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Members, The committee are pleased to announce that John Wallnutt will take up the role of Dublin City Triathlon Race Director for 2019. Aidan Hughes will fill the role as Assistant Race Director. We would like to thank John for stepping forward to fulfill such an important role for the Club, and wish him every success. We would also like…
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NS Objective The NS objective for PTC is to get as many members to complete at least one NS race and try to complete 4 NS races including at least 1 sprint and 1 Olympic National Series Club championships Female 1st Piranha 2693 points 2nd Pulse 2572 points 3rd Cork 2557 points Male 1st Piranha 2728 points 2nd Belpark 2647…
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Dear Piranhas, The Committee is seeking applications for the position of Race Director for Dublin City Triathlon 2019. This is a paid position that involves working with all relevant stakeholders to ensure that race day is a success for all athletes and volunteers. Anyone interested in the position should send an email to me at clubsecretary@piranhatri.com outlining the role they have played…
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The season is almost over and the final race on the calendar is the last Club Race. Pulse Port Beach is a wonderful way to say farewell to Season 2018 before a good night out courtesy of our wonderful Social Team – Adam and Richie. (In The Jar – Wexford Street on Saturday Night). Back to the task people! The…
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Piranha members, This is to advise you of the upcoming annual general meeting of the members of Piranha Triathlon Club. The details of this meeting are as follows: Date: 20 October 2018 Time: 10:30 Place: Westwood Club, Clontarf At the meeting, members will have the opportunity to: Speak about any items on the agenda; and Vote on any resolutions proposed. Agenda: Receipt and approval of…
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After 10 of the 17 NS races completed Piranha Triathlon club hold a good lead in all the Club team competitions but with 7 races still to go a lot can change and one puncture for the wrong person in the wrong race and we could be in trouble. It also looks like the Men’s team and the ladies team…
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by Susan Wylie The Piranha crew who escaped from Spike Island this year was about 20 in number and all successfully escaped the famous prison island in Cobh, Co. Cork. This is my escape story ……… It was my first time to attempt the Jailbreak triathlon, I was intrigued by the concept when I heard other club members talk about…
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Cobh, Jailbreak Olympic Distance Triathlon is the next Club Race on Saturday July 21st. This is also a Club Weekend Away, with many Piranha Competitors staying in the Bellavista Suites. The race itself is quite iconic, Ireland’s answer to Escape from Alcatraz…A swim from the previous prison Island of Spike Island. This will be a tougher challenge than Sprint events,…
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by Aidan Hughes Failure is not an option was on the t-shirts worn by a group of spectathletes as I got out of the car at stupid o’clock on race morning and it was my mantra for the day. And the day was no ordinary day – it was a day that had broke me and rebuilt me for almost…
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by Claire Gorman I joined Piranha back in January 2016 and was absent for the first few months until the fear of completing a 70.3 that August became too strong to ignore. I had come across Piranha while writing about the Ironman 70.3 in Dublin and, despite having very little experience in triathlon (a try-a-tri and a sprint where I…
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