The Mary From Dungloe competition is a celebration of Irish heritage, music, and culture. This year’s competition promises to be particularly exciting, with a talented and diverse group of women set to compete for the coveted title. Each contestant brings her own unique talents and strengths to the competition, from traditional Irish music to modern pop and rock. Beyond their musical abilities, these women are also leaders in their communities, dedicated to promoting Irish culture and supporting charitable causes.
Ellen is 24 years old and is currently completing her PGCE to be a secondary English teacher on the 1st of July.
Ellen has Irish danced since the age of 4 and continued this at university as she took
on the role of President of the dance society. In her spare time you will also find Ellen reading, walking in the country whilst listening to country music or at the theatre.
Ellen is extremely grateful and overwhelmed with excitement to represent
Birmingham in the upcoming 2025 Mary from Dungloe festival. Ellen’s family hail from both the north, Co. Derry, and the south Co. Waterford, with connections in Westmeath and Kildare. Growing up in Birmingham and Coventry, Ellen feels so
lucky to live in a place with such a strong and magical Irish community and cannot wait to experience the community of Dungloe!
I am so looking forward to the festival and meeting you all!
Meet Caragh Ryan, a 31-year-old from Kilmeena, Westport, County Mayo. Originally, she obtained an International Diploma in Beauty Therapy in 2014 and spent several
years working in the beauty industry. However, her true calling always tugged at her heart: a desire to work with children and make a meaningful difference in their lives. At 26, she took a leap, retraining as a Special Needs Assistant and recently earning a Level 7 Certificate in Special Needs Assisting from ATU St. Angela’s,
Sligo.
Caragh plays football with the Junior Ladies team (although she prefers to be on the
side-line), and she has previously contributed her coaching skills to nurture the next generation of footballers through her work with underage teams.
When she’s not on the field or supporting her club, she enjoys learning to play the button accordion – a cherished musical tradition passed down through generations of the Ryan family.
Caragh is honoured and delighted to be selected as the first Connacht Mary for the Mary From Dungloe International Arts Festival and is looking forward to spending time in her second favourite county, Donegal!
Alanna is proud to represent her home county of Donegal in the 2025 Mary from Dungloe International Arts Festival.
Alanna is a Nursing Student From Convoy, Co. Donegal. Alanna graduated from ATU Letterkenny in 2015 with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management. After graduating, she decided to travel to Australia and spent two years living in Perth,
Western Australia.
She currently works as a healthcare assistant, supporting adults with intellectual disabilities. Outside of her studies, Alanna has a strong interest in jiving and country music. She is a two-time All-Ireland Jiving Champion, having won titles in 2019 and
2024, and has a total of five local dancing competition wins since 2019.
She is thrilled to take part in this year’s Mary from Dungloe International Arts Festival and is looking forward to what she describes as the experience of a lifetime as the 2025 Donegal Mary.
Anna Sutcliffe, 30, proudly represents Dublin in this year’s Mary from Dungloe
Festival. Though born and raised in the capital, she spent her childhood visiting
family in Annagry – a place that inspired both her name and grá for the Irish
language.
Now based on Achill Island, Anna works as an Island Development Officer with
Comhar na nOileán, supporting communities on Árainn Mhór, Toraigh, Clare Island,
and Inishturk. Anna also works as a gallery assistant for Donegal-raised artist Kevin
Sharkey.
A fluent Irish and German speaker, Anna promotes the Irish language through her
work and events. She is assisting the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland in
organising the first-ever Irish-language event during Design Week.
In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, reading, baking, art, poetry, and walks with her
dog, Rembrandt. She volunteers with Dignity Ireland, promoting equality for people
living with disabilities and working on an independent living project. She is honoured
to be part of a festival that celebrates heritage, identity, and belonging – values that
are at the heart of both her personal and professional life.
Anna Sutcliffe, 30, proudly represents Dublin in this year’s Mary from Dungloe Festival. Though born and raised in the capital, she spent her childhood visiting
family in Annagry – a place that inspired both her name and grá for the Irish language.
Now based on Achill Island, Anna works as an Island Development Officer with Comhar na nOileán, supporting communities on Árainn Mhór, Toraigh, Clare Island, and Inishturk. Anna also works as a gallery assistant for Donegal-raised artist Kevin Sharkey.
A fluent Irish and German speaker, Anna promotes the Irish language through her
work and events. She is assisting the Design & Crafts Council of Ireland in organising the first-ever Irish-language event during Design Week.
