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A large crowd attended St Ernan's National School 5K run and walk in Ballintra on Thursday, May 26.
Liam Gallagher set a new course record time of 18.04 and past pupil Emer O' Brien set a senior women's record time of 19.49.
Refreshments were enjoyed in the school after the race.
The organisers thanked all staff, parents and marshals for helping make the evening a success, and had a special word of thanks to Martin O' Halloran for overseeing the event.
Event organisers appreciate the continued support of families and the community.
The winners were: senior men - Liam Gallagher (18:04), Paul Ward (18:36), Noel Doherty (20:03); senior women - Emer O' Brien (19:49), Vera Haughey (23:57), Josephine O' Brien (26:13); junior male - Alan Walsh (21:47); junior female - Sophie O' Brien (25:39).
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