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06 Sept 2025
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Eddie Gallen in action in Spain.
Ballybofey man Eddie Gallen finished second at the Ultrafondo en Pista Ciudad Real 12-hour race in Spain last weekend.
Gallen clocked up 116km in the event and was second overall. The Finn Valley AC athlete was the first male in a race won by Lucia Gonzalvez, who won with 118 km.
A few weeks ago, Eddie competed in Valencia and completed 123km to finish second. There, Gallen’s distance marked a new over 60s group record in a range of categories: the 100km; 50km; six-hour; and 12-hour.
Gallen is now seventh in the IAU all-time world rankings for the 12-hour over-60 category.
From Meenreagh in Ballybofey, Gallen is planning to compete at the 24 hour Irish Championships, which take place in Belfast in June.
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