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“It was hard, but it was a good race,” Grennan said. “It was really tough. It was very competitive up front there. “I got a bit lucky at the end there. I put in a kick at the right time. I tried to hang on as long as I could. On another day, Eoin could have taken me.” CLICK ON NEXT TO GO THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY OF PICTURES AND RESULTS
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The women’s race was won by Letterkenny AC’s Natasha Adams, whose time of 34:41 saw her finish in 14th overall. “It feels good and I’m happy to get the win,” Adams said. “My aim was to win. This is a great run. I won it back in 2015 and it’s a long time since I ran it. I’m happy to be back and do a race like this again. “I just wanted to go out at a good pace and hold it. I’m delighted.” CLICK ON NEXT TO GO THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY OF PICTURES AND RESULTS
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Maria McCambridge, the women’s record holder, was second woman home in 36:07, with Helen McCready of Rosses AC third woman in 37:05. The Bishop of Raphoe, Alan McGuckian, a regular competitor at the Letterkenny Parkrun every weekend, completed the 10k in 56:46. “It was great today and was tougher than usual; I’m a 5k runner,” he said. “There was a great buzz there. Above all, there was a great spirit the whole way through. I really enjoyed it.” CLICK ON NEXT TO GO THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY OF PICTURES AND RESULTS
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Maria McCambridge, the women’s record holder, was second woman home in 36:07, with Helen McCready of Rosses AC third woman in 37:05. CLICK ON NEXT TO GO THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY OF PICTURES AND RESULTS