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Wednesday, 16 September 2020 17:37

All proceeds will go towards mental health supports in Ireland and the UK.

An Offaly man is running down the Wild Atlantic Way in aid of Mental Health Ireland and UK.

Jason Adam-Hein and his friend Baz are taking on the 2,500 kilometre challenge in 35 days, to raise €50,000.

Despite having no experience in long distance running, they're looking forward to supporting a good cause, while enjoying beautiful views.

Jason says they both live in the UK at the moment, so they've had to take covid into consideration:

You can donate and check out more at s2smentalhealth.com and Instagram on s2s_35.

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