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Ronnie Delany
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The fact his nationality and Olympic achievement are the stuff of a serious work of literature shows the stardom the late Dubliner once enjoyed in the US
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Ronnie Delany: Celebrating the life of an Irish sporting legend
From Olympic gold to national icon, Delany’s legacy continues to inspire
Family of Olympic gold medallist Ronnie Delany recall a national hero who was a great family man
Former athlete’s son tells funeral service in Dublin his father’s ‘one request was to tell mum how much he loved her’
Ronnie Delany: Ireland’s Olympic hero remembered
Personal anecdotes from readers highlight the lasting cultural impact of Ireland’s track legend
How Ronnie Delany’s date with Olympic destiny inspired a generation of Irish athletes
Hard to think what might have transpired had he not won gold in Melbourne in 1956
Ronnie Delany: Irish Olympic hero and cultural icon
Letters recall the 1956 Melbourne Olympic champion and the lasting imprint of his name on Irish memory
I was thankful I had filed away the obscure detail of who finished second to Ronnie Delany in 1956
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Remembering Ronnie Delany
It’s high time we had a museum to honour our sporting greats. Collins Barracks would be a fitting location
Ronnie Delany’s Olympic gold medal lifted a nation, but he almost didn’t make it
Some officials on the Olympic Council of Ireland weren’t supportive of sending 1,500m runner
Sonia O’Sullivan: I’ll never forget the first time I spoke to Ronnie Delany
Ronnie never seemed old, still demonstrating all that youthful enthusiasm and zest for life
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