Search
shop

IRONMAN Ireland 2019: Age-Group champions and podium gallery

The fastest amateurs, Age-Group champions and images of ALL of the podium presentations from the debut edition of IRONMAN Ireland, Cork
Chief Correspondent
Last updated -
Get the ultimate guide to destination racing

Who were the speedy amateur athletes at IRONMAN Ireland on Sunday?

Podium images from the debut edition in Cork

Not surprisingly, most of the pre and post race headlines from IRONMAN Ireland on Sunday focussed on the distance debut and subsequent victory of Great Britain’s double Olympic Gold medallist, Alistair Brownlee. We’ve report on that HERE.

Also battling through the difficult conditions were around 2,000 Age-Group athletes, and in this piece we feature the fastest of those, along with all of the inaugural IRONMAN Ireland Age-Group champions.

We’ve also got, courtesy of Huw Fairclough / IRONMAN, podium images from all of the prize presentations on Monday, which was hosted by Mike Reilly and Joanna Murphy.

Mike Reilly / IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
Mike Reilly – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN

For the men, there was an overall one-two for Dutch athletes, where Tom Oosterdijk (25-29) – and pictured at the top of this article – was less than two minutes quicker than Tjebbe Venema (30-34).

 

 

IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
Tom Oosterdijk and Tjebbe Venema – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN

That makes the fastest Brit on the day Robert Fryer, third overall, who was barely 30 seconds quicker than Barnaby Palmer. They took second place in M30-34 and M25-29 respectively.

The quickest Age-Group women was GB’s Anna Lawson (18-24), six minutes ahead of Jenna-Caer Seefried from Canada (30-34). Anna finished seventh in the F18-24 division in Hawaii last year.

Advertisement

IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019: Fastest Age-Group athletes

MALE

1st – Tom Oosterdijk (NED) – 8:12:48 (25-29)
2nd – Tjebbe Venema (NED) – 8:14:27 (30-34)
3rd – Robert Fryer (GBR) – 8:23:44 (30-34)
4th – Barnaby Palmer (GBR) – 8:24:15 (25-29)
5th – Kristian Ek (SWE) – 8:32:01 (30-34)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzIctYootBw/

FEMALE

1st – Anna Lawson (GBR) – 9:43:43 (18-24)
2nd – Jenna-Caer Seefried (CAN) – 9:49:51 (30-34)
3rd – Michelle Carson (GBR) – 9:57:00 (30-34)
4th – Natalie Price (GBR) – 10:17:44 (30-34)
5th – Anna Wächtershäuser (GER) – 10:18:12 (40-44)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzEZINKFoZT/

IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019: Age-Group winners

FEMALE

18-24: Anna Lawson (GBR) – 9:43:43
25-29: Georgia Turner (GBR) – 10:21:50
30-34: Jenna-Caer Seefried (CAN) – 9:49:51
35-39: Joanna Butler (POL) – 10:56:15
40-44: Anna Wächtershäuser (GER) – 10:18:12
45-49: Angelina Van Der Linden (NED) – 10:33:53
50-54: Beverley Wells (CAN) – 11:37:41
55-59: Ger Kelly (IRL) – 12:00:41
60-64: Gail Norman (USA) – 12:23:47

MALE

18-24: Adam Nizio (POL) – 9:46:01
25-29: Tom Oosterdijk (NED) – 8:12:48
30-34: Tjebba Venema (NED) – 8:14:27
35-39: Daniel McParland (GBR) – 8:36:33
40-44: Maciej Swinarski (POL) – 9:13:59
45-49: Roman Latko (GBR) – 9:00:34
50-54: Mäns Höiom (SWE) – 9:35:01
55-59: Gerhard Mueller (AUT) – 9:44:53
60-64: Jean-Luc Miffand (FRA) – 11:10:24
65-69: Richard Tout (GBR) – 12:49:36
70-74: Simon Butterworth (USA) – 12:51:19
75-79: Gennaro Magliulo (ITA) – 14:19:08

PODIUM GALLERY

IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
18-24 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
25-29 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
30-34 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
35-39 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
40-44 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
45-49 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
50-54 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
55-59 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
60-64 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
65-69 – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
Simon Butterworth (70-74) – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
IRONMAN Ireland, Cork 2019
Gennara Magliulo (75-79) – Photo: Huw Fairclough for IRONMAN
John Levison
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.
Discover more
Caroline Pohle Lena Meissner ironman 703 jonkoping sprint 2025
PremiumHow to pace a triathlon to leave it all out there WITHOUT blowing up
FORM Smart Swim 2 PRO lens close up
FORM Smart Swim Pro 2 Goggles review: can these high tech goggles actually help you to train smarter and swim faster?
Premium‘The difference from triathlon is so big – there’s no comparison’: Maya Kingma on life in the Women’s WorldTour peloton
Laura Siddall Challenge Roth 2025 finish line
PremiumLaura Siddall: 10 things I’ve learned from my professional triathlon career
TRIFIT VORTEX tri suit
The small but mighty tri brand you NEED to know about: Why TRI-FIT are on a mission to disrupt the triathlon apparel scene
latest News
Alistair Brownlee Olympics Triathlon London 2012 Podium Gold
Olympic icon Alistair Brownlee reveals most British thing ever when it comes to fuelling recovery
Lionel Sanders IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside 2025 celebration finish line
Lionel Sanders provides BIG update on triathlon comeback
Gwen Jorgensen World Triathlon Cup Tongyeong 2023 run
Olympic triathlon champion Gwen Jorgensen issues last call for scholarship fund for young athletes
Norseman Triathlon 2023 Start
The Norseman 2025: Date, start time and how to follow live for ‘the race that makes athletes cry’
Jan Frodeno Cheesehead PTO Tour US Open 2023 Milwaukee
Triathlon legend Jan Frodeno goes outside his comfort zone to take on epic UTMB challenge
triathlon on your terms
Never miss out with our triathlon alerts & digest. Get a dose of adventure & inspiration with Boundless.
The 247 Group

The home of endurance sports

TRI247-LOGO_Primary-Black_RGB-1

CHOOSE YOUR MEMBERSHIP TO BECOME PART OF SOMETHING EPIC

We’re on a mission to elevate the world of endurance sport, becoming your go-to resource for expert training tips and inspiration, unbiased reporting and creating a platform for grassroots voices. But we can’t do it without you on board! Choose a TRI247+ membership option below and become part of something epic.

£7.95/month

Unlimited access. No ads. A whole library of tips, advice and inspiration at your finger tips, and the chance to shape the future of triathlon journalism.

100+ new articles/month

You’ll also gain access to our other premium websites:

Have an account? Sign in

£47.95/year
£95.40/year

50% Discount

100+ new articles/month

Unlimited access. No ads. A whole library of tips, advice and inspiration at your finger tips, and the chance to shape the future of triathlon journalism.

You’ll also gain access to our other premium websites:

Have an account? Sign in

Share to...