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06 Sept 2025
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The 26th North West 10k saw 828 finishers cross the line at Letterkenny Community Centre on Monday.
JP Williamson from City of Derry Spartans and Letterkenny AC’s Noeleen Scanlan were the winners.
Williamson was the outright winner, finishing in 32:48 with Scanlan taking the honours in the women’s race, clocking 35:12 for 11th overall.
Donal Farren of Letterkenny AC was second in 33:07 and Rosses AC’s Declan Ferry crossed the line in 33:12 to take third spot.
City of Derry Spartans’ Ciara Toner was second woman with Helen McCready from Rosses AC third.
The three charities benefitting this year are Multiple Sclerosis Donegal Branch, St Bernadette’s Special School Letterkenny and the Letterkenny Community Development Project.
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