Eoin and Phil Leavy with family members at a get together in 2006. All Photos: Arthur Kinahan
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Medals for St Peter’s AC athletes Dearbhla Allen (left) and Colm Duff. Photo by St. Peter's AC
The final event of the year was the National Cross Country Championships for uneven ages. Four St. Peter's AC athletes were in action, and all the Louth athletes ran well.
Colm Duff wins another individual national medal with a twelfth-place finish (out of age) in the Boys U13.
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Dearbhla Allen, in her last juvenile Championship race, shows that her recovery continues with an excellent fifth-place finish, winning another individual medal and leads the Leinster team to silver.
Ella Murphy has made serious progress this year, and that continues, winning her first national medal, one of three Louth athletes on the Leinster team that claimed bronze.
Finally, Anna Kelly had a really strong run in her first national, although not in the medals today, Anna has made serious progress this year. Well done to all, you’ve done yourselves and the club proud.
St Peter’s AC athlete Dearbhla Allen has now signed for the University of Mississippi. Best of luck, Dearbhla.
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