The 29-year-old from Mayo will make his debut in Belgrade on Saturday
Hugh Armstrong’s attitude a throwback to Ireland’s rich tradition in World Cross CountryRediscovering how to win remains the goal for John O’Shea and Ireland as Switzerland come to Dublin
“I understand that European athletes maybe struggle to get anywhere near the front, and maybe that’s why some of them are pulling out, and some have other track priorities especially this year with it being Olympic year. But for me it was it was an easy decision.” “In terms of cross country, you have to look at it in terms of place, not time,” Armstrong says, also alert to the fact temperatures in Belgrade are expected to hit 28 degrees on Saturday.
The event also returns to Irish TV after many years, with Virgin Media providing live coverage, and after being injured for the best part of 2020 and 2021, Armstrong may realise too these chances won’t come around forever.
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