Lady Mary Peters in conversation with Pamela Ballantine

‘I leaned over the edge to let anyone see and touch the medal that Northern Ireland had brought away from the Olympics. It wasn’t mine, it was ours

In September 1972, after years of hard work, sacrifice and dedication, Mary Peters won the gold medal for the pentathlon at the Munich Olympics. Her skill as an athlete could not now be disputed, yet this was to mark only the beginning of her story.

A beloved figure in her adopted home of Northern Ireland, Mary has spent decades promoting and encouraging young sportspeople. From establishing Northern Ireland’s first high-standard synthetic athletic track, to founding the Mary Peters Sports Trust, she has been a stalwart ambassador for sport for the country itself and has received several royal honours in recognition of her services to sport and the community.

With over 30 photographs set alongside commentary and insights into contemporary events, Mary P. is the definitive account of a truly remarkable woman: Our Mary.

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Mary Peters My Story

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Getting to Mary Peters: My Story

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Bangor Castle

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Bangor
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United Kingdom