Mullingar Ladies lift the Phyliss Delaney Cup at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. L-R: Orlaith Flanagan, Niamh McEntegart, Jacinta Reilly and Criona Reid.
Mullingar Harriers AC women win Phyllis Delaney Cup at BnM Tullamore Half Marathon
Mullingar Ladies lift the Phyliss Delaney Cup at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. L-R: Orlaith Flanagan, Niamh McEntegart, Jacinta Reilly and Criona Reid. Ger Rogers
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A large entry of 1400 entered the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Darren Carroll and Eddie Alford Mullingar Harriers AC at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Pics: Ger Rogers Photography Ger Rogers
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Conor Corcoran, Colm Brennan, Matt Creagh, Tom Byrne, Dan Morris and Patrick Healy Mullingar Harriers AC at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Kris Foster was the second Mullingar Harriers AC athlete home at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Stephen Gallagher from Mullingar with his daughters Annie and Lucy who came to cheer their mam on at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Dan Morris was First Mullingar Harriers AC athlete home finishing strong in tenth place at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Niamh McEntegart Mullingar Harriers AC catches her breath after a strong run at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Kris Foster, Andy Boyhan, Dan Morris, Seanie Morrissey, Griffin Kearney and Ken Whitelaw Mullingar Harriers AC after competing in the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Andy Boyhan Mullingar Harriers in action at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Ken Whitelaw Mullingar Harriers finishing strong at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Timmy Mescall Mullingar Harriers AC in action at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Gerard Gavin Mullingar Harriers competing at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Eavan Duffy Mullingar Harriers AC finishing strong at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Ger Feerick Mullingar Harriers striding for the finish line during the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Darren Carroll Mullingar Harriers in action during the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
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Criona Reid Mullingar Harriers AC in action at the BnM Tullamore Half Marathon. Ger Rogers
The 2026 edition of the BnM Tullamore Harriers Half Marathon was run off on its traditional date, the last Saturday in August and what a day it proved to be.
Mullingar Harriers AC women won the Phyllis Delaney Cup, which was presented by Phyllis’ son, James. The team was made up of Niamh McEntegart, Jacinta Reilly, Orlaith Flanagan and Criona Reid.
This was for the overall top team in the open race that included athletes from across the country with 4 athletes to score. The men’s team of Dan Morris, Kris Foster, Griffen Kearney and Johnny Morrissey placed an excellent third Club.
The Tullamore Harriers club proudly welcomed more than 2,000 people through its gates over the course of the morning, creating a wonderful atmosphere that never wavered.
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