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06 Sept 2025
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Declan Farrell and Stephen Darby taking part in the 2019 event
A fund-raising event organised by Offaly GAA in conjunction with Club Faithful and all the GAA Clubs in the county is currently underway.
With Covid-19 restrictions preventing the annual ‘Grand Canal Walk’ from taking place, the County Board have instead scheduled a ‘Walk for Club & County’ on this coming Saturday, 27th March. Donations are currently being accepted through the www.grandcanalwalk.ie website and all money raised will be split 50/50 between Offaly GAA and the Clubs.
Over 100 people have signed up to take part in a manner which complies with Covid-19 guidelines. They include many well-known former and current players, referees and club stalwarts.
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