2022 Bundoran 10 beneficiaries, RNLI and Tir Chonaill AC receive almost €14,000
Tullaghan Development Association also receive generous gesture
Bundoran 10 organisers were delighted to present their two community and charity beneficiaries with the proceeds from this year's event, which was held back in March.
Almost €14,000 was raised after the new event which replaced the old Cara run took place to the backdrop of some stunning scenery.
The run/walk takes advantage of the stunning coastal views offered along the southwest Donegal coastline as well as crossing the county boundary into Leitrim for part of the route, finishing via the popular Roguey Walk at Bundoran’s Main Beach.
The Bundoran 10 replaced the popular Cara Bundoran Challenge which had been run in the seaside town for a number of years.
And with the forced cancellations over two years due to the Covid pandemic, there was an extra sense of accomplishment by all participants for 2022.
Our main photo shows a cheque for €8,500 being presented to RNLI Bundoran Lifeboat Station.
€5,000 was presented to Tír Chonaill AC and pictured are Canice Nicholas (Bundoran 10), Eamon Harvey (Tir Chonaill AC), David Doherty (Tir Chonaill AC) and Shane Smyth (Bundoran 10)
And a generous gesture from the Bundoran 10 team
The committee of Bundoran 10 also kindly donated €250 from their very successful Bundoran 10 Run to the Tullaghan Development Association and which passes through the quant north Leitrim village.
Pictured left to right are: John Joe Dowdican, Sheila Brennan, Marie Rogers, Annie Sammon and Louise Collins (Tullaghan Development Association) Councillor Justin Warnock ( Leitrim County Council) and Sarah Daly, from Bundoran 10 Committee.
Bundoran 10 would like to thank everyone for taking part and supporting this year's event and they are already looking forward to next year.