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22 Oct 2025
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Hugh McLaughlin who ran his 100th Park Run last Saturday
Rosses Athletic Club have paid tribute to their former treasurer Hugh McLaughlin on achieving his target of 100 Park Runs.
"Hugh started a bit of jogging for fitness and health and has been a stronger supporter of the Dungloe 5k - an event he has said has helped motivate him," Rosses AC said. "To coincide with doing 100 park runs, Hugh had ran 36.2k up to Saturday so by completing last Saturday’s 5k he had done 100 park runs but had almost done the equivalent of a marathon for the week. A great story and huge well done to Hugh. 150 Park Runs his next target.
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