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Barry Hartnett, Dundrum AC (centre), the winner of the IMRA Templehill Race on Sunday. Also pictured are second and third, Sean Quirke and John Paul O’Connell
The fifth race in the IMRA (Irish Mountain Running Association) Summer League took place on the Galtees.
This was an eight-mile race, with over 2,000 feet of climbing, mixing trail and open mountain.
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Dundrum Athletic Club senior Barry Hartnett won the main race while his daughter Isobel was second in the Junior race.
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Congratulations and well done to the Hartnett daddy and daughter team.
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