€924

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paula codd fundraising for Breast Cancer Ireland in 100 Squats a day in November

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Challenge progress

Here's the challenge- complete 100 squats each day throughout the month of November to raise funds and awareness for life-saving breast cancer research and education.

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Liam Morgan

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Thanks a million liam
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eoin Codd

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Thanks Eoin
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Conor McManus

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Thanks so much Conor.
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Rachyl Barry

Best of luck and well done!

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Rachyl thanks so much for that
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Nicky Codd

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Thanks Nicky
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About 100 Squats a day in November

This November, join the 100 Squats a Day Challenge in support of Breast Cancer Ireland and make every squat count. The challenge is simple: complete 100 squats each day throughout the month to raise funds and awareness for life-saving breast cancer research and education. Whether you’re squatting 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 squat 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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