Seamus O Ceallachain, Principal of Pobscoail Na Trionoide, Youghal - Mark Dalton Recovery Fund Virtual 5k
Feb 8, 2021 ·
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Pobalscoil na Tríonóide Mark Dalton Recovery Fund Virtual 5K Join us on the 1st-5th April for our Virtual 5K Run/ Walk. The main goal is to raise funds by selling...
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Pobalscoil na Tríonóide Mark Dalton Recovery Fund
Virtual 5K
Join us on the 1st-5th April for our Virtual 5K Run/ Walk.
The main goal is to raise funds by selling an event T-shirt for our Virtual 5K Run/Walk.
Wear your T-shirt that day, take a selfie and share to your social media channel of choice to highlight Mark's story.
The story so far:
On Thursday, December 3rd 2020, Mark Dalton, his twin brother Tom, and three friends were involved in a serious car accident. Mark received exceptional care from the first responders, paramedics, staff at Cork University Hospital and the Spinal Unit of the Mater Hospital. Despite their efforts, he has been left with major trauma to his spine.
Mark is currently at the beginning of his rehabilitation journey which will continue in the National Rehabilitation Centre in Dun Laoghaire for the next considerable period of time.
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Virtual 5K
Join us on the 1st-5th April for our Virtual 5K Run/ Walk.
The main goal is to raise funds by selling an event T-shirt for our Virtual 5K Run/Walk.
Wear your T-shirt that day, take a selfie and share to your social media channel of choice to highlight Mark's story.
The story so far:
On Thursday, December 3rd 2020, Mark Dalton, his twin brother Tom, and three friends were involved in a serious car accident. Mark received exceptional care from the first responders, paramedics, staff at Cork University Hospital and the Spinal Unit of the Mater Hospital. Despite their efforts, he has been left with major trauma to his spine.
Mark is currently at the beginning of his rehabilitation journey which will continue in the National Rehabilitation Centre in Dun Laoghaire for the next considerable period of time.
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