The Irish Kidney Association is holding its annual Run for a Life this week, to raise vital funds and awareness.
A midlands man is urging people not to under-estimate the importance of organ donation.
The Irish Kidney Association is holding its third annual virtual Run for a Life this week, to raise vital funds and awareness.
Phelim O'Neill received a kidney transplant from a deceased donor 26 years ago.
The Athlone man says he's still so grateful to his donor and the huge team of people who made it possible:
You can get involved in the virtual, family-friendly Run for a Life from 21st to 28th May via ika.ie/runforalife.
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