From a 4:36 marathon to the World Championships
I want the Thomas version!! Simply incredible, well done!
Amazing, brilliant, can't wait for the long (and I am sure it will be long) version.
A marathon AND 100 MILES!!! Not a bad days work Thomas. Well done and I would give those Kerry mountains a rest for a while. Cheers Liam.
Nice report :) you've said it all.... WELL DONE!
Trying to comprehend it. Well done.
ThomasReally its time to rename this blog. That was an outstanding days work and nothing rubbish about it at all. Well done
Congratulations. Some achievement. You ran further than I cycled round the Ring of Kerry last saturday.
Bask well, rest well. Most of us mortals have no comprehension. Thomas of Brighton
We are proud of you in Star of the Laune A.C!
Holly shit that impressive, Thomas you are the new god of distance running!!!figgin impressive :0]
I expected a lot from you, but you have really outdone yourself, well done!
An epic journey Thomas. Simply fantastic.
Fantastic achievement Thomas. Have to wonder how soon you'll be called up to represent your country... but which one? :-)
Ha! I'll have to be careful here or I'll commit the cardinal sin of blogging: a comment longer than the post. Brilliant result mate. I'll take up Robert's comment and suggest Ireland - like honorary Aussie Sonia O'Sullivan.
Outstanding stuff. Bet you are sleeping like a log these days!!!!cathal
Congratulations Thomas! That's an amazing achievement!
Great performance.
Is the "hardest thing" you've ever done, writing such a brief blog post?!Truly wonderful result and achievement Thomas!!Looking forward to the log version.Congratulations!
Freudian slip Scott? The version that makes one sleep like a log ;-)
Absolutely brilliant! Well done Thomas!
Superb Thomas. Congratulations. I'm so glad you're target wasn't 100miles. Looking forward to reading the long version.Recover well. John
I was there (well, on the track with you for 6 hours!) - you were awesome. Can't wait to read your full race report. A magnificent achievement!
as they say in France Thomas "magnifique".
Brilliant!
I want the Thomas version!! Simply incredible, well done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, brilliant, can't wait for the long (and I am sure it will be long) version.
ReplyDeleteA marathon AND 100 MILES!!! Not a bad days work Thomas. Well done and I would give those Kerry mountains a rest for a while. Cheers Liam.
ReplyDeleteNice report :) you've said it all.... WELL DONE!
ReplyDeleteTrying to comprehend it. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThomas
ReplyDeleteReally its time to rename this blog. That was an outstanding days work and nothing rubbish about it at all.
Well done
Congratulations. Some achievement. You ran further than I cycled round the Ring of Kerry last saturday.
ReplyDeleteBask well, rest well. Most of us mortals have no comprehension. Thomas of Brighton
ReplyDeleteWe are proud of you in Star of the Laune A.C!
ReplyDeleteHolly shit that impressive, Thomas you are the new god of distance running!!!
ReplyDeletefiggin impressive :0]
I expected a lot from you, but you have really outdone yourself, well done!
ReplyDeleteAn epic journey Thomas. Simply fantastic.
ReplyDeleteFantastic achievement Thomas. Have to wonder how soon you'll be called up to represent your country... but which one? :-)
ReplyDeleteHa! I'll have to be careful here or I'll commit the cardinal sin of blogging: a comment longer than the post. Brilliant result mate. I'll take up Robert's comment and suggest Ireland - like honorary Aussie Sonia O'Sullivan.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding stuff. Bet you are sleeping like a log these days!!!!
ReplyDeletecathal
Congratulations Thomas! That's an amazing achievement!
ReplyDeleteGreat performance.
ReplyDeleteIs the "hardest thing" you've ever done, writing such a brief blog post?!
ReplyDeleteTruly wonderful result and achievement Thomas!!
Looking forward to the log version.
Congratulations!
Freudian slip Scott? The version that makes one sleep like a log ;-)
DeleteAbsolutely brilliant! Well done Thomas!
ReplyDeleteSuperb Thomas. Congratulations. I'm so glad you're target wasn't 100miles.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading the long version.
Recover well.
John
I was there (well, on the track with you for 6 hours!) - you were awesome. Can't wait to read your full race report. A magnificent achievement!
ReplyDeleteas they say in France Thomas "magnifique".
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
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