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06 Sept 2025
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Caitriona Jennings at the Macau International 10k.
It was a successful week for Caitriona Jennings with races in Macau and Hong Kong.
The Letterkenny woman, who ran the women's marathon at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, took part in the Macau International 10k.
Jennings was fourth overall in 36:58 and won her age category.
Winrose Chepkorir from Kenya won in 34:22 with another Kenyan, Lucy Ndambuki second in 35:26.
Hungary's Zsofia Kovacs came third in 35:43.
Jennings is now based in Hong Kong and earlier in the week she won the HKAAA Athletics Series 5,000m.
Jennings finished in 18:34.63, winning from Chui Ka Kiu Christy, who clocked 19:05.05, and Wong Cho Sum, who crossed the line in 19:23.42.
Last year, Jennings received a special recognition award from the Irish Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong for winning gold at the European Championships 50km and bronze at the World Championships 100km.
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