Show Notes
Niall ran his third Dublin Marathon on Sunday and when asked to describe it in a word, he said: slog.
He tells Sinéad about the privilege of being one of nearly 20,000 runners to toe the start line on a special day when Dublin city is truly its best self; the pain of feeling his best-laid plans for the race quickly unravel; and the pride of getting to the finish line. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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