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Cross Country Training

July 17, 2015

Training for the forthcoming Cross Country season will commence this Monday night, 20th July, for all secondary school students only. Please meet a the clubhouse at 8pm. Hope to see you all back and if there is any other secondary school students interested in taking part in the cross country championships please feel free to come along on Monday night.

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