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All James Stephens GAA & Camogie club members, players, supporters, pram pushers, dog walkers and athletes are reminded to gear up for the club's annual 5/10K fun run and walk on St Stephen’s Day.
The run starts from Larchfield at 11am, while the clubrooms will be open from 10.30am for registration.
The club’s charity partner for the event will be the School Of The Holy Spirit. The popular event is ideal to neutralise the effects of the overindulgences of the festive turkey and Christmas pud while taking in a fill of our fresh chilly winter air.
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For the serious athletes there will be attractive prizes for the first male and female to cross the finishing line.
On completion of the journey there will be a welcome cuppa tea/coffee and goodies to restore lost energy for all entrants. All support welcome.
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