Sinead Kane: 'Motivation isn’t just going to come, you have to take responsibility for your goals'

The visually impaired athlete says her next goal is the Paralympic Championships 
Sinead Kane: 'Motivation isn’t just going to come, you have to take responsibility for your goals'

Ultrarunner Dr Sinead Kane had a worrying setback in December but is now recovering. Picture: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

DR Sinead Kane, the Youghal native, is nothing short of a powerhouse. She’s an ultrarunner, solicitor, public speaker, has two PhDs to her name and is the holder of two Guinness World Records — one for being the first visually impaired person to complete a marathon on each of the seven continents.

She’s gearing up for another year of pushing herself to the limit but says a worrying setback happened in December when she picked up a severe eye infection.

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