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A call has gone out to schools across the country from former Olympian athlete David Gillick who has joined forces with Fyffes in a quest to find ‘Ireland’s Fittest School 2026’
A CALL has gone out to schools in Limerick from well-known Irish Olympian, sprinter David Gillick in a quest to find Ireland’s Fittest School 2026.
A central feature of the programme will be a series of exercise routines recorded by David Gillick and fitness trainer, Sharon Flanagan.
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Running for eight weeks from January 26, the competition will see the top four schools from each province compete head-to-head across four regional qualifier events in April.
The top school from each province will then progress to May’s grand final, at which the prize package will include €8k sports equipment.
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