Transition Year students from Scoil Mhuire took to Fitzgerald Park to complete their version of The Echo Women’s Mini-Marathon, bringing a sense of normality and fun to a strange start to the school year.

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The date of the 39th Echo Women’s Mini Marathon is upon us and with the sun shining down, hundreds of Corkonians are taking to the streets to run, walk or jog the route.

TODAY is The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon day and, even though the 2020 will be very different to other years, we are still encouraging everyone to register and run or walk the ‘6K Your Way’.

SHE swore she’d do it again if she was still in the land of the living and tomorrow 86-year-old Kathleen Kelleher will take part in her sixth mini marathon.

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of well-known local man Humphrey O’Sullivan who has been remembered as “a true gentleman”. Mr O’Sullivan passed away on Monday evening.

Organisers of The Echo Women's Mini Marathon in Cork have announced that an alternative to the usual race day will be organised for September

As Kathleen Kelleher completed her fifth mini marathon, aged 85, ELAINE DUGGAN caught up with her to talk about her involvement in the annual event

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A BRAVE toddler with an agonising skin disease overcame an infection that prevented her from walking to take part in yesterday's Echo Women's Mini-Marathon.

AN inspirational Cork woman fighting breast cancer refused to let her chemotherapy treatment get in the way of running today's Echo Women's Mini Marathon.

With just days to go to this year’s The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon, EMMA CONNOLLY caught up with our brand ambassador, Trisha Lewis

Arthritis Ireland will be represented at The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon. MARTINA O’DONOGHUE talks to long time volunteer Kathleen Barry about their work

The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon is an important fundraiser for COPE, who support more than 2,300 people, writes CHRIS DUNNE

The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon is encouraging participants to ‘Leave No Trace’, by bringing their own reusable water bottle to the race as well as other measures, writes Cork Athletics spokesperson John Quigley

A total of 150 staff from Tesco storesin Cork will run The Echo Women’s Mini Marathon in aid of Temple Street Children’s Hospital.

BANDON mother-of-two Deirdre O’Reilly, who suffered a devastating stroke in 2013 that left her wheelchair-bound, completed the Evening Echo Mini Marathon.

Local runner Michelle Finn, of Leevale AC, was first over the line in the Evening Echo Mini Marathon yesterday, the first of almost 7,000 participants to take part in the hugely popular annual event.

The sun made a surprise reappearance in Cork city this afternoon, just in time to shine on the thousands taking part in the 37th Annual Evening Echo Mini Marathon.

The sun has come along just in time to dust off the running shoes and start preparing for one of the biggest participation events in Cork city, the annual Cork Women’s mini marathon.