In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, reading, baking, art, poetry, and walks with her dog, Rembrandt. She volunteers with Dignity Ireland, promoting equality for people living with disabilities and working on an independent living project. She is honoured
to be part of a festival that celebrates heritage, identity, and belonging – values that are at the heart of both her personal and professional life.
This years Dungloe Mary is Ellie Ward, Ellie is19 years old and honoured to have been chosen as the 2025 Dungloe Mary. Born and bred in Dungloe, she grew up in
the Diamond, at the top of the Caravan Road, but in more recent years I have resided at the other end of Dungloe main street in Meenmore.
No stranger to representing Dungloe or Donegal Ellie has been playing Gaelic football for An Clochán Liath CLG since 2016 and Donegal LGFA from 2018 up until
last year, she loves being part of some amazing teams, where they’ve won several Ulster and All Ireland titles.
She was privileged to have received a sports scholarship for Gaelic football in ATU
Letterkenny for the 24/25 season where I am currently studying Health Science with Physiotherapy in ATU.
Since being honoured with the title of the Dungloe Mary in February, the support she
has received from the people of Dungloe and Donegal has been so uplifting and inspiring, making her even more proud to be representing the people and communities of Dungloe and Donegal.
She cannot wait to welcome the other Mary's to An Clochán Liath and make
memories to last a lifetime
This years Dungloe Mary is Ellie Ward, Ellie is19 years old and honoured to have
been chosen as the 2025 Dungloe Mary. Born and bred in Dungloe, she grew up in
the Diamond, at the top of the Caravan Road, but in more recent years I have
resided at the other end of Dungloe main street in Meenmore.
No stranger to representing Dungloe or Donegal Ellie has been playing Gaelic
football for An Clochán Liath CLG since 2016 and Donegal LGFA from 2018 up until
last year, she loves being part of some amazing teams, where they’ve won several
Ulster and All Ireland titles.
She was privileged to have received a sports scholarship for Gaelic football in ATU
Letterkenny for the 24/25 season where I am currently studying Health Science with
Physiotherapy in ATU.
Since being honoured with the title of the Dungloe Mary in February, the support she
has received from the people of Dungloe and Donegal has been so uplifting and
inspiring, making her even more proud to be representing the people and
communities of Dungloe and Donegal.
She cannot wait to welcome the other Mary's to An Clochán Liath and make
memories to last a lifetime
Maria O’Donnell is 26 years old and thrilled to be representing Edinburgh in this year’s Mary from Dungloe festival. She comes from a family of six in Annagry and have strong ties to
Gweedore. Maria is currently in Scotland to study nursing at the University of Stirling, and is proud to work as an acute care nurse. Each day presents new challenges and opportunities to positively impact people’s lives.
In her free time, Maria is passionate about nature and enjoy hiking. She also loves expressing her creativity through art and staying active with boxing.
Maria is excited to represent Edinburgh in this year’s Mary from Dungloe, as her connection to Edinburgh dates back to her granny, who moved there for a short time when she was
younger for work. Maria has followed in her footsteps and has fallen in love with Scotland.
There’s a deep-rooted connection between Ireland and Scotland, and she hopes to make you all proud!
Maria O’Donnell is 26 years old and thrilled to be representing Edinburgh in this year’s Mary
from Dungloe festival. She comes from a family of six in Annagry and have strong ties to
Gweedore. Maria is currently in Scotland to study nursing at the University of Stirling, and is
proud to work as an acute care nurse. Each day presents new challenges and opportunities
to positively impact people’s lives.
In her free time, Maria is passionate about nature and enjoy hiking. She also loves
expressing her creativity through art and staying active with boxing.
Maria is excited to represent Edinburgh in this year’s Mary from Dungloe, as her connection
to Edinburgh dates back to her granny, who moved there for a short time when she was
younger for work. Maria has followed in her footsteps and has fallen in love with Scotland.
There’s a deep-rooted connection between Ireland and Scotland, and she hopes to make
you all proud!
Niamh Ní Bhaoill, a diligent 19 year old, comes from the Gaeltacht in Crove, Carrick,
Co. Donegal, where she grew up in a close-knit family with three sisters and two brothers. Passionate about Irish culture and Irish language since primary school, Niamh excelled in the subject during her Leaving Certificate. She now studies Quantity Surveying at Ulster University in Belfast. She is also a talented athlete,
having played Gaelic Football since the age of four, with notable achievements including Ulster and All-Ireland medals representing Donegal. Outside sports, Niamh enjoys music, singing, playing guitar, and writing her own songs. She has also acted
in musicals and plays. Above all, Niamh values family and friends and loves spending weekends reconnecting with them. As this year’s Gaeltacht Mary, she is determined
to make her family and community proud.
