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Fair Lynbrook's Mayor's Run a race for charity
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Bernie Kilkelly, in the green hat, was declared the winner of the Lynbrook Mayor's Run 2010 last Saturday.
John C. O'Connell
Lynbrook Mayor Brian Curran didn't win, but he sure seemed to have a great time participating in the 2nd annual Lynbrook Mayor's Run last Saturday.
John C. O'Connell
Lynbrook/Rockville Centre AOH Div. 14 President Jim Henry, right, ran a great race.
John C. O'Connell
Runners in Saturday's 2nd annual Lynbrook Mayor's Run sponsored by McQuade's Neighborhood Grill started their race at 11:36 a.m. under cloudy skies and bright spirits. The donations collected will go to the Hibernian Hunger Project, the Lynbrook Fire Department and Plaza Theatrical's "Broadway Our Way" for adults with special needs.
John C. O'Connell
"You mean I didn't have to do this?" asked Maureen Kilkelly, wife of the winner of the event, Bernie Kilkelly, who won the trip to Ireland for two in the McQuade's Grill sponsored ayor's Run in Lynbrook.
John C. O'Connell
Bernie Kilkelly finished the Mayor's Run in the top 10 and with the most green liquid still in his cup, and so won a trip to Ireland for two! He and his wife, Maureen, left, just recently returned from Ireland, so they're looking forward to a trip in warmer weather.
John C. O'Connell
Everyone crossing the finish line in McQuade's Grill's Lynbrook Mayor's Run on Saturday, April 17, had a big smile, evidence they enjoyed the family event.
John C. O'Connell
Before the race began, Lynbrook Mayor Brian Curran and his son, Riley, were all smiles.
John C. O'Connell
Dim skies couldn't darken bright spirits in Lynbrook's Mayor's Run for Charity on Saturday, April 17. The event was sponsored by McQuade's Neighborhood Grill. The donations collected will go to the Hibernian Hunger Project, the Lynbrook Fire Department and Plaza Theatrical's "Broadway Our Way" for adults with special needs.
John C. O'Connell
Winner Bernie Kilkelly, his wife, Maureen, and Jim Henry, the president of the local Division 14 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, were quite happy after the race. The funds raised in McQuade's Grill's sponsored this 2nd annual Mayor's Run will be donated to the Ancient Order of Hibernian's Hunger Project, the Lynbrook Fire Department and Plaza Theatrical's "Broadway Our Way" for adults with special needs
John C. O'Connell
A fabulous prize of a trip to Ireland for two went to the one runner who had both the most green liquid still in their cup and was one of the first 10 runners to cross the finish line.
John C. O'Connell
This gentleman was actually the first to cross the finish line, though to win a runner had to have the most liquid still in their cups of the first 10 runners to cross the finish line.
John C. O'Connell
Members of Division 14 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians helped at the event.
John C. O'Connell
Lynbrook Mayor Brian Curran ran the race with a smile the whole way.
John C. O'Connell
The second annual Lynbrook Mayor's Family Run was a happy event on Saturday, April 17. Sponsored by McQuade's Neighborhood Grill in Lynbrook, runners came out to run the race hoping to win the top prize a trip for two to Ireland! To win, a contestant had to finish in the top 10 with the most liquid in a cup that was full when they started out. Bernie Kilkelly was the winner.
The donations collected from raffles and runner registrations will go to the Hibernian Hunger Project, the Lynbrook Fire Department and Plaza Theatrical's "Broadway Our Way" for adults with special needs
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