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Dundalk St Gerards AC athletes Lucy Molloy and Cillian McKevitt. Photo by DSG
Dundalk St Gerard’s AC enjoyed a weekend to remember on the national and international stage, with standout performances across cross country and combined events.
At the National Juvenile Uneven Age Cross Country Championships, Lucy Molloy delivered a superb run to finish 10th overall to secure an individual All-Ireland medal.
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She doubled her success as part of the Leinster team that claimed bronze, an outstanding return from a single day’s racing.
Clubmate Cillian McKevitt, competing at this level for the first time, impressed on debut with a strong 55th-place finish in a huge field of 135 athletes, underlining excellent progress in his first year with the club.
There was further pride for the club internationally at the 2025 Combined Events International in Glasgow.
Wearing the green of Ireland, Rebecca Trimble produced a top-class performance to finish fifth individually with 3,133 points, helping the Irish team to bronze.
Trimble also led Dundalk St Gerard’s AC to team bronze in the Under-16 Girls category, alongside Ruby Stockwell (7th), Nell O’Connell (10th) and Lucy Emer Raicevic (11th), all finishing inside the top 12.
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