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The winning boys. Pics: Claremorris AC
National success for talented Mayo athletes.
The U13 boys from Claremorris Athletic Club claimed a thrilling victory at the National Indoor Championships in Athlone last weekend, cementing their place among Ireland's best.
Having already triumphed in the County and Provincial titles earlier this year, the team travelled with high hopes to the Athlone Indoor Championships, where they faced stiff competition.
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Twelve teams from across Ireland were competing for the coveted national title, but it was Claremorris AC that emerged victorious after a gripping race.
The team—comprising Harry Mulkeen, Dean Kirrane, Luke Duffy, Philip Griffith, and substitutes Sean Kirrane and Arthur Moore—showed remarkable determination and grit.
The race was tightly contested, and it wasn't until the home straight that Claremorris AC managed to edge out their rivals and snatch the victory.
The team’s performance was a testament to their hard work and teamwork, as they managed to pull off an unforgettable win at the prestigious event.
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