Charities the €600,000 winner in mini-marathon

A RECORD 3,145 participants took part in yesterday’s Irish Examiner Limerick Women’s Mini-Marathon.

Charities the €600,000 winner in mini-marathon
Mon, 09 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

The race was won by former Olympic athlete Rosemary Ryan from the Bilboa club in Co Limerick. She was followed home by Niamh O’Sullivan from the Riocht club in Castleisland and Limerick’s Orla Drumm who runs for University College Cork.

However, the big winners yesterday were the 130 charities who will benefit from over €600,000 raised by the runners.

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