It had been scheduled to take place over Valentines weekend.
A 100km fundraising run in Offaly has been postponed.
The event had been scheduled to take place over Valentines weekend, raise funds for the Offaly Hospice Foundation.
A group of seven local men, led by John Bennett and including Midlands 103's own Will Faulkner, are taking on the challenge of running 100 kilometres around the county.
Due to the Level 5 covid restrictions currently in place, the organising committee is pushing the even out to 27th and 28th March instead.
Fundraising continues online though, you can give to the cause here.
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