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Commonwealth Games set to return to Glasgow in 2026

Sky News Tuesday, 17 September 2024 ()
Commonwealth Games set to return to Glasgow in 2026The Commonwealth Games are set to return to Glasgow in 2026.
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McClenaghan pleased Glasgow will host Commonwealth Games

 Olympic gold medallist Rhys McClenaghan says he "couldn't think of a better place" for the Commonwealth Games to take place than Glasgow.
BBC Sport

Scotland agrees to host Commonwealth Games in 2026

 A scaled-down version of the event, featuring fewer sports and athletes, will return to Glasgow.
BBC Sport

Glasgow Glasgow Largest city in Scotland

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