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Race Director Declan McCabe and Tír Chonaill AC's Eamon Harvey . PHOTO: Siobhan McGowan
Excitement is building ahead of next week’s Donegal Town Eamon Harvey 10k, with a brand-new trophy set to take centre stage.
Race Director Declan McCabe joined Eamon Harvey this week to unveil the Eamon Harvey Perpetual Cup, a stunning sterling silver trophy mounted on a rosewood base.
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The cup will be awarded to both the Male Open Winner and the Female Open Winner, after next Sunday’s race.
The Donegal Town 10k continues to attract runners from near and far, combining competition with community spirit.
A limited number of places are still available for those eager to take part. Proceeds from the 5k family walk will go directly to Solace Cancer Support Centre, Donegal Town.
More information and registration can be found at www.donegaltown10k.com
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