Innyvale AC

14/10/2026

𝐂𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐧 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐬 𝐂𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐲 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔

Cavan County Primary Schools Cross Country takes place tomorrow, Thursday 15th of October in Kiillenkere GFC .
Races will begin at 11am.
Cavan Primary Schools Cross Country 2026.

Running order as follows for any parent who may wish to support. 🏃‍♂️🏃🏽‍♀️
1) Junior Girls 600m
2) Junior Boys 600m
3) Intermediate Girls 800m
4) Intermediate Boys 800m
5) Senior Girls 1000m
6) Senior Boys 1000m
7) Break

🏅Presentation of team medals and overall school winner

13/10/2026

Day 2 of Cavan Cross Country in Killinkere

Well done to all who took on the challenge of cross country running once again in Killinkere on Sunday 11th October last. As the different age groups are split across the two days, some athletes were running out of their age groups and therefore taking on bigger distances and older athletes, while others had those extra challenges last week and now get to run in their own age.

In the Under 9 races, Katelyn Denneny was second, while Erin Shanaghy finished the 400m race in eighth place. In the boys event, brothers Evan and Ronan Farrelly were second and sixth in their race. In the U11 events, Charlie Lynch was sixth in the boys race, while in the girls Saoirse Tully was fifth, Robyn McCabe sixth and Layla Denneny completed the 1000m race in thirteenth place.

The U13s competed over a distance of 1500m, with Ella Denneny coming home in eighth place, while in the boys race, James Farrelly was in third place and Rory Donohoe in thirteenth. Last but not least was Sophie Lynch in the U15 girls race. Sophie put in another very strong race, twice opening up a small lead during the 2500m race before being reeled back in, only to break free and win by a comfortable margin in the end.

Well done to everyone who competed over the last couple of weeks and best of luck to all who are taking part in the schools cross country on Thursday.

09/10/2026

Good luck to everyone taking part in the uneven age Cross Country this Sunday 🏃🏃

08/10/2026

Cavan Cross Country Kicks Off in Crover

The opening day of the Cavan Cross Country took place on Sunday 4th October, hosted by ourselves in Donohoe’s field, Crover. In action were the masters and juvenile even age groups over distances ranging from 600m to 5km over the rolling hills of Cavan.

In the under 10 girls race, Anna Campbell lead the charge for the Innyvale team, coming home in third place, with clubmates Layla and Katelyn Denneny in sixth and seventh and Ella Mae Farrelly in ninth. Molly O’Hare and Erin Shanaghy completed the 600m course in sixteenth and seventeenth places. These results were good enough to secure second place for the team. In the boys race, Charlie Lynch finished in second place, with Evan Farrelly eight, Ronan Farrelly tenth and Sean Lynch in eleventh. The four boys finished high enough up the order to claim second placed team on the day.

Next up was the under 12 girls race, were Saoirse Tully was the first Innyvale runner home in fourth place, followed by Robyn Everett in ninth, Robyn McCabe in eleventh, Maisie O’Hare sixteenth and Navah O’Donohue in nineteenth. The girls were the bronze medal winning team on this occasion. In the boys race, Oisin Tully was the winner of the gold medal, with Rory Donohoe and Liam Lynch finishing the tough 1200m race in sixteenth and eighteenth places.

For the under 14s, the distances increase significantly but two laps of the hilly course wasn’t going to stop Sophie Lynch from putting in a very well judged race to overtaking the early leaders and win the 2000m event. While in the masters event, Simon Nulty was second in the V1 category in the 5km race.

Well done to all and thank you to everyone who turned up on the day to support our athletes. Thank you to all everyone who prepared the course and cleared up after and especially to Philip, Sarah, Breege and Val Donohoe for the use of their land.

06/10/2026

A few pictures from this evening Training Session.🏃🏃

05/10/2026

Well done to all the Athletes that competed on Sunday in the County Even Age Cross Country Competition. Thank you to everyone that came out to support the Athletes.
Huge thank you to the O Donohoe Family for the use of their field. Thank you to Cavan County Council for their support and everyone who helped out on the morning.
Regards from Innyvale AC

29/09/2026

TUESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER.
Hi All. There will be no Athletic Training this evening in kilnaleck.
See you all next week.
Regards all the coaches.

28/06/2026

The second weekend of the All Ireland Track and Field Championships was held in Tullamore on the 27th and 28th June and saw three Innyvale athletes taking part in sprints, shot putt, discus and javelin.

First in action on Saturday was Katie Hannan in the Under 13 shot putt. The silver medallist from Ulster, Katie sent every one of her six throws out over eight meters. Her best effort sent the 2kg shot out to 8.86m and saw her finish seventh overall. Not only was this a new personal best, it also saw Katie finish as the top Ulster athlete on the day.

Next up was Kaitlin Shaw in the Under 15 girls, competing in three throws events. Kaitlin threw an impressive 26.78m in the fifth round of the discus to take fourth place in the national final. She followed this up with a personal best in her first throw at the shot putt, which saw her finish in seventh place having thrown 10.22m. Kaitlin returned on Sunday to take part in the javelin where she threw 27.98m in the opening round which proved to be enough to see her finish in fifth place overall.

Last up on Saturday was Kayla O’Reilly in the Under 19s 400m and 100m races. Kayla improved her personal best in the heat of the 400m to 60.68seconds, finishing in fourth place before moving on to the 100m sprint. She had to battle all across the line to take second place in her heat and qualify for the final. Kayla started well in the final, but was overtaken in the middle of the race, dropping to fifth place momentarily but was able to come back in the final meters to retake third place and earn an All-Ireland bronze medal in her first national championships as well as a new PB of 12.64seconds.

Well done to Kayla, Katie and Kaitlin on their achievements first of all in reaching a national final and also in setting new personal bests and finishing so high up the order in their events this weekend. Well done also to the coaches who have worked with them throughout the year and the parents/families who have supported them and travelled with them to Shercock, Donegal, Belfast and Tullamore this year.

26/06/2026

26/06/2026

Some pictures of our new Equipment been used 🏃🏃‍♀️