Niamh Ní Bhaoill, a diligent 19 year old, comes from the Gaeltacht in Crove, Carrick,
Co. Donegal, where she grew up in a close-knit family with three sisters and two
brothers. Passionate about Irish culture and Irish language since primary school,
Niamh excelled in the subject during her Leaving Certificate. She now studies
Quantity Surveying at Ulster University in Belfast. She is also a talented athlete,
having played Gaelic Football since the age of four, with notable achievements
including Ulster and All-Ireland medals representing Donegal. Outside sports, Niamh
enjoys music, singing, playing guitar, and writing her own songs. She has also acted
in musicals and plays.Above all, Niamh values family and friends and loves spending
weekends reconnecting with them. As this year’s Gaeltacht Mary, she is determined
to make her family and community proud.
Niamh Brown is a 26 years old from Cambuslang, Glasgow. She holds an MSc and a
BA in Human Resource Management from the University of Stirling. Since graduating, she has been working as a Human Resources Advisor for Whyte &
Mackay, the globally renowned Scottish whisky makers known for brands such as Dalmore and Jura. Niamh’s late grandfather, Tony Mai Gallagher, hailed from
Mullaghduff and ran the bus from the Gorbals to Dungloe. She has grown up with the festival and attend it every year. She is also a dedicated and competitive athlete.
During her school years, she achieved the prestigious title of Scottish Schools Champion twice, in both the 1500m and cross country events. She trains most days, focusing on a range of distances from 800m to Half Marathon. She is looking forward
to her time in Dungloe.
Niamh Brown is a 26 years old from Cambuslang, Glasgow. She holds an MSc and a
BA in Human Resource Management from the University of Stirling. Since
graduating, she has been working as a Human Resources Advisor for Whyte &
Mackay, the globally renowned Scottish whisky makers known for brands such as
Dalmore and Jura. Niamh’s late grandfather, Tony Mai Gallagher, hailed from
Mullaghduff and ran the bus from the Gorbals to Dungloe. She has grown up with the
festival and attend it every year. She is also a dedicated and competitive athlete.
During her school years, she achieved the prestigious title of Scottish Schools
Champion twice, in both the 1500m and cross country events. She trains most days,
focusing on a range of distances from 800m to Half Marathon. She is looking forward
to her time in Dungloe.
Kate is incredibly proud and honoured to be representing London in this year’s Mary of Dungloe International Arts Festival. Although born and raised in London, her Irish heritage has always been a huge part of her identity. Her dad is from Tipperary and her mum's family is from Enniskillen, so she’s grown up surrounded by Irish music, culture, and values.
Her aunt actually lives in Falcarragh and my uncle is even flying over from New York to join the family, which makes it all the more special!
She cannot wait to experience everything the festival has to offer, meet the other Marys, and represent the London Irish community with pride. Thank you to everyone who has supported her on this journey—see you in Dungloe!
Kate is incredibly proud and honoured to be representing London in this year’s Mary
of Dungloe International Arts Festival. Although born and raised in London, her Irish
heritage has always been a huge part of her identity. Her dad is from Tipperary and
her mum's family is from Enniskillen, so she’s grown up surrounded by Irish music,
culture, and values.
Her aunt actually lives in Falcarragh and my uncle is even flying over from New York
to join the family, which makes it all the more special!
She cannot wait to experience everything the festival has to offer, meet the other
Marys, and represent the London Irish community with pride. Thank you to everyone
who has supported her on this journey—see you in Dungloe!
The Midlands Mary this year is Tarragh Brady from Co Cavan. Tara is so honoured and fortunate to be a part of this year's Mary from Dungloe Festival, where she will be representing her home county Cavan and also the Midlands region of Ireland.
She is 23 years old and is in her final year studying Pharmaceutical Science in Technological University of Midlands – Athlone.
She is very passionate about Fitness and activities. Athletics has been a massive part of her life for years and has allowed her to travel all around the country and
even to European countries as well over the years to compete in 400 meter hurdles.
She also has a great love for country music and jiving.
