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John Travers of Donore Harriers set a new course record at the John Kilmartin Memorial 5k hosted by Milford AC on Friday evening as he clocked a superb 14:50, having run the first kilometre in 2:53.
Declan Ferry (Rosses AC) was second in 15:30 with Ramelton's Mark McPaul (Finn Valley) third in 15:33.
Milford AC's Marty Lynch set a PB with a run of 15:57 to finish fourth, just ahead of Gary Scully.
The above times are unofficial.
Once again it was a quality field and with conditions very favourable, it was no surprise to see so many fast times.
The previous course record was 15:14.
Death notices for Donegal on Wednesday evening
St Catherine's Band from Killybegs
Councillor Brian Carr, alongside Dualta Bracken, Maitiú Clerkin and Turlough McDaid, who are pictured with their SEIKO Just In Time and Rescue Appreciation Award
Jenson Bonner posing with letter he received from President Higgins' office
Midlands North-West MEP Ciaran Mullooly with Charles Ward TD and 100% Redress Party colleagues Tomás Seán Devine and Joy Beard
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