St. Paticks Day Virtual 5KM

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Online, Wednesday 17th March

St. Paddy's Day 2021 – Virtual 5km Walk/Run

Welcome to the Dublin Fire Brigade Athletics Virtual 5km. This is a fun event and is open to everyone. Everyone is welcome to sign up.

We have selected the time of 15.17 due it been the 17th day of the 3rd Month. (03/17). The event can be done anywhere in the world and at anytime but we would love it if people could participate in the event from around 15.17pm to 17.03pm.

This is a FREE event and is open to all levles of fitness.


Date:
Wednesday 17th March
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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