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NEW YORK/PARIS, Oct 30 : Adidas is hoping this weekend's New York City Marathon will be its chance to run a victory lap, after runners wearing its shoes clocked up eight wins at prized World Marathon Majors this year, boosting sales and outpacing longstanding rival Nike.
In the six months since Peter Lynch lowered the Irish marathon record to 2:06:08, finishing ninth in London in April on a groundbreaking day for distance running, every little addition to his training has been designed to make him fitter, stronger and, ultimately, more confident in his own ability.
NEW YORK, Oct 29 : Kenyan runners reacted with dismay on Thursday to another doping case involving one of their compatriots, after former New York City Marathon winner Peres Jepchirchir was provisionally suspended, casting a shadow over the build-up to Sunday's race.
Not to be unkind, but TG4’s coverage of the Dublin Marathon started a little like Manchester United’s season has gone thus far: pear-shaped. Anything that could go wrong insisted on doing so in the opening stages of the first televising of the event in 15 years, to the point where you wondered if the production team had been struck by clock-change confusion and were still at home in their beds.
With no fear of any exaggeration, Hugh Armstrong traces his decisive moment in Sunday’s Irish Life Dublin Marathon straight back to Mayo winning the All-Ireland football title in Croke Park last July.
Abay Alemu Lesa from the Ethiopia won the outright honours in the Irish Life Dublin Marathon on Sunday, crossing the line in 2:10:29, just six seconds ahead of Ebba Tulu Chala from Sweden.
Growing up in Cape Breton, David Wadden thought donairs were fixtures at pizza shops worldwide.
When Ava Crean crossed the finish line as the first Irish woman in last year’s Dublin Marathon, with her time of 2:34:12 good enough for sixth-best woman overall and some nine minutes faster than she’d run before, she straight away became a sort of outlier of her generation.