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26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

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26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19).Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

Editor's Choice

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19). Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19).Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

26 March 2020; Reigning Irish 5,000m track & field champion Hiko Tonosa, who is originally from Ethopia and received his certificate of naturalisation as an Irish citizen in March 2020 and is now eligible to run internationally for Ireland, during an early morning training run in Dublin, which helps him with the guidelines of social distancing and avoid contracting Coronavirus (COVID-19).Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Hiko Tonosa Feature

26 Mar 2020

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24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

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24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

Editor's Choice

24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

24 March 2020; Reigning Irish 200m track & field champion Phil Healy during a training session at Raven Point Wood in Wexford. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Phil Healy Training Session

24 Mar 2020

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