Carol Morgan is an Irish ultrarunner, born in Dublin in 1973 and trained as a nurse, who works as an advanced practitioner in emergency medicine. She started running in her thirties with Nidd Valley Running Club in Harrogate and specialises in non-stop mountain ultramarathons of 100 kilometres and longer. She holds the course record at the Kerry Way Ultra and in 2017 cut the women's record for Britain's 268 mile Spine Race by 43 hours, to 109 hours 54 minutes. She won the Dragon's Back race in 2017 and was selected to represent Ireland at the 2018 IAU Trail World Championships.
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Morgan reduced the women's record for Britain's 268 miles (431 km) Spine Race
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Carol Morgan (born 1973) is an Irish ultrarunner
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is an Irish ultrarunner, who specialises in non-stop mountain ultramarathons 100 km and longer
Competed In: Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, Career
In 2016 she placed 20th Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in warm weather conditions
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