The Duleek Cystic Fibrosis 10k Remembrance Run/Walk, which takes place on April 27, honours the lives of cousins Cathy O'Brien and Kelley Noone and pays tribute to all individuals and families affected by Cystic Fibrosis. To date it has also raised over €300,000.

Participants in this event do so not only remember their lives but also to contribute to increasing public awareness about CF and supporting Cystic Fibrosis Ireland and the local Drogheda Branch. 

One of the unique aspects of the event is its virtual format. From April 1st to April 27^th virtual runners have the opportunity to complete their 10k for Cystic Fibrosis, regardless of their location and at a time to suit themselves.

This inclusive approach allows individuals of all ages and fitness levels to participate, whether they are seasoned runners or just starting their fitness journey.

The organisers are looking forward to seeing you all again. See their Facebook page for all the details. You can register or donate at    https://www.idonate.ie/event/Duleek10k 

DULEEK 10K REMEMBRANCE RUN 2025 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Can anyone register for the run? - Yes, we encourage everyone to participate! Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
• When can we collect ourT-5hirts? - Collection Dates are as follows: Saturday 19 April - 4.00pm to 8.00 pm, Saturday 25h April – 4.00 pm to 8.00 pm and Sunday 27 April 10:00am onwards
• Is the run chip-timed? - The Duleek CF 10K Remembrance Run is a non-chipped event but there is a timer at the finish line.
• Will there be toilet facilities? - There are toilet facilities in 3 different areas along the route.
• What date /time does the Run start? - Warm up begins at 1:30pm and the Run starts at 2.00 0m sharp 27/O4/2025
• Is there a car park? - Parking is at the Industrial Estate in Duleek Village
• Is there a water station? - There are three water stations along the route.

Further information for Participants

There will be 100% Irish beef burgers sandwiches, fruit, buns and goodies after the run.

Live Music provided by Maurice Heavy and Ross Traynor.

For more information see www.cfireland.ie