David Clifford of Kerry in action against Brendan McCole of Donegal during the All-Ireland SFC final last year
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Stephen McCauley and Michael Fox on the podium
There was a 1-2 for Letterkenny AC at the Omagh Half Marathon on Sunday.
Stephen McCauley took victory in one hour, six minutes and 55 seconds.
McCauley, who had a fine season on the road in 2025, has clearly picked up on that theme by winning around the streets of Omagh.
Letterkenny AC’s Michael Fox was second in 1:08:48.
James Speight of Dromore Runners, a former Finn Valley AC athlete, was third in 1:10:16 with Finn Valley AC man John Joe Doherty fourth in 1:10:17.
Rosses AC’s Maria McGee was second in the women’s race, clocking 1:16:50.
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Ann-Marie McGlynn, now running with Strabane AC, won in 1:14:08.
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