Aug 5, 2026 · 16 min · 10 segments
# This week on the Podcast this week Dick and Tom are talking about the Streets of Galway Run on its 40th anniversary. # You can find the articles referenced in this podcast on…
Yeah, you, you were probably too young.
This one is, was the idea of Jack Mahon, [clears throat] the great Gaelic footballer and all-round sportsman.
I remember him, yes.
While it was a race, it was really designed [clears throat] to introduce people to running, to, uh, sport for all kind of thing, you know? Um, [clears throat]
Yeah
Uh, but it, it interestingly enough, it, the, the, uh, entry fee was £4 at the time.
Uh, but it attracted... [clears throat] Uh, well, they, they knew it was going to be a success because a- almost as soon as they announced it, the entry, they had about 500 entries.
Wow
Yeah, you, you were probably too young.
This one is, was the idea of Jack Mahon, [clears throat] the great Gaelic footballer and all-round sportsman.
I remember him, yes.
While it was a race, it was really designed [clears throat] to introduce people to running, to, uh, sport for all kind of thing, you know? Um, [clears throat]
Yeah
Uh, but it, it interestingly enough, it, the, the, uh, entry fee was £4 at the time.
Uh, but it attracted... [clears throat] Uh, well, they, they knew it was going to be a success because a- almost as soon as they announced it, the entry, they had about 500 entries.
Wow
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