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A group pictured at the launch of Sarah's Cycle
On Sunday March 9 Down Syndrome Tipperary will be remembering and celebrating the
life of the beautiful Miss Sarah Dillon from Clonmel who passed away suddenly on April
14 2014 at just 9 years of age.
Sarah who would be turning 21 on July 2 was so full of Life and love and would catch you with her cheeky grin and sassy smile, she won the hearts of all who met her, she lived for her dance with the On Your Toes Studio and surpassed all expectations as was evident from her window of trophies, she loved her football swimming and her dogs, she was carefree, innocent and taken all too soon.
" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Exciting line up announced for unique music festivalAs Down Syndrome Ireland approach her 11th anniversary the organisation is calling on all leisure cyclists to join us, along with Sarah's parents Trisha and Brian at the TUS Campus, Thurles E41 PC92, on Sunday 9 March to celebrate Sarah's life with us.
" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Making Tipperary a better place to live and workRegistration via Eventbrite where all route maps can be viewed, Registration also on Sunday morning, opens at 8.30am, with the 25km, 50km and 100 km cycle routes leaving the campus at 9.30 am
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