€551

Raised

€250

Target

Queenstown Gaels fundraising for Breast Cancer Ireland in Run 62K in January as part of Team Roisie

The Queenstown Gaels are joining our good friend and club secretary Róisín as she runs 62km in the month of January. Róisín was diagnosed with breast cancer and returned to Ireland to start her treatment this month. We are with you every step of the way Ró <3 Any donation big or small would be so appreciated. Lots of love, The Gaels x

Challenge progress

The challenge is simple: Run 62k throughout the month of January to raise funds and awareness for life-saving breast cancer research and education.

30.00 KMs

Completed

62 KMs

Target

Challenge updates

Date: 16/01/2026
Completed: 25.00 KMs
5x Gaels running 5km make 25km right??
Date: 09/01/2026
Completed: 5.00 KMs
Right Moves Run Club getting it done!
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My Amazing Supporters (21)

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Kara Hanlon

Go girls !!

£10
9 months ago
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Paul and Alison Whelan

€30
9 months ago
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Anonymous

€50
9 months ago
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Amanda Nicolson

Go on the Gaels!

£30
9 months ago
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Bridget

Do it for me as well Lisa! Nearly half way there. Well done!

€30
9 months ago
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About Run 62K in January

This January join us and Run 62K in January in support of Breast Cancer Ireland and make every kilometer count. The challenge is simple: Run 62k throughout the month to raise funds and awareness for life-saving breast cancer research and education. Whether you’re running solo or with a team, at home or at the gym, your daily effort will help drive progress toward a cure. It’s a powerful way to stay active, show solidarity, and make a real impact—one kilometer at a time. 💗

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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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