She is no stranger to the festival as I was first introduced to Maghery and Dungloe by the O’Hagan family and attended the festival in 2018 to support the Down Mary and made many fond memories around Dungloe.
The Midlands Mary this year is Tarragh Brady from Co Cavan. Tara is so honoured
and fortunate to be a part of this year's Mary from Dungloe Festival, where she will
be representing her home county Cavan and also the Midlands region of Ireland.
She is 23 years old and is in her final year studying Pharmaceutical Science in
Technological University of Midlands – Athlone.
She is very passionate about Fitness and activities. Athletics has been a massive
part of her life for years and has allowed her to travel all around the country and
even to European countries as well over the years to compete in 400 meter hurdles.
She also has a great love for country music and jiving.
She is no stranger to the festival as I was first introduced to Maghery and Dungloe
by the O’Hagan family and attended the festival in 2018 to support the Down Mary
and made many fond memories around Dungloe.
Representing New York, Tara is a 23-year-old proud Yonkers native, currently pursuing an Associate's degree in Business Management in Westchester. While she
enjoys her work in hospitality as a bartender, her aspirations lie in the vibrant entertainment and event industry world, where her creativity and spontaneous nature can truly shine. This festival holds a special place in her heart, as her cousin, Fiona Molloy, was a contestant back in 2013. Her grand-uncle Jimmy McGonegal encouraged her, who has sadly passed on, would be smiling down to see me representing the Molloys. Her Irish heritage is a significant part of who she is, with her father, James Molloy, hailing from Ardara, Donegal, and her mother, Maureen, from Ballinamuck, Longford. Growing up, she was immersed in various activities, including the tin whistle, Irish dance, and football. This passion for activity has continued into her adulthood, and she is now blessed to be playing the harp, finding
joy and connection in its music, and spending time outdoors.
Representing New York, Tara is a 23-year-old proud Yonkers native, currently
pursuing an Associate's degree in Business Management in Westchester. While she
enjoys her work in hospitality as a bartender, her aspirations lie in the vibrant
entertainment and event industry world, where her creativity and spontaneous nature
can truly shine. This festival holds a special place in her heart, as her cousin, Fiona
Molloy, was a contestant back in 2013. Her grand-uncle Jimmy McGonegal
encouraged her, who has sadly passed on, would be smiling down to see me
representing the Molloys. Her Irish heritage is a significant part of who she is, with
her father, James Molloy, hailing from Ardara, Donegal, and her mother, Maureen,
from Ballinamuck, Longford. Growing up, she was immersed in various activities,
including the tin whistle, Irish dance, and football. This passion for activity has
continued into her adulthood, and she is now blessed to be playing the harp, finding
joy and connection in its music, and spending time outdoors.
22-year old Olivia Boyce is this year’s Philadelphia Mary from Dungloe. Olivia was born and raised in Philadelphia and has been involved in the local Irish community
since she was a wee girl, participating in both Irish dance and Gaelic football.
Olivia is a 2024 graduate from Bucknell University where she studied Neuroscience and was a top-contributor on the Track and Field team. Olivia is currently a Patient Care Technician in the Medical-Surgery unit at a local hospital and has aspirations to
become a Physician’s Assistant.
When she is not working, you can usually find her spending time with her friends and family or reading a good book. Olivia also loves to run and just completed her first half-marathon in March!
Olivia is excited to be back in Ireland to visit her grandparents’ homeland and is
honoured to be a part of this year’s Mary from Dungloe festival.
22-year old Olivia Boyce is this year’s Philadelphia Mary from Dungloe. Olivia was
born and raised in Philadelphia and has been involved in the local Irish community
since she was a wee girl, participating in both Irish dance and Gaelic football.
Olivia is a 2024 graduate from Bucknell University where she studied Neuroscience
and was a top-contributor on the Track and Field team. Olivia is currently a Patient
Care Technician in the Medical-Surgery unit at a local hospital and has aspirations to
become a Physician’s Assistant.
When she is not working, you can usually find her spending time with her friends and
family or reading a good book. Olivia also loves to run and just completed her first
half-marathon in March!
Olivia is excited to be back in Ireland to visit her grandparents’ homeland and is
honoured to be a part of this year’s Mary from Dungloe festival.
