Sheridan Claims Bronze at Dublin Marathon
Nichola Sheridan from Bohermeen AC achieved a remarkable third-place finish at the Dublin Marathon, securing the individual bronze medal in the National championships.
Sheridan, who was the third Irish lady to cross the finish line, has shown significant improvement in her performance, having run only her third marathon. Her previous achievements include a new personal best of 2:42.57 at the Dublin Marathon in 2024, where she was 14th lady overall and eighth Irish lady, and a slightly improved time of 2:42.3 at the Valencia marathon in November.
On Sunday, Sheridan ran an impressive race, maintaining her position as the third Irish lady from the start to the finish, despite facing challenges from Meghan Ryan and Caitlyn Harvey. She ultimately clocked a time of 2:39.
Ava Crean, a 19-year-old Limerick athlete, made history by winning the national title at the Dublin Marathon.
Ava Crean's victory marked a significant milestone in her athletic career.
Author's summary: Sheridan wins bronze at Dublin Marathon with a time of 2:39.
- Nichola Sheridan finished third at the Dublin Marathon.
- Sheridan secured the individual bronze medal in the National championships.
- Ava Crean won the national title at the Dublin Marathon.
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