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06 Sept 2025
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File Photo - St Patrick’s GAA Club is delighted to be participating in the Ireland Lights Up and the Every Steps Counts Challenge 2024
Ireland Lights Up & Every Step Counts Challenge 2024
St Patrick’s GAA Club is delighted to be participating in the Ireland Lights Up and the Every Steps Counts Challenge 2024 in partnership with RTE’s Operation Transformation and Get Ireland Walking.
Come and join us every Wednesday at 7 pm at our walkway in Anner Park, Cloneen for six weeks starting from Wednesday, January 10 to get those steps in. We look forward to seeing our community come together and getting active. Sign in will be from 6:30 every Wednesday.
To take part in the Every Steps Counts Challenge, download the mylife app. Clubs that track more than 4,000km during the challenge will be entered into the prize draw in their province where there are three x €2,500 prizes up for grabs.
All we are asking you to do is to get out walking and record your kilometres covered on the MyLife App.
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