Sarah Hughes is 27 years old, originally from Stewartstown, County Tyrone, and she moved to Dubai in November 2023. She sings and play the fiddle full-time, with her
partner in our two-piece band ‘Fresh as Folk’, performing in McCafferty’s Bars across
the UAE. It has been amazing to be a part of such a strong Irish community in the
UAE, especially within the trad music scene. It is just amazing to see the Irish culture thrive so far from home. She studied Law at Queen’s University Belfast, graduating in 2019, and qualified as a solicitor in 2021. I thoroughly enjoyed working as a
Solicitor, and it allowed me to develop so many skills and relationships. However, music was always my passion, so after nearly 3 years into my legal career, I took the
leap and haven’t looked back. When I’m not playing music, you’ll find her doing Pilates, running with her local run club, or deep in a podcast. She is truly honoured to have been selected to represent the UAE at this year’s Mary from Dungloe Festival.
She is so proud to bring a touch of our Irish-UAE spirit to Donegal, and cannot wait to meet the other amazing Marys, make lifelong memories, and I’m sure form
fantastic friendships along the way!
Sarah Hughes is 27 years old, originally from Stewartstown, County Tyrone, and she
moved to Dubai in November 2023. She sings and play the fiddle full-time, with her
partner in our two-piece band ‘Fresh as Folk’, performing in McCafferty’s Bars across
the UAE. It has been amazing to be a part of such a strong Irish community in the
UAE, especially within the trad music scene. It is just amazing to see the Irish culture
thrive so far from home. She studied Law at Queen’s University Belfast, graduating
in 2019, and qualified as a solicitor in 2021. I thoroughly enjoyed working as a
Solicitor, and it allowed me to develop so many skills and relationships. However,
music was always my passion, so after nearly 3 years into my legal career, I took the
leap and haven’t looked back. When I’m not playing music, you’ll find her doing
Pilates, running with her local run club, or deep in a podcast. She is truly honoured to
have been selected to represent the UAE at this year’s Mary from Dungloe Festival.
She is so proud to bring a touch of our Irish-UAE spirit to Donegal, and cannot wait
to meet the other amazing Marys, make lifelong memories, and I’m sure form
fantastic friendships along the way!
The Ulster Mary this year is Ciara Hassan, who is 18 years old from County Tyrone, and she is honoured to represent Ulster in the 58th Mary from Dungloe Festival. She has a strong connection to Donegal and cherish many fond memories of growing up
around there.She recently completed her A Levels, and she is looking forward to furthering her studies in university studying Primary teaching with music. The arts and music have always been a passion of hers. She has been singing and dancing
from the age of 3 and is currently a student at Encore Performing Arts Academy.
She has had so many amazing opportunities growing up because of the arts and she can’t wait to be a part of the Mary from Dungloe Festival to see what new experiences she gathers from her time here.
The Ulster Mary this year is Ciara Hassan, who is 18 years old from County Tyrone,
and she is honoured to represent Ulster in the 58th Mary from Dungloe Festival. She
has a strong connection to Donegal and cherish many fond memories of growing up
around there.She recently completed her A Levels, and she is looking forward to
furthering her studies in university studying Primary teaching with music. The arts
and music have always been a passion of hers. She has been singing and dancing
from the age of 3 and is currently a student at Encore Performing Arts Academy.
She has had so many amazing opportunities growing up because of the arts and she
can’t wait to be a part of the Mary from Dungloe Festival to see what new
experiences she gathers from her time here.
The WAW Mary this year is 24 year old Lucy Baskin. She is from a small village called Dunkineely in Co. Donegal. She absolutely loves home, living beside the seaside where she walks her two dogs daily, or go for a sea swim!
She is a primary school teacher, currently working in a lovely school in Bundoran, where she teaches 5th class.
She is very passionate about fitness. She has been involved in rowing since she was 16, and always look forward to May coming every year to get back on the water! She also has become involved with Hyrox over the last two years, having recently completed the Mixed Doubles category in Hyrox Switzerland.
She feels incredibly honoured to be selected as this year’s Wild Atlantic Way Mary,
and she can’t wait to meet everyone. Roll on July!
The WAW Mary this year is 24 year old Lucy Baskin. She is from a small village
called Dunkineely in Co. Donegal. She absolutely loves home, living beside the
seaside where she walks her two dogs daily, or go for a sea swim!
She is a primary school teacher, currently working in a lovely school in Bundoran,
where she teaches 5th class.
She is very passionate about fitness. She has been involved in rowing since she was
16, and always look forward to May coming every year to get back on the water! She
also has become involved with Hyrox over the last two years, having recently
completed the Mixed Doubles category in Hyrox Switzerland.
