Monday 8th April 2019
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Report written by Char Binns
Our daring dozen ran nearly 6km to help out the Liverpool Irish Centre on a beautiful spring evening.
What a joy it is to run with a group of good, good people on a sunny spring evening. This week's Group Run took us back to the Liverpool Irish Centre, a project we've visited twice before. Last time we were at the Irish Centre we were hanging Christmas decorations so the evening's light sunny weather was quite a contrast. Even though every traffic light in Liverpool was against us, the run was very pleasant.
Once we reached the centre we were met by Clodagh who set us to work then brought us jugs of squash and packets of biscuits. The task was a general tidy-up and litter-pick around the centre's car park and community garden. The biggest challenges came in the form of a burnt out oil drum and some weird and not so wonderful fly-tipping.
This week's shout out goes to John (a.k.a. the Pun Master) for the inspiration behind this week's title pun, for the third week in a row! As the only Irish member of tonight's crew, this week he may have been at an advantage ;)
After the task we did a fast paced fitness session to get the heart pumping before doing a mini session on spiriting. Well done team for more great work.
Check out the 'happenings' page for all the information you need to get involved in this weekend's Community Missions and find out what else is coming up in April.
Until next week, happy running <3
The Liverpool Irish Centre is a community and social hub at the heart of the Irish community on Merseyside. Originally situated at 127 Mount Pleasant, we moved to our current location in 1999. Our mission is to promote Irish Heritage & Culture, provide a space for this to happen, and support members of the Irish Community in doing so. Not only that, we serve the wider community too and seek to bring people from all backgrounds together. The Centre serves the thriving Irish and local community, supporting a range of groups from Irish dancing, music and language to mental health awareness and well-being. The Centre promotes culture, heritage and creativity through plays, pantomimes, reading groups and partnerships with local writers and writing groups. We're keen to support the communities of Liverpool — the place that opened its door for the Irish in their time of need. We partner with local groups and communities, offer opportunities to local people and support local businesses.
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Helping the park volunteers keep the 'park with the spectacular views 'in shape!
