Only one Irish competitor per race at World Cross-country

Only one Irish athlete per race will compete in next month's World Cross-Championships in Japan.

Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 14:28

Only one Irish athlete per race will compete in next month's World Cross-Championships in Japan.

Irish cross-country champion Vinny Mulvey of Raheny Shamrock competes in the men's long-course, but there is no Irish representation in the short-course.

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