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The Great Gorey Run 2026, which took place on Sunday, was a successful community race held in memory of Nicky Stafford, bringing runners of all ages together for a day of competition and remembrance... The event featured both a 10-mile race and a 5km race, attracting strong fields from local athletics clubs and community runners. …
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Two Wexford athletes will proudly don the green vest for Team Ireland at the upcoming IAU 24-Hour World Championships, a gruelling endurance event that pushes runners to their absolute limits.... The championships, organised by the International Association of Ultrarunners (IAU), challenge competitors to cover the greatest possible distance within 24 hours — a true test …
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There has only been one Irish pole vaulter to make an Olympic Games, Tori Pena, but there could well be another on the way, with experienced coach in the event, Jim Alexander, describing Mikey Kent as an exciting raw talent... Kent hails from Gusserane in County Wexford and has field events in his genes; mum, …
On a crisp and clear Easter morning in Gorey, something special happened... To celebrate 50 years since the official opening of Gorey Town Park, a cherished green space where countless memories have been made, Gorey Athletics Club brought the community together for a unique and heartwarming tribute: 50km run for 50 years. The event unfolded …
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A large and enthusiastic crowd gathered this week at the Loch Garman Arms Hotel for the public meeting to relaunch Gorey Athletics Club – and what unfolded was more than just an information session. It was a moving, powerful moment of community pride, shared memories, and a clear vision for the future. Over 30 people …
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There's some more excellent sporting news coming out of Wexford.... Wexford continues to shine on the national and international stage. A Wexford teacher, Fiona Kehoe, has arrived back to Ireland from Gothenburg in Sweden as a World Champion. She comfortably won the competition, well clear of the field, with a time of 4.38.46. Fiona from …