We are all on a journey. This is mine. The goal was to was to support any athlete struggling with transition. Like the song, if you look back “don’t look back in...” keep moving forward. It is all a lesson. Thank you for the + comments. Enjoy your journey https://t.co/Izr6uZjNvt
Since the first World Championships in Helsinki in 1983 only two Irishmen have made the 1,500m final.
@nbrutonirl in 1995 and @GoCiaran in 2011
The event has never been more competitive than 2023, Andrew Coscoran in there among them.
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Legendary Mayo coach John McDonnell had a plaque unveiled in his honour at O'Rahilly St Ballina yday.
The Plaque was unveiled by his wife Ellen and Son Sean McDonnell who attended the ceremony.
Paul Donovan (centre) and Dave Taylor sharing memories of their @RazorbackTF days
@ianoriordan Good piece on laying foundations. I couldn't agree more that schools athletics was/still is a great grounding (learn to race, competition, deal with pressure) Always special memories including racing you @ianoriordan
Thank you so much 2 the fantastic athletes that have applied to join my scholarship program, I’ve had some great conversations and I have to say the future of welsh female sport is in safe hands! 🙌 🏴
Still time to apply for anyone thinking about it ➡️ https://t.co/QQvGuzfYrh
I remember it being a freezing day. I'm the smallest so no wonder I never finished first but as for the great Olympian @nbrutonirl pictured second from right, no one could catch #running#crosscountry#Ireland
Heartbreak for Jade Jones at Tokyo 2020 💔
She has still made everyone so proud!
📺📱👉 https://t.co/TFl2yjfDMk
#bbcolympics#Tokyo2020 https://t.co/Gu7EomKi6d
The Connacht Athletics Council have agreed to name their annual coaching award after the legendary Mayo coach John McDonnell.
John McDonnell, who has been described as America’s winningest coach was born in Crossmolina, County Mayo on July 2, 1938.
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