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Broughty Ferry lads put in the miles to raise thousands of pounds for mental health charity

Broughty Ferry lads put in the miles to raise thousands of pounds for mental health charity © Alan Richardson Pix-AR.co.uk A trio of runners are doing their bit to raise thousands of pounds for charity. Andy Melville, Steven Sheehan and Joe Pepper decided to embark on the David Goggins Challenge, which sees participants running 4 miles, 12 times, over 48 hours. The Dundee United fans were hoping to raise an initial £1,000 for football mental health charity, Back Onside, by taking on the challenge created by the ex-Navy Seal Goggins. After crossing the finishing line on Sunday afternoon the three ex-Grove Academy pupils had smashed through their target, raising over £3,000 in the process.

Clann na nGael members to tackle two day run

Clann na nGael members to tackle two day run TWO Clann na nGael GAA Club members are currently undertaking a gruelling running challenge. Noel McDermott and Niall Kerlin are tackling the daunting David Goggins Challenge, which will see them complete four miles every four hours for 48 hours. They began their efforts this morning (Friday), finishing two days later on Sunday morning. The pair are tackling the challenge for two charities close to their hearts – Motor Neurone Disease Association Northern Ireland and Western ICP Respiratory Pathway (a home respiratory care team). Advertisement “Myself and Niall are doing a run to raise much needed funds for two great charities that mean a lot to both of us,” Noel explained.

Ipswich man running marathon in memory of sperm donor father

I felt like my life had flipped on its head. After taking some time to process the news, Mr Shepherd decided he wanted to find out who his father was.  It was kind of an identity crisis, said Mr Shepherd.  I struggled with it. Jason Shepherd died at age 22 - Credit: Jack Shepherd With the support of his mother he set about looking for his father, but rules at the time meant donors could remain completely anonymous and the clinic in London was unable to help.  I really did feel like I had hit a brick wall, said Mr Shepherd. 

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