. 0 Friel GEN 115.10 S. O'Fr1el W 13 GEN 53.37 P. Flood 52.46n. Stokes 3ROC 94.30 ~ G. Walsh 14 11 3 ROC 57.22 Blaithin 53.50~'. Horan AJAX 95.10 F. Barry 3 ROC 43.11 Concannon GEN 60.11 Jeannette 53.50X. U3.viee JAJO 97.06 D. Williams WO 75.41 N. Carroll III35 3 HOC 67.43 S • Il!ur Ph.Y 56.42Il0l.Malone 3HOC 105.25 A. Holmes CWO 88.39 n. Byrne 9FAR 73.22 14.Boughton 58.20T. de lacy ~CO 107.52 D. Murphy CWO 88.44 ft. U3.wson SET 80.10 lJ. Swaine 58.30.14. Donovan 000 113.04 hi. O'Brien ewc 90.44 x. .Q;.wsonW 11 SET 81.45 F. Conlon 59.49lJ. Higgine 1::00 113.36 G. Jenkins OAT 92.52 I11. Jawson Sh'r 81.45 101.Barry 62.20T. Idceormck (iBN 114.05 R. Stephen ewc 93.15 S. 18wson SE.'r 81.53 T. Leahy , 63.30J. McJ::lhinney S.b'r 115.49 P. O'Keefe ewe 93.15 S. Walsh laI 12 DLSO 82.57 C. Byrne 60.'911. O'Connor DLSO 120.09 III.MacClancy ewc 97.27 S. Wabh 3ROe 87.46 K. O'Reilly 64.16T. Farrell ECO 121.28 S. Prend! v1lle (:NO 100.24 J. Jaweon Sh'r 99.53 P. Holmes 66.14H. boyle GEN 138.43 lJ. Hlood CWO 140.46 C. O'Dovyer 140C 173.00 Y. Kearns 97.30Non-finishers. b. buckley, I. MacNeill, J.P. Hursey (?) ewc 140.46 M. O'Dovyer MOC 173.00 N. Donohue 91.52rB. Corbett, P. MoManus . M...2Q. I 29 non-finishers ll.Walsh 101.07G. May 3ROC 78.09 16 non-finishersP. ItacNeill. J. Creagh 3ROC 109.08 F course 2Km 100 m W 1~

Unclassed 1(. Herbert CDq 61.49 Many thanks to all t~oee who helped at theB course 6Km 220m hi ~2 A. llulmaine M 17 3ROC 46.10 I S. Keney CDC 61.53 event. I hope your fingors are working againJ. Walsh 3ROC 93.17 B. Iloolan Sm' 54.00 , S. Curley COO 61.53 by now after the freezing you all got!~ J. Iqnam 65.56 P. Leavy CllC 64.38 UnclaelleaJ. Schulll1eieter DUO 71.27 C. Walsh III13 OAT 66.54 I M. Gearty r.lPO 67.27 Una Sh'r 3tl.32S. d'Art DUO 84.04 M. Oonvery W 15 MPO 68.18 I K. Walsh MPO 68.27 G. 0'Oiarain oOOS 46.14S. Flannery DUO 85.50 T. Gillespie hi 13 wo 69.25 H. Stanton Ml'O 69.27 Decla.n ? OllCS 47.14H. Bonar Law GEN 106.48 hi. Healy GElI 74.33 1 J. XeUy MPO 71.27 S. O'Neill lJLSO 47.14Unclaseed 1. Froet 85.07 (N. Cosgrave MPO 73.14 S. Pinn 47.38M. Carr III21 DUO 97.12 R. ttyo.n M 13 DLSO 85.40 :;. Tucker lrI.PO 74.14 M. Moloney 47.38" " N. O'Kelly bWO 75.14 h. Ni Mhlliri oscs 48.14Non-finishers: B. Kilgallow, R. Fox Coiaithe 89.00X. Mitchell P. Kiernan 97.50

1L. O'Meara I4PO 77.14 Murray Sh'T 4tl.40101.Wally loIul11ngsr1 00.44 K • .l4cGauran(?) Ml'O 90.18 G. O'.tJonohue NCO 52.00C course :2Km 200111 1421B D. Doyle sm 107.55 E. Proet lrI.PO 92.18 H. NeVille cue 52.02ll. Power S.b'r 74.50 E. :;taunton 9FAR 113.01 C. Hutton LlPO 106.00 J. Bermingham ClJC 52.02G. Smith 3Roc 89.59 P. Kilcullen & Co. 114.00 ., Irl 11 P. Alvis CllC 52.46X. Prendergast htuJ.lingar 100.01 Fox Family Cois1 the 115.59 I 'ii':"'reateo CllC 52.02 s,», 1'aul Sh'r 52.54

