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06 Sept 2025
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Ann-Marie McGlynn kept up her hot run of form in Belfast
Letterkenny AC’s Ann-Marie McGlynn was first home at the Mash Direct Belfast Half Marathon.
McGlynn won in a time of 74 minutes and 53 seconds, to take first place ahead of Gladys Ganiel from North Belfast Harriers on 1:16:15 and Caitlyn Havey on 1:18:41.
The 43-year-old McGlynn’s victory continues her excellent form. She was the winner of the prestigious Raheny 5 Mile race in January, a bronze medal winner with the Irish senior women's team at the European Cross Country Championships in Italy and was fourth at the National Cross Country Championships in Rosapenna.
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