Ray Conlon has launched a fundraiser to help cancer research after getting the all clear.
A soccer referee wants people to help him "Give Cancer The Red Card."
Westmeath's Ray Conlon has launched a fundraiser for cancer research, and plans to run the Limerick marathon this May Bank Holiday weekend.
The Athlone man only finished chemo in February, and recently got the all clear from bowel cancer.
His fundraiser can be found through Just Giving, and Ray explains how it got started:
You can donate to the fundraiser here
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