Lunchtime Legends
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Foreign Adventures
Legends like a challenge. In fact they crave it. Many of them even look for challenges further a field than Ireland. These pages contains their aspiring stories.
English Channel 2009 Mo McCoy swims the English Channel.
Author: Mo McCoy
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Mont Blanc 2006 Ed, Neill and Martina conquer Mont Blanc.
Author: Ed Smith
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Mont Blanc 2004 Wes takes the hard way up Mont Blanc.
Author: Wes Kettyle
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Gerardmer 2004 Report on a very hilly Ironman.
Author: Gavin Browne
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Marathon des Sables 2002 The toughest footrace on earth. Enough said.
Author: Wes Kettyle
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Himalayas In the line of adrenalin rushes the Himalayan Ultra-Marathon is up there. Your challenge should you choose to accept it is to cover 100 miles at altitude (between 8 and 12,000 feet) in 5 days.
Author: Ed Smith
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Almere No one can dispute the ironman triathlon being one of the toughest endurance events around. Either distance, whether it be swimming 2.4 miles, cycling 112 miles or running 26.2 miles is worthy by itself.
Author: Patsy McCardle
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Sardinia A report by Gavin Browne on his experiences of triathlon training in Sardinia.
Author: Gavin Browne
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Comrades 26.2 not long enough for you? Paul Acheson certainly thought so and went to South Africa to compete in the Comrades ultra marathon.
Author: Paul Acheson
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Paris-Dakar A 17-day desert bike race across the African continent. Paul McGuire recounts the journey.
Author: Paul McGuire
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