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Some of the crowd at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
EVERYONE’S out and about walking and running these days (between the storms and driving rain that is) and the folks at John Mitchels GAA Club are no exception.
Like other clubs in town, they’ve joined up with Operation Transformation and Get Ireland Walking to host a series of walks at their club grounds at Camp, Ballyseedy.
They’ve the perfect place to host the walks too with the new 880m walkway around the pitches, which is lit up at night.
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Around 100 people of all ages turned up for the walk which took in six laps of the walkway, equal to five kilometres.
Afterwards there was tea and refreshments for all in the complex while Michelle Greaney of MG Coaching gave a talk on health and fitness. The walks will continue for the next seven weeks on Friday nights at 6.30pm and everyone is welcome to take part. Scroll down for photos…
Ger, Jack, Sabrina and Margaret O’Mahony at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Gail Lowe, Tina Dineen and George Lowe at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
Joan Maunsell, Anita Costello and Honor Dunworth at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Sheila Brosnan and Abbie Leen at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
Martina Culloty, Betty Culloty and Elaine Giltrap at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
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Honor Blennerhassett, Michelle Greaney and Mike Bowler at the John Mitchels GAA Club ‘Operation Transformation’ Walk on Friday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