She feels incredibly honoured to be selected as this year’s Wild Atlantic Way Mary,
and she can’t wait to meet everyone. Roll on July!
Sarah Hughes is 27 years old, originally from Stewartstown, County Tyrone, and she
moved to Dubai in November 2023. She sings and play the fiddle full-time, with her
partner in our two-piece band ‘Fresh as Folk’, performing in McCafferty’s Bars across
the UAE. It has been amazing to be a part of such a strong Irish community in the
UAE, especially within the trad music scene. It is just amazing to see the Irish culture
thrive so far from home. She studied Law at Queen’s University Belfast, graduating
in 2019, and qualified as a solicitor in 2021. I thoroughly enjoyed working as a
Solicitor, and it allowed me to develop so many skills and relationships. However,
music was always my passion, so after nearly 3 years into my legal career, I took the
leap and haven’t looked back. When I’m not playing music, you’ll find her doing
Pilates, running with her local run club, or deep in a podcast. She is truly honoured to
have been selected to represent the UAE at this year’s Mary from Dungloe Festival.
She is so proud to bring a touch of our Irish-UAE spirit to Donegal, and cannot wait
to meet the other amazing Marys, make lifelong memories, and I’m sure form
fantastic friendships along the way!
Hi, my name is Naoise Sweeney and I am the 2024 Little Miss Mary! I am 12 years old and I am from Cloughwilly Lettermacaward. I am in 6th Class in Scoil Chróine National School Dungloe.I have had a very enjoyable year being the 2024 Little Miss Mary.The highlight of my year so far was meeting Daniel O Donnell at the Crowning Cabaret.I also enjoyed turning on the Christmas lights on the main street of Dungloe. I am looking forward to this years festival to spend time with Clare and all the other Marys. I hope to see you all in Dungloe!
The Ulster Mary this year is Ciara Hassan, who is 18 years old from County Tyrone,
and she is honoured to represent Ulster in the 58th Mary from Dungloe Festival. She
has a strong connection to Donegal and cherish many fond memories of growing up
around there.She recently completed her A Levels, and she is looking forward to
furthering her studies in university studying Primary teaching with music. The arts
and music have always been a passion of hers. She has been singing and dancing
from the age of 3 and is currently a student at Encore Performing Arts Academy.
She has had so many amazing opportunities growing up because of the arts and she
can’t wait to be a part of the Mary from Dungloe Festival to see what new
experiences she gathers from her time here.
The Ulster Mary this year is Ciara Hassan, who is 18 years old from County Tyrone,
and she is honoured to represent Ulster in the 58th Mary from Dungloe Festival. She
has a strong connection to Donegal and cherish many fond memories of growing up
around there.She recently completed her A Levels, and she is looking forward to
furthering her studies in university studying Primary teaching with music. The arts
and music have always been a passion of hers. She has been singing and dancing
from the age of 3 and is currently a student at Encore Performing Arts Academy.
She has had so many amazing opportunities growing up because of the arts and she
can’t wait to be a part of the Mary from Dungloe Festival to see what new
experiences she gathers from her time here.
The WAW Mary this year is 24 year old Lucy Baskin. She is from a small village
called Dunkineely in Co. Donegal. She absolutely loves home, living beside the
seaside where she walks her two dogs daily, or go for a sea swim!
She is a primary school teacher, currently working in a lovely school in Bundoran,
where she teaches 5th class.
She is very passionate about fitness. She has been involved in rowing since she was
16, and always look forward to May coming every year to get back on the water! She
also has become involved with Hyrox over the last two years, having recently
completed the Mixed Doubles category in Hyrox Switzerland.
She feels incredibly honoured to be selected as this year’s Wild Atlantic Way Mary,
and she can’t wait to meet everyone. Roll on July!
The WAW Mary this year is 24 year old Lucy Baskin. She is from a small village
called Dunkineely in Co. Donegal. She absolutely loves home, living beside the
seaside where she walks her two dogs daily, or go for a sea swim!
She is a primary school teacher, currently working in a lovely school in Bundoran,
where she teaches 5th class.
She is very passionate about fitness. She has been involved in rowing since she was
16, and always look forward to May coming every year to get back on the water! She
also has become involved with Hyrox over the last two years, having recently
completed the Mixed Doubles category in Hyrox Switzerland.
She feels incredibly honoured to be selected as this year’s Wild Atlantic Way Mary,
and she can’t wait to meet everyone. Roll on July!
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