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Limerick Intermediate Football team St Senans have organised a fundraiser in aid of Milford Care Centre that will see the team run a combined 486km!
That distance is the equivalent of how long it takes to get from St Senans GAA field in Foynes to Croke Park.
Happening next Sunday, 3 May, each player will run 17km individually while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Thus far the club have raised almost €2,500 for the charity and you can contribute at their Go Fund Me page here!
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