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NEW GET FIT GYM FOR DRANGAN CLONEEN
Are you fed up having to travel for a decent workout? Well don’t be because in Rathkenny on the farm of Denis McGrath a new outdoor work-out boot camp has just taken off. For an hour each Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7pm to 8pm people are gathering and making the most of the lovely long nights to meet up work out and feel good
The workout will suit all levels of fitness - all you need to do is try your best for the whole workout. The bootcamp is being run by two former members of the twelfth battalion Clonmel. Jeff Alan from Dungarvan who has spent many years with the elite army ranger wing, and Colm McGrath the local man who’s philosophy in life is that one should always be fit enough to take part in any activity sport or game at any time and never be left out of the fun
If you think you may be interested in taking part in the bootcamp or if you would like to try out our GI Joe/GI Jane challenge(a fun and games filled afternoon for groups. over 10 years) then contact Colm 086 3502360
FETHARD MACRA
Will hold a fundraising dance in Cloneen on Thursday, April 21, at 9pm - Tickets just E10 and music by Loose Cannons.
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