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Mostrim GAA is happy to announce the return of their annual fundraiser, the Mostrim Mile. This event takes place on every St Stephen morning, with proceeds going to a selected charity.
The Mostrim Mile is a walk going as far as 1.75km, however, for the more energetic, a run is also available at 2.8km around the town. This will commence at 10:30am.
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Beginning at C&D Devine Park (N39 CR40), walkers will proceed to do a lap of the Edgeworthstown Bypass. If running, it is a lap of the town, and finishing with a lap of the walkway in C&D Devine Park.
Mostrim GAA has selected Cian’s Kennels CLG in Co Longford for their charity which is a great cause helping to arrange visits from dogs or pets to sick children in hospital.
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It is all free to participate, with no sign up required. Previous donations were estimated by the club at around the €600 to €800 mark, depending on the attendance. Previous causes the money went towards included the oncology unit at Mullingar last year, and before that went to Pallative Care Longford based at St Joseph's, Longford,
Refreshments and socialising to take place after the Mile!
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