Rogaine Ireland 2008

Date/Time
Date(s) - 21/06/2008 - 22/06/2008
12:00 pm

Categories


The 11th Setanta Rogaine Ireland will take place on June 21/22: Midsummer 24 hour event starting at 12:00 on 21st June (6 hour event also available, starting at the same time). This is a test of navigation, skill and endurance over the Wicklow Mounains.

See the Rogaine page for more information.

Planner and Organiser: Dave Weston & Jim Mulrooney

Final Information
The event centre for this year’s Rogaine Ireland is on the Inchavore river, at grid ref O 132 046 – “The Copse”. The event centre will be signposted from the Sally Gap, and from Laragh. Access to the Event Centre is from the Military Rd only, via forest rd entrance at O 106 055. There is a 600m walk from the parking to the start.

Please try to arrive at the event center by 11 am, in order to give us time to complete registration and check the kit list for each team. We are not using electronic punching system, just manual pin punches and control cards.

Please note that the 2008 Rogaine will use Harveys 1:30,000 map of the Wicklow Mountains and teams must supply their own maps.

Rogaine Ireland 2008 – Control Descriptions

SETANTA WICKLOW ROGAINE
21/22 June 2008

CODE GRID REF.        DESCRIPTION                  POINTS
Start/Finish 132 046     Copse
1             140 049          Fence Corner                            200
2             120 044          Ride End                                    200
3             129 056          Ride Junction                            200
4             134 038          Re-entrant                                  200
5             143 028          Fence Corner – north most       300
6             106 039          Boulder                                      300
7             115 060          Hill Top (428m)                         300
8             143 064          Boulder                                      300
9             166 051          Marsh – east edge                   200
10           134 081          Stream Junction                       200
11           097 053          Summit (Carrickshouk)           200
12           125 016          Fence/Stream Junction           200
13           161 034          Ride Junction                           300
14           172 069          Ride Junction                           300
15           103 076          Ride End                                  300
16           088 021          Crag – south most                   300
17           077 054          Between Boulders                   200
18           110 099          Boulder                                     200
19           171 094          Embankment                            200
20           109 996          Fence Junction                        200
21           090 976          Boulder                                     300
22           062 078          Forest Corner                          300
23           158 124          Re-entrant – top of                  300
24           151 984          Track End                                300
25           125 972          Track Corner                            200
26           055 033          Summit (Carrignaguneen)      200
27           080 104          Ride/Fence Junction               200
28           179 118          Stream Junction                      200
29           120 949          Fence Corner                          300
30           053 001          Crag – south most                  300
31           050 095          Ride Junction                          300
32           102 141          Stream Junction                      300

50 point penalty incurred for every minute, or part thereof, over the time limit.
Teams finishing over one hour after the cut off time will be recorded as ‘Late’.

Rogaine 2008 Winners

Congratulations to Andrew McCarthy and Moire O’Sullivan, who retained their 24 hr title, and to Fred Hammond and Desi O’Hagan, winners of the 6-hr event.

A big thank you to everyone who helped organise this weekend’s Rogaine.

The weather conditions were challenging for the competitors to say the least but are an organiser’s worst fear. Fair play to Westy and Jim who stayed up all night helping teams across the swollen Inchavore river.

And congratulations to Andrew and Moira on retaining their Rogaine title in such atrocious conditions.

Sean