€1655

Raised

€1500

Target

Eilis O Reilly fundraising for Breast Cancer Ireland in April Dog Walking Challenge

Thank you for visiting my fundraising page. Your support is really appreciated. If you can help me to promote this page I would greatly appreciate it. You can share my page on any social media using the social sharing sections. Thanks again!

Challenge progress

Walk your dog in April! Help cure breast cancer! Walk 30, 60 or 100K with your dog over the 30 days of April. Doggie gets to wear the free challenge bandana.
#DogWalkForBreastCancer

122.47 KMs

Completed

KMs

Target

Challenge updates

Date: 30/04/2026
Completed: 4.27 KMs
Date: 30/04/2026
Completed: 3.20 KMs
Date: 29/04/2026
Completed: 5.53 KMs
Date: 29/04/2026
Completed: 5.59 KMs
Date: 27/04/2026
Completed: 2.12 KMs
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My Amazing Supporters (60)

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Prom C

You’re my favourite

€25
2 months ago
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Calvin Doyle

Yup

€30
2 months ago
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David Byrne

€100
2 months ago
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Mack

Well done Éilís. 👌🏻👌🏻

€65
2 months ago
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Crudz Crudden

Well done wee chicken 🫶

Eilis O Reilly
Thanks so much Clara x
€30
2 months ago
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About April Dog Walking Challenge

Welcome to the Breast Cancer Ireland April Dog Walking Challenge – we’re so glad you (and your four-legged friend!) have joined us 🐶🎉
Whether you’re strolling the park, hiking the hills, or just doing an extra lap around the block, every walk counts. Big walks, small walks, muddy paws, rainy days – it all adds up.
So, WALK 30, 60 OR 100K WITH YOUR DOG IN APRIL… Sign up, get a free doggy bandana and and help cure breast cancer.

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About Breast Cancer Ireland

Breast Cancer Ireland is a registered charity, established to raise significant funding to support pioneering research programmes nationally, as well as to promote education and awareness on the importance of good breast health amongst women of all ages. Our Vision To transform breast cancer from often being a fatal disease into a treatable long-term illness. Our Mission To speed up research discovery output so as to affect better and more positive treatment options for patients.

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