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Eamonn Coghlan's greatest race - AW After suffering disappointment at successive Olympics, the middle-distance runner wrote a redemption story that has gone down in Irish folklore

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In today’s Courier

Sick to the stomach in Glasgow in 2019, Neil Gourley has extra incentives in quest for European Indoor gold

Neil Gourley eyes Euro Indoors title as he bids to ease 2019 Glasgow pain Neil Gourley was all primed for a gold run at the European Indoor Championships in Glasgow two years ago when a mystery bug blew up his hopes.

From today’s Daily Record

Some business predictions

Business Trends You Can’t Afford to Ignore in 2021 Remote working, changes to organisational culture, and e-commerce and social media evolution are among the key business and marketing trends for 2021.

Racing through has boosted my Olympic hopes, says Jake Wightman, ahead of Zagreb finale as Reekie ups gear in Bellinzona

Jake Wightman says decision to race through coronavirus has boosted Olympic medal chances Jake Wightman claims his decision to race through the challenges of coronavirus have given his chances of landing an Olympic medal a huge shot in…

Laura Muir aims to keep pushing barriers at Meeting Herculis as stars of Diamond League reconvene in bubble of Monaco tonight ow.ly/mzXY30r4nUO

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Noah Lyles sprinting past opponents and childhood hurdles, wins 200 meters at the IAAF World Championships Bullies, attention deficit disorder and chronic asthma are in Noah Lyles' shadow as he runs toward the Olympics and, even, a possible world record.