Cathal Dennehy
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107 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 27 Apr
Cathal Dennehy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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much bigger quantities of them are able to be taken in during the race and they're able to get working into the system and get absorbed by the body much, much quicker.
Like Sebastien Sauet-Martin put out a statement yesterday just explaining just how much Sebastien Sauet took on during yesterday's race.
It was 230 grams of carbohydrate along with sodium bicarbonate before the race and caffeine in the middle of the race as well.
And this is all legal?
Making a difference.
It's all legal.
They're perfectly legal supplements.
Anyone go out and buy them.
But yeah, they're expensive, but they're certainly proving effective.
And really from Tour de France cyclists to elite marathon runners, anyone in the world of endurance sport really is kind of turning to this sort of technology at the moment.
Again, it's making a small difference.
It's hard to say how big a difference, but I think when you combine that with the shoes, these performances are explicable, but they're certainly straddling the line, given Kenya's history, where a lot of people are starting to ask questions as well about doping.
Yeah.
Peter, I was talking to him yesterday afternoon.
He was almost laughing that, you know, he takes such a leap forward really for Irish marathon running, but he's still six and a half minutes behind the winner.
But yeah, Peter is a brilliant breakthrough story.
You know, he was a very, very good distance runner in college.
He was over in Oklahoma and then he graduated not quick enough to earn a contract, but Alistair Craig, a former European indoor champion for Ireland 20 years ago, he gave him an opportunity with his professional group in North Carolina
And, you know, the economics of it really are that it's very hard to make a living on the track unless you're top 10 in the world.
So he moved him towards the marathon.
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