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35 Marathon Man

  • 19-06-2012 11:19am
    #1
    Local_Chap
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    A Waterford man,Alan Corcoran is hoping to complete 35 marathons (917Miles) in 35 days. It will be a lap of Ireland he is doing and he is doing so in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation after his father and former President of the FAI Milo Corcoran suffered a heart attack last year.

    Take a look at the website and please give your support.

    http://www.35marathonman.ie/


    Today Alan will be running through Clare doing his 24th marathon in as many days,if you see him out please give him a cheer to help him along his way.

    You can follow him on twitter https://twitter.com/35MarathonMan or Facebook www.facebook.com/pages/35-Marathon-Man/343026149052047


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  • #2
    Johnboy1951
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    Thanks for posting ...... I had not realised that Milo had had a heart attack :( I am out of touch obviously .....


  • #3
    Local_Chap
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    Alan will be starting is 25 marathon today in Banratty, Alan will follow the N18 route, through Setright’s cross, and crossing the Limerick border at Condrinagh, before continuing into the heart of Limerick City and over the river Shannon. He will then travel south through Dooradale, past Fort Etna and Adare and finish for the evening in Rathkeale.


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