Liverpool

Group run

A bruscar run

11 GoodGymers made their way 6.1km to help the Liverpool Irish Centre in Liverpool.

  • Eimear McClafferty
  • Matthew
  • Pauline Harrison
  • John Connaghan
  • Sallyann Hardwick
  • Liverpool runner
  • Tafwauli
  • Isabella Endacott
  • Ema Quinn
  • Joanna Kay
  • Danny Woodworth
 
Monday, 31st of January 2022
 
Led by John Connaghan

7 Goodgymers ran through the streets, winding uphill to meet the rest of the gang who helped by bringing litter picking supplies at the Liverpool Irish Centre. With Ema walking (4km) and Sallyann cycling (10k), there was plenty of miles accumulated. The Centre does so many good things for the local community and it was great to help tidy around the grounds for their upcoming sold out panto. Well done Issy and Joanna on trying your first group run, hopefully it will be the first of many. The group reached the venue in no time and with a sharp wind about set to grabbing bags and litter pickers. Having a chance to chat while litter picking made the time pass quickly and 19 bags of rubbish was beyond all expectations. Having some brioscaí ( biscuits – pronounced breeski) after picking up bruscar (rubbish – pronounced brushcar), everyone was fuelled to continue our various ways. Well done all, Clodagh was happy out and the place looked well after your work

Report written by John Connaghan


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GoodGymers helping out
  • Photographer

    Take photos for the session report

    • Ema Quinn
  • Back markers

    Make sure that no one is left behind

    • Liverpool runner
    • Pauline Harrison

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