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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Shaun Stewart at the finish line
Donegal adventure athletes Shaun Stewart and Shane McGowan secured podium finishes at the Westport Sea 2 Summit on Saturday.
Ards man Stewart was second in the supreme category.
Stewart finished in two hours, 47 minutes and 30 seconds. Winner Alan Dunne came home in 2:46:35 with third-placed Ben Walsh clocking 2:49:02.
Bundoran’s McGowan, who has played senior Gaelic football for Donegal, was third in the sprint category.
McGowan finished in 1:39:14. The sprint section was won by Paul Feeney in 1:33:52 with David Hickey second in 1:37:56.
The Sea 2 Summit is described as being for ‘the participant who wants an extra challenge’.
The race incorporates Croagh Patrick, Clew Bay, the Sheaffry Mountains and the new Greenway.
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