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25 Sept 2025
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25 Sept 2025
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Shamrocks Goal Mile Ambassador Eoin Cody is actively doing great work to raise much needed funds for GOAL.
You can help him out by supporting the Shamrocks Ballyhale Goal Mile on Saturday, December 23, at 11am.
It will be taking place at Shamrocks Ballyhale GAA Club.
The Shamrocks shop will also be open for teas, coffees and hot chocolate.
The GOAL Mile, proudly supported by AIB, is held throughout December in villages, towns and cities across Ireland and virtually throughout the world. The event sees tens of thousands of people run or walk a mile to raise funds for GOAL.
One of Ireland’s most popular annual events, the GOAL Mile is a Christmas tradition for thousands of families. Events are run by a network of individual and community organisers nationwide.
Today, GOAL is active in 14 different countries, helping people whose lives and livelihoods have been shattered by conflict, disease and climate change.
If you'd like to register to do the GOAL Mile in Ballyhale, CLICK HERE.
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