Dublin clinched the All-Ireland championship in Sunday’s thrilling showdown, while Sarah Lavin triumphed in the 100m hurdles, showcasing exceptional speed. Full coverage on roscommonherald.ie.
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Former Olympic long jump champion Greg Rutherford has built a long jump pit in his back garden. The DIY project allows him to train at home, highlighting his dedication to the sport despite retirement.
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Isaac Wood has been named Pacific University’s new head cross country coach and assistant track & field coach, bringing experience and leadership to the Tigers’ programs, the university announced Wednesday.
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