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On what was a busy weekend for road racing, Pauline Curley was crowned Queen in the King and Queen’s 10k race which was held on Sunday last in Portarlington.
Hosted by St Michael’s Athletic Club, 11 of our athletes supported the popular event. David McPhearson (Kilkenny City AC) was overall winner in a time of 32.39, while Dave Fox was first Tullamore Harriers athlete, in 6th place, in a time of 35.43. 2nd Lady was Maire Triona Keane with a time of 38mins.
Overall times ; Dave Fox 35.43, Pauline Curley 36.21, Jody O’Reilly 36.51, Maire Triona Keane 38. Ian O’Kelly 38.25, Michelle Mullaney 41.06, Andy O’Grady 43.15, Mags Grennan 48.45, Charles Malone 49.33, Damien Mangan 1.02.23, Sandra Busteed 1.05.22
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Trump, who spent four years in the White House between 2017 and 2021, will stay at his Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, County Clare, for a two to three day visit.
The window of KC (Kate and Charlie) Fashion in Tullamore
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