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Boxing star Grainne Walsh and Ronan Scully of Self Help Africa at the launch
Olympics and European boxing star Grainne Walsh has lent her support to the Offaly Camino Canal Way Walk in aid of Self Help Africa.
The Tullamore woman joined with organisers Ronan Scully and Laz Molloy and former Offaly senior footballer Mark Plunkett to launch the walk on the Grand Canal in the county town on Wednesday.
The walk takes place on St Patrick's Day and will start at Fiona's Way in Tullamore with participants travelling to Croghan Hill.,
The event kicks off at 8am with prayer at the Fiona Pender Memorial and finises up with Mass on the top of Croghan Hill.
This will be followed by a spectacular barbecue.
Organisers are looking for people and families to join them and raise much needed funds for Self Help Africa.
“People can join us at any part of the walk and also everyone is welcome to join us at Mass at 1pm on Croghan Hill,” explained Ronan Scully.
To find out more or to get a sponsorship card contact Laz Molloy on 086 6778807, Aislinn Molloy 087 0688530, Ricey Scully 086 8153047, Mark Plunkett 083 0459377 or Paul Galvin 087 8375407 to receive your sponsorship cards.
You can also contact Ronan Scully of Self Help Africa on 087 6189094. Visit https://selfhelpafrica.org/ie/offaly-camino-canal-way-walk/ to register or email ronan.scully@selfhelpafrica.org
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