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“It's a Privilege to Be Able to Decide to Do a Marathon”: Brian Healy on His Daughter Ailbhe and The Gavin Glynn Foundation
Jack and Jill and Me: Barry and Jenna Mc Ardle’s Story
“I Actually Really Hate Running Marathons”: Frances O'Donnell on Shoeboxes, Three Children and Finding Time for Dublin
“Conor Has Made Me the Person I Am”: Alannah Donnelly’s Dublin Marathon Is Rooted in Her Bond With Her Brother
“Why Is It the Child That Has to Be Excluded?”: Grace Lehane Runs Dublin for Special Olympics Ireland
“Give It Another Chance, and See If You Start Liking It”: Alejandro Castro Takes On His First Dublin Marathon for Make A Wish
“You Won't Imagine a Healthcare Run with What They Have There”: Anca and Costi Run Dublin for the Communities They Met in Kenya
“Resilience Is the Name of the Game for Me at the Moment”: Alison Casey Marks Turning 50 With 26.2 Miles for CRY
“I Got My Period on the Starting Line”: Ria Walls on Tackling The Dublin Marathon and Speaking Up for Women in Sport
“Only for Tom, I Wouldn't Be Running”: Elaine Murphy Takes On Her First Dublin Marathon Inspired by Her Son
“He Doesn’t Know He Has Down Syndrome, So He’s Just Flying Along”: Brendan Egan Runs His First Dublin Marathon for His Son Leo
“We Just Want to Do Him Proud”: Tara and Aideen Smith To Run Dublin Together in Memory of Their Father
“I’m Going to Retire as Soon as One of You Girls Can Beat My County Record”: Liz Gilmartin’s Family of Runners and Her Return to Dublin
“There’s Nothing Holding Him Back”: Lucy Kinsella on Her Brother Simon’s Recovery and Running Dublin to Give Back
“I Can Suffer for Twenty Weeks”: Derek Hennessy Is Running Dublin for His Son Finn and The Keith Duffy Foundation
“My Wife Just Laughed. And Then She Said Go for It”: Aidan Kelly Takes on His First Dublin Marathon After Four Knee Operations
“The Road Was Still There”: Stephen Doherty Is Running Dublin for the Charity Supporting His Wife
“My Mind Would Quit Before My Legs”: Ciara Fitzpatrick on Self Doubt, Preparing for Dublin and Making Her Dad Proud
“I’m Not Afraid of Running Anymore”: Dáithí Casey Is Honouring Sarah Egan With 26.2 Miles for Sarcoma Cancer Ireland
"Running Is My Life." Paolo Lot Is 62, and He's Coming From Italy to Run His First Marathon With His Daughter
“I Just Want the World to Know That He Was Here”: Cherry Phypers Keeps Kitto’s Memory at the Heart of Every Mile
"I'm Getting Good Searches Every Time I Go Through the Airport Now": Neil Rooney on Broken Legs, His Mother's Memory and Taking on the Dublin Marathon
“They’re Always Representing More Than One”: David Sammon Takes on Dublin for the Organisation That Gave His Family So Much
“I Put on My Running Shoes and I Went Out the Door”: Daniel Kenny on Addiction, Recovery and Finding a Reason to Run