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Galway man wins South Pole Marathon

A Galway man has won the inaugural South Pole Marathon.

Galway man wins South Pole Marathon

Wed, 23 Jan, 2002 - 14:02

A Galway man has won the inaugural South Pole Marathon.

Richard Donovan ran the 26 miles and 385 yards in a time of 08:52:03.

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Courts Athletics Heathrow Place: Galway Place: Calcutta Person: Richard Donovan Person: Donovan Event: South Pole Marathon Organisation: Adventure Network International Organisation: GOAL Organisation: GSPCA

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