
Hermione tops the podium in both the 800m and 1500m

Hermione tops the podium in both the 800m and 1500m
A remarkable young talent within the club has captured national attention following an outstanding performance at the prestigious Mini London Marathon on Saturday.
A special training session was delivered by Lagan Valley Orienteers as part of a one-night takeover of Newcastle AC Juniors’ regular programme. The session aimed to introduce young athletes to the fundamentals of orienteering while complementing their existing experience in athletics.

The first meet of the 36th edition of the Lagan Valley Super 6 got underway this week with an exciting display of speed, strength and determination from some of the region’s top young athletes, including Newcastle AC’s own Aoife Grant and Harry McVeigh.

Harry McVeigh claimed gold in U14 100m and Silver in U14 800m
From a small corner of South Down, nestled at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, it’s only natural that local runners don’t fear a hill or two. After all, with an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty as their back garden, it comes as no surprise that, as Northern Irish and Irish mountain running selection committees sift through results and trials, a Newcastle AC runner regularly earns a place on the team.

A lifetime best in Athlone for Aoife in U16 1500m walk
The National Juvenile Indoor Championships in Athlone this year showcased some of Ireland’s brightest young athletic talent and Newcastle Athletic Club was proudly represented by two rising stars – Aoife Grant and Paddy Sherrard– in the highly competitive 1500m racewalk events.