It was originally scheduled to take place on Valentines weekend.
A 100 kilometre fundraising run in Offaly is back on the menu.
It was scheduled to take place on Valentines weekend but will now go ahead on May 22nd and 23rd.
It's aiming to raise funds to build hospice facilities for specialist end-of-life care in the midlands.
One of the organisers, John Bennett, says it's been a long road:
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