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Naoise Coogan, Glanbia; with Brian Cody; Special Olympics Leinster Regional Director Louise Duffy, and Kilkenny athletes Gemma Haire, Rachel Roche and Niall Kenny
The Watershed in Kilkenny recently welcomed over 160 Special Olympics athletes for an athletics event.
Clubs travelled from all over Leinster to compete and the Mayor of Kilkenny officially opened the event. Athletes enjoyed participating in the day’s activities and were thrilled to receive their medals and ribbons from a selection of local representatives including Kilkenny hurling legend, Brian Cody.
Pictured here presenting a donation from Glanbia of €5,000 is Naoise Coogan, Corporate Communications Manager Glanbia, with Brian Cody and Special Olympics Leinster Regional Director Louise Duffy along with three local athletes Gemma Haire, Rachel Roche and Niall Kenny.
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