11. Jacobs 3HOC 129.49 Nolan 116.40 t;. l'eate C1JC 63.58 to. }leynolds NCO ~}.OO"r; W 11.!...!1 D. O'Hiordan 3ROC 139.42 1'. mlmin N. Carroll ~k()C 54.22O. Creagh 3HOC 65.06 D. Hurley uew 134.52 32.4tl E. Cod,y NCO 54.00H. Morrish LEE 79.22 P. l'ender W 19 UCDO 134.52 A. Burns WO 37.15 c. loIurph.Y 55.00L. Ik>novan 3HOC 93.22 L. 0'1I1a1n b'PO 157.00 Y. Crowe wo 37.15 J. Sheehan NCO 56.00!__tl b. Smith 11PO 157.00 ( K II: S Convery Ml'0 37.46 l!'. Hayee NOO 57.00.1::. Loughman GBlI 65.28 A. Lawlor NPO 157.00 I' M. Wall C1JC 65.44 R. Hanway COO 63.581::. Bagg :;h'T 69.33 F. HOlohan liFO 157.00 L. Farrell cro 67.37 p. Tuohy COO 63.58~. Ni Challanain Cl 70.21 46 non-finishors, many of whom punched a S. Uirby 73.22 d, illajor I4l'O 107.00B. Flanagan 3ROC 78.00 wro~; control near the last one. S. Twigg Glili 73.22 B qon-!:.!I..!:.'-'EOInO. Cooke AJAX tl2.00J. POlan AJAX 83.09 E course ~ KID '10m W 15 Planner: n. Kenned,y Controller. J. May Organtser' B. lluffyIt. White SET 104.48 U. Morrish Lee 40.38ll. O'llrien DUO 135.40 !!...ll The results of any competitor who entered a class other than their own and wrote down theirM..ll C. Car.roll OAT '50.40 genuine class on their card appear in the 'unc!assed' section for administrative reasonsC. Tyner 3l<OC 72.32 P. Connolly CWC 59.52 but those running in a clasS higher than their own are, of course, competitive in thatUnclaseed G. Cagney OAT 60.25 class.A. Tyner M 13 WO 64.40 s. Gallagher CWC 61.1611. White W43 S.b'T 106.48 T,.Carroll OAT 62.0017 Non-tinishers R. l!1nne";8D CWC 63.19U. O'Meara CWC 65.40 I 2726 R. O'Meara (J/IC 65.52

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Irish Orienteering Association

~ ~ Organisers16162323232930306612

Castle Bernard, Kinnitty, Co. Offaly •Ballinascorney, Co. Dublin. (GR 0 064 221)Phoenix Park, Dublin.Little Killary, Ga.lway. (B &. 101)Drumleagh. Co. Tipperary. + HOA AGHGortn....,yagh. Co. De.rry.Hassey's Estate &. Hell fire Wood. Co. Dublin. ColourBishopstown. Co. Cork. (GR W 63 70)

3ECOLSOASETANTALKACTIPPNWOCSETANTACRTCOSETANTACORK

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Clara. near Laragh. Co. Wicklow. ColourShippeol Wood, Co. Cork. (GR W 51 54) 3NI Score Championships. Tollymore. Co. Down.(entries close 20th ..January)B·allincollig, Co. Cork. (101 59 71) To be confirmed. 3lOA CONTROLLERS COURSE Dublin (Tony Thornley)

Seef1n. neer fermoy. Co. Cork.Rostellan, Co. Cork. (GR 10187 66)Ballinascorney, Co. Dublin. (GR 0 064 221)Glenbower, Co. Cork. (GR 101 99 11)

lOA ANNUAL GENERAL HEETING

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LEECRTCODUOCORK

Arch Bar, Loughrea, Co. Galway.S Connaught Relay Championships, Hountbellew. Co. Galway. WE6 Connaught Individual Championships &. Interprovincial Hatch,

Kylebrack, Co. Galway. (Closing date: 11/2/83) WE13 LSOA Championahips (Venue undecided) Closed LSOA13 Ca.stlefreke, Co. Cork. 2 LEE20 Leinster Championships, Brockagh, Co. Wicklow. GEN20 Bishopstown, Co. Cork. 3 CRTCO26 Spring Badge &. Galloppen. N. Ireland. NWOC21 Clara, near Laragh, Co. Wicklo... 2 3ROC27 Balliflcollig, Co. Cork. (GR W 59 71) 3 CORK

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1-4 J.K. Trophy Weekand, Kendal, Cumbria, England.(closing date: )1/1/83)fauna, near Donard, Co. Wicklow. 2Currebinny, Co. Cork. (GR 10179 62) 3IRISH CHAMPIONSHIPS, Keepsr Hill, Co. Tipperary.Clara, near Laragh. Co. Wicklow. 2Farran Wood. Co. Cork. (GR 'II 48 71) 3Stradbally, Co. Laois.Ballincollig Park, Co. Cork. (GR W S9 71)BOf Relay Championships, SW Scotland.Cappanalea. Co. Kerry.Hountbellew, Co. Galway.BOf ChampionshipsNagles Long-a, near Fermoy, Co. Cork.Farran Wood, Co. Cork. (GR 10148 11)Kilcooley, Co. Tipperary.Scottiah Chupionships, W. Scotland.Rostallan, Co. Cork.

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