The founder of the National Famine Museum completes the marathon journey today.
A Roscommon man is celebrating his 90th birthday today by finishing a 165km walk along the National Famine Way.
Jim Callery, the founder of the National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park, is raising funds for immigration charities and has already raised over €50,000 more than doubling his target.
The charity walk has brought Mr Callery from Strokestown, through Mullingar, all the way to Custom House Quay in Dublin today.
He says he cannot believe people's generosity:
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