Carmarthen Fun Run competitors urged to send in selfies


Tweeters running in the annual Carmarthen Town Mayor’s Fun Run are being urged to send in their selfies.
Fun runners can tweet their pictures to the council’s sport and leisure team @sportcarms using the hashtag #SelfieSirGar.
Tweeting photos on the day or during training leading up to the event is welcomed.
The best three photos will win a prize and all pictures tweeted to us will be displayed in the Oriel Myrddin Gallery and leisure centres after the event.
The race is being held on Monday, May 4 and St Peter's Hall will be open from 8am for those entering on the day.
Race organiser, Noelwyn Daniel said: "The beauty of the Carmarthen Mayor's Fun Run races is that they take place in the heart of the town centre, affording great opportunities for spectators to cheer on the runners.
Sport and leisure officers, along with Oriel Myrddin staff will be at the event giving out information, advice and goody bags (limited supply).
The council’s sport and leisure officer, Hywel Thomas said: “This event is always well supported and we’re looking forward to being part of it.”
Online entry is now open on the website for the races.

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