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1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; In attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin is Master of the mile, Eamonn Coghlan, centre, alongside Irish International athletes, Andrew Coscoran and Nadia Power. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; In attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin is Master of the mile, Eamonn Coghlan, centre, alongside Irish International athletes, Andrew Coscoran and Nadia Power. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; In attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin is Master of the mile, Eamonn Coghlan, centre, alongside Irish International athletes, Andrew Coscoran and Nadia Power. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; In attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin is Master of the mile, Eamonn Coghlan, centre, alongside Irish International athletes, Andrew Coscoran and Nadia Power. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; In attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin is Master of the mile, Eamonn Coghlan, centre, alongside Irish International athletes Andrew Coscoran and Nadia Power. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athletes, Andrew Coscoran, left, and Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athletes Nadia Power, left, and Andrew Coscoran, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

1 July 2020; Irish International athlete, Nadia Power, in attendance at the launch of the Irish Life Health Mile Challenge at Santry Park in Dublin. The weeklong challenge to find out the fittest and most active club and county starts on 17th August. This marks the 35th anniversary of Ireland's top milers setting a 4x1-mile relay world record. Finishing on 23rd of August when Ireland’s top athletes will also take to the track to compete for national titles at the Irish Life Health Track and Field Championships. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Irish Life Health Mile Challenge

01 Jul 2020

21 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

21 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. To The New Generation is a series of portraits of Black athletes in Ireland, representing their communities and families, and in some instances Ireland, in a variety of sports, including athletics, basketball, GAA, rugby and soccer. Their stories reflect a contemporary and multicultural Ireland and Ireland’s place in the world, moving more and more from an emigrant nation to an immigrant nation offering hope and a life to many people from beyond our shores. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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'To The New Generation' Series

21 Jun 2020

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11 June 2020; Irish middle distance runner Nadia Power, left, and training partner Lauren Tinkler during a training session at Morton Stadium in Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Nadia Power Training Feature

11 Jun 2020

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