Leinster Combined Events 2026

Leinster Combined Events

Many of the relay athletes were back in action on the Sunday, again in the SETU for the Leinster Combined Championships where competitors from U11 right up to Masters took on the quadrathlon and pentathlon throughout the day. The quadrathlon for the U11 and U12 comprised of the 60m sprint, long jump, 600m and this year the turbo javelin instead of the shot put. The pentathlon would see athletes compete in the 80mH/100mH, long jump, high jump and shot put in the juvenile boys, girls, senior and master ladies competition. This year the U18, U20 and Senior Men’s events saw huge changes with the men now competing in long jump, javelin, discus, 200m and 1500m. The multi-events competitions are a great way for athletes to try out various disciplines and the bringing in the competition for the younger juveniles will keep the enthusiasm for athletics alight for years to come. Although the weather conditions weren’t too favourable for some of those running their 600m in torrential showers later in the day, overall the rain held off for a great day for all. The day brought more silverware to Kilkenny as athletes from Castlecomer, Gowran, Kilkenny City Harriers, Nuenna and Thomastown all hit the podium for their efforts. First up were Patrick Comerford and Cian Nolan from Castlecomer who took 1st and 3rd place in the Boys U11 Quad. Luke Hanlon Thomastown took the bronze in the Boys U12 Quad. Daniel McInytre Kilkenny City Harriers took the silver in the Boys U13 Pentathlon, while Joey Nolan Nuenna clinched the silver in the Boys U14 event. Kelly Charters and Zoe Beck Kilkenny City Harriers both won silver in the U16 and U18 competition. Gowran had 5 athletes on the podium for winning in the Pentathlon, Oren Denieffe winning silver in the Boys U16, Kate Hayden claimed bronze in the U18 Girls, James Kelsey took gold again in the U20 Men’s, while Matt Ryan won silver in the Master Men O40, and Marie Deegan won gold in the O40 Ladies. Well done to all for their fine performances especially those competing in their first combined events. A huge thanks most go to Leinster Athletics and all the amazing officials for hosting another full weekend of athletics for everyone. Full results below;

Girls U11 Quadrathlon

 Thomastown 6th Georgia Keyes, 7th Julianne Doyle

St. Senan’s 11th Katie Kelly, 16th Sienna Harrison,

Barrow Harriers 29th Meghan Walsh

Castlecomer 30th Mia Comerford

Kilkenny City Harriers Amelia Mae McGovern

Boys U11 Quadrathlon

Castlecomer 1st Patrick Comerford, 3rd Cian Nolan, 12th Oisin Fogarty, 16th Diarmuid Maher, Robert Beasley 29th

Thomastown Matthew Fennelly 18th

St. Senan’s Sam Coogan 21st, Cillian O’Donoghue 29th

Girls U12 Quadrathlon

Gowran Emma Hayden 8th

Nuenna Katie Quirke 20th

Kilkenny City Harriers Isabelle Hoyne 29th, Perrie Lasairfhiona Ni Chellaigh 41st,

Castlecomer Lauren Malone 32nd, Grace Dormer 34th

Boys U12 Quadrathlon

Thomastown Luke Hanlon 3rd, Sean Ledbetter 20th,

Gowran Harry O’Regan 15th, Conor Maher 23rd, Conn Tierney 24th, Fynn Nolan 25th, Tristian Duggan 27th

Girls u13 Pentathlon

St. Senan’s Millie Walsh 5th,

Thomastown Emily Maher 9th, Jessica Mackey 10th, Alisha Farrell 13th, Sarah Collins 19th, Siofra Croke O’Neill 29th

Gowran Roisin Corrigan 14th

Castlecomer Kate Malone 24th

Boys U13 Pentathlon

Kilkenny City Harriers Daniel McIntyre 2nd, Conor Lawrence Delaney 4th

Gowran Cian Shortall 8th

Girls U14 Pentathlon

Gowran Abigail Carrigan 13th

Boys U14 Pentathlon

Nuenna Joey Nolan 2nd

Girls U15 Pentathlon

St. Senan’s Ava Hogan 11th,

Thomastown Niamh Brockett 13th

Boys u15 Pentathlon

Gowran Sean Farrell 4th, Adam Shortall 8th

Girls U16 Pentathlon

Kilkenny City Harriers Kelly Charters 2nd

Gowran Holly Kelly 7th, Aine Bowden Mullen 8th

Boys U16 Pentathlon

Gowran Oren Denieffe 2nd

Girls U18 Pentathlon

Kilkenny City Harriers Zoe Beck 2nd,

Gowran Kate Hayden 3rd

Boys U20 Pentathlon

Gowran James Kelsey 1st

Master Women O40 Pentathlon Marie DeeganGowran 1st

Master Men O40 Pentathlon Matt Ryan Gowran 2nd

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