Marathon-watch: Numbers add up on beautiful day
I’m not great with numbers but the 2006 Adidas Dublin Marathon is all about numbers and I remember every single one of them.
I’m not great with numbers but the 2006 Adidas Dublin Marathon is all about numbers and I remember every single one of them. Since I started training six months ago I have run over 1,000 miles, lost two stone and gained two blisters.
My race number was 1552, I planned to run the marathon in nine minutes per mile and I’d be running past Aras an Uachtarain at 9.54am. But could I beat that magical...
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