St Ibars / Shelmalier Camogie Club Annual 6km Run / Walk 2024

St Ibars/Shelmalier Annual 6k Run/Walk

In Collaboration with

Shelmalier GAA, & Ladies Football Clubs

All Proceeds towards Cairde Conor

Location: Hollymount – Shelmalier GAA Complex Y21W2H9

Date: 20/10/2024

Start Time: 10:00 am

Pricing: All pricing includes Eventmaster booking fees

Adult Over 16 = €15

Child Under 16 = €5

Family = 2 Adults 2+Kids = €35

Donation

On Valentine's Day, 14th of February, 2024 our friend Conor Martin suffered a life changing devastating spinal cord injury in a horse riding accident.

After undergoing surgery, Conor spent seven weeks in The Spinal Unit at the Mater Hospital. He is currently continuing his rehabilitation journey at the National Rehabilitation Hospital, Dublin, striving to return home to independent living in Screen, Co. Wexford.

We are raising funds to help Conor overcome the challenges he faces on his path to independence.

Conor celebrated his 18th birthday in the Mater with his family and friends. He is an outgoing, intelligent, witty and sports loving person. As a sixth year student at CBS Wexford, he had dreams of studying Veterinary Medicine abroad this September. Conor loves socialising with his friends, has a deep passion for horses and was also a keen hurler and football player with his school team and the Shelmalier's GAA Club in Screen/Curracloe and Castlebridge Parish, Co. Wexford.

Conor is a much-loved son of Michelle Hearne and Michael Martin. Michelle is a primary school teacher and a keen member of Shelmalier's LGFA, Camogie and GAA clubs. She is an All-Ireland Senior Camogie medal winner with Wexford in 2007 and club football All-Irelands in the 90's. Michael, Conor's Dad hails from Enniscorthy and has passed his love for horses onto Conor. Michael is a keen horse trainer based in Barntown, Co. Wexford. Conor has two brothers, Jamie and Tommy and one sister, Theresa.

To support Conor's journey back to independent living, we need your help. Conor’s immediate and medium-term requirements include specialised transport and extensive equipment for independent living and ongoing medical treatment including Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy.