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Cancer Support gang will go to hell and back at Kilruddery

TV’3’S SINEAD DESMOND TO JOIN BRAY CANCER SUPPORT FUNDRAISER­S

- MARY FOGARTY

TV3'S IRELAND AM presenter Sinead Desmond will be joining Bray Cancer Support Centre's team for the Hell & Back 10km event, which takes place in Killrudder­y Estate on Sunday, January 27.

The team will have to face 10km of tough terrain, which will include going through freezing cold rivers and over 10foot-high walls.

But their punishment is all for a good cause – Bray Cancer Support Centre. The team will be raising funds for the Braybased charity, which provides a range of cancer support services to people affected by cancer in the North Wicklow and Dublin areas.

Designed, built and customised by a former member of Elite Army Ranger Wing, the Hell & Back Challenge has now been tested and approved by the best. With military precision, it will torment the competitor­s both physically and mentally.

With 1,200 acres on the stunning Kilruddery private estate, the competitor­s will feel like they have hit every single one by the time they finish Hell & Back.

And while the views of Dublin Bay are unparallel­ed, they won't unfortunat­ely be able to enjoy them.

And if taking part wasn't enough, there is a spectator-friendly section at both the start and finish lines for friends and family to cheer the competitor­s on while they struggle over the course's obstacles.

 ??  ?? At the launch of the event at Kilruddery: Oisin McFarland Smith, Rob Moran, TV3’s Sinead Desmond with Jack, Conor O’Leary, Megan Robinson and Danielle Molloy.
At the launch of the event at Kilruddery: Oisin McFarland Smith, Rob Moran, TV3’s Sinead Desmond with Jack, Conor O’Leary, Megan Robinson and Danielle Molloy.

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