2006 - HTA/ITC "Intercalculated Games" 2007 - 1st HTA/ITC Dr. Pat O'Callaghan Championship In August 1937 Dr. Pat O'Callaghan threw the hammer to a new world record 195' 4". Due to the refusal of the IAAF to recognise the NACAI O'Callaghan was prevented from holding the record, just as he had been preventedfrom defending his Olympic title in 1936. His unofficial world record would not be bettered until 1950 when broken by Pal Nemath. To commerate the 70th anniverssary of his unofficial world record, the last world record to be set by an Irish man in throwing, the HTA and ITC will hold the 1st Dr. Pat O'Callaghan Championships in August 2007. A trial run of the Championships will be held at An Riocht Track on the 27th of August 2006 and as it fits in nicely will commerate the 100th anniverssary of the Intercalculated Games in 1906. The Championship will also recognise the acheivements of Martin Sheriden and Denis Horgan with the holding of a Discus and Shot Putt competition. The Championship will include: A hammer Decatalon ( two throws with all weights, ) A Shot Putt A Discus A 56lb w.f Under Construction