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John Healy, Principal of Gortnamona NS, pays tribute to Ashling at the parkrun last Saturday
It was a foggy, but peaceful morning at the Mountlucas Parkrun last Saturday.
It was a poignant event for everyone who attended as the participants observed a minute’s silence to remember Ashling Murphy, who was tragically killed while out for a run last Wednesday.
John Healy, principal of Gortnamona National School in Killoughey, and a Mountlucas Parkrun regular, addressed the runners and gave a really touching reflection of Ashling. He asked all the parkrun participants to carry Ashling with them on the run and to bring her home across the finish line.
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