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After three hours of intense competition Castlehill Primary School dominated in the girls’ age groups with Dalintober and Drumlemble primary schools successful in the boys’ events.
There was a good field of contestants at the Argyll Sports Hall Athletics Kintyre meet on Sunday.
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without Kintyre’s ultimate feel-good cure for eating too much and hangovers.
The Glen Scotia Mull of Kintyre Marathon winner, Garry Muir, was supported by his wife, Gemma, and their daughter, Rachel, nine, who made a special sign for her dad.
‘We would welcome the local community to come out and show support like they always do for events and cheer the runners home to the finish line.’
More than 100 athletes competed in the event, now in its fifth year.
The precipitation almost resulted in Saturday’s races, run almost completely on grass at Kinloch Park, being called off.
