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19 November 2021; Expert women's race winners, first place Ellen Vitting, centre, second place Laura O'Driscoll, left, and third place Ger Kelly during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Expert men's race winners, first place Sebastien Giraud, centre, second place Darren Quinn, left, and third place Johan Muller during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; John Mullin with his award for first place in the sport men's race during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Sport men's race winners, first place John Mullin, centre, second place Bernard Smyth, right, and third place Kevin McGuinness during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Sport men's race winners, first place John Mullin, centre, second place Bernard Smyth, right, and third place Kevin McGuinness with Tom Dennigan of Continental Tyres and Adventure Racing Ireland Series Co-Ordinator Padraig O'Connor, left, during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Sport women's race winners, first place Niamh Cleary, centre, second place Denise Molloy, left, and third place Eleanor Smyth with Tom Dennigan of Continental Tyres and Adventure Racing Ireland Series Co-Ordinator Padraig O'Connor, left, during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Sport women's race winners, first place Niamh Cleary, centre, second place Denise Molloy, left, and third place Eleanor Smyth during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Sport women's race winners, first place Niamh Cleary, centre, second place Denise Molloy, left, and third place Eleanor Smyth with Tom Dennigan of Continental Tyres and Adventure Racing Ireland Series Co-Ordinator Padraig O'Connor, left, during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Bernard Smyth with his award for second place in the sport men's race during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

19 November 2021; Expert men's second place finisher Darren Quinn with Tom Dennigan of Continental Tyres, right, during the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards at Johnstown House in Enfield, Meath. The winners of the 2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series have been honoured, after a pandemic-enforced hiatus in 2020. The 12 prize winners in both the male and female series, including expert and sport categories, took part in five of Ireland’s most challenging adventure races to claim a podium finish in this year’s Series. Ellen Vitting of Kerry won the 2021 Expert Women category, while Sebastien Giraud of Dublin triumphed in the Expert Men category. In the Sport category, meanwhile, Niamh Cleary of Meath won the women’s race, with John Mullin of Mayo victorious in the men’s series. The popular adventure race series returned in September this year after being postponed due to the covid pandemic in 2020 and includes two competition categories (expert/sport) for female and male competitors. The top three winners in each category male and female (12 total) each received a mix of fantastic prizes for their efforts including a BestDrive by Continental car tyre voucher, a pair of premium Continental GP5000 road bike tyres and trail shoes with Continental’s rubber soles, ideal for more challenging trail running conditions from adidas footwear. For more on the series and to learn more about adventure racing in Ireland visit, www.adventureracing.ie. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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2021 Continental Tyres National Adventure Race Series Awards

19 Nov 2021

29 August 2021; Castlehaven manager James McCarthy, left, and selector John Cleary before the 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football Championship Final match between between Castlehaven and Nemo Rangers at Páirc Ui Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers - 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football

29 Aug 2021

29 August 2021; Castlehaven selector John Cleary before the 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football Championship Final match between between Castlehaven and Nemo Rangers at Páirc Ui Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers - 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football

29 Aug 2021

29 August 2021; Castlehaven selector John Cleary before the 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football Championship Final match between between Castlehaven and Nemo Rangers at Páirc Ui Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers - 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football

29 Aug 2021

29 August 2021; Castlehaven selector John Cleary before the 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football Championship Final match between between Castlehaven and Nemo Rangers at Páirc Ui Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers - 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football

29 Aug 2021

29 August 2021; Castlehaven selector John Cleary before the 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football Championship Final match between between Castlehaven and Nemo Rangers at Páirc Ui Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Castlehaven v Nemo Rangers - 2020 Cork County Senior Club Football

29 Aug 2021

4 July 2021; Jason Forde of Tipperary in action against Clare players, from left, Paul Flanagan, Conor Cleary, Diarmuid Ryan and John Conlon during the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final match between Tipperary and Clare at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Tipperary v Clare - Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final

04 Jul 2021

4 July 2021; Cathal Malone, Conor Cleary and John Conlon of Clare look on as referee James Owens awards a penalty to Tipperary during the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final match between Tipperary and Clare at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Tipperary v Clare - Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final

04 Jul 2021

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4 July 2021; Clare players Conor Cleary, Eibhear Quilligan and John Conlon walk the pitch before the the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final match between Tipperary and Clare at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Tipperary v Clare - Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Semi-Final

04 Jul 2021

9 May 2021; John Conlon, left, and Conor Cleary of Clare run out for the second half during the Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Group B Round 1 match between Antrim and Clare at Corrigan Park in Belfast, Antrim. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Antrim v Clare - Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Group B Round 1

09 May 2021

29 October 2020; The Dundalk team, top row, from left, Gary Rogers, Patrick McEleney, Andy Boyle, captain Chris Shields, Brian Gartland and Daniel Cleary. Bottom row, from left, Michael Duffy, Patrick Hoban, Sean Murray, Cameron Dummigan and John Mountney ahead of the UEFA Europa League Group B match between Arsenal and Dundalk at the Emirates Stadium in London, England. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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Arsenal v Dundalk - UEFA Europa League Group B

29 Oct 2020

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