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06 Sept 2025
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Noreen Bonner. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
Noreen Bonner has helped Ireland to a team silver medal at the World Masters.
The Finn Valley AC woman played her part as the Ireland W65 team took silvers in the half marathon in Torun.
It has been a fine week for Donegal athletes in the Polish city at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships.
Saturday’s half marathon took place in conjunction with the indoors.
Bonner finished in 1:47:44 and was just one place off an individual medal, coming home in fourth in her category.
Her Irish team-mate Pauline Moran was second and Nuala Reilly was fifth as Ireland claimed silver, behind USA and ahead of Germany.
Galway woman Christina Kennedy, a former Ireland international, led the USA to gold.
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