Friends go viral for wine breaks during Women's Mini Marathon
Two friends have gone viral after they competed the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon all the while sharing a bottle of wine, a couple of BuzzBallz and having a twerk break.
The beloved women's only race took place on June 1, with thousands of women taking to the streets of Dublin for a range of important causes.
28,000 tickets were sold for the main event, with virtual mini-marathons taking place the day before. Two friends have gone viral after they competed the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon all the while sharing a bottle of wine, a couple of BuzzBallz and having a twerk break. Pic: Nicole Ivory Rogan/ TikTok
Two of the thousands of women who took part in the event were friends Nicole and Nicole, who shared clips from the exciting day, which saw them making a dash into Spar for an impromptu break while they got their hands on a bottle of wine.
Bringing social media users along for the race, Nicole Ivory Rogan shared a clip from the coffee machines at the Spar which was on the route of the race, shortly after the 5km mark.
'We took a break, and we got wine in Spar,' she explained, as they poured the Sauvignon Blanc into large paper cups. @nicoleivoryrogan2 I don't know how that escalated so quickly but what a ball! . . . . #fyp #foryoupage❤️❤️ #viral #mounjaro #vhi #marathon #sunday #womensminimarathon #sundayfunday ♬ original sound – Nicole Ivory-Rogan
The girls continued with the race, sharing more snippets as they hit the sixth kilometre as well as a quick dash into Tesco for a 'refill.'
By the seventh kilometre, the friends had acquired a whistle as well as a couple of BuzzBallz.
'This is getting easier, suddenly,' Nicole said, with the pair giggling. Bringing social media users along for the race, Nicole Ivory Rogan shared a clip from the coffee machines at the Spar which was on the route of the race, shortly after the 5km mark. Pic: Nicole Ivory Rogan/ TikTok
Sharing clips as they got to the eight kilometres, the friends branded the race 'so easy' as they joked they thought they were only at the second kilometre.
They then took an quick twerk break before getting stuck into the final two kilometres of the run.
A TikTok of the girls' race experience was shared via TikTok with Nicole admitting: 'I don't know how that escalated so quickly but what a ball…' By the seventh kilometre, the friends had acquired a whistle as well as a couple of BuzzBallz. Pic: Nicole Ivory Rogan/ TikTok
Social media users took to the comments obsessed with the craic, with many sharing that they had seen the duo during the race.
One said: 'Omg I saw you lol [laugh out loud], I thought it was coffee and I was thinking that's such a slay lol.'
Another added: 'This is my kinda marathon.'
A third commented: 'The only way to numb the pain of those legs.'
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