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11/08/10 |
Coleraine Times |
Hoey backs CRY
Northern Ireland golfing star Michael Hoey was in Portstewart
last week to lend his support to Cardiac Risk in the Young
(CRY). The professional golfer, who was born in Ballymoney,
approached Portstewart man John Lundy, whose son Aaron, a keen
golfer and footballer, tragically died of a heart condition some
ten years ago. Aaron and Michael grew up on the golf
course together alongside US Open Champion Graeme McDowell. |
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03/05/10 |
Coleraine Chronicle |
It's
a Knockout - Ground style
Staff from the various Ground
Espresso Bars across the province have helped to raise
much-needed funds for CRY - Cardiac Risk in the Young - by
competing in their very own 'It's a Knockout.' |
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06/05/10 |
Coleraine Chronicle |
Knockout show for CRY charity
Last Friday Ground Espresso Bars
launched their fundraising campaign for their forthcoming
charity fundraiser, 'It's A Knockout.' |
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15/04/10 |
Ulster
Gazette |
Run Armagh
10K is under starter's orders
The second Run Armagh 10|K Challenge
will be hitting the streets of the city at 2pm on Sunday.
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15/04/10 |
Coleraine Chronicle |
Local men ready for marathon trek
Three local men are preparing to run
the London and Belfast Marathons later this year to raise money
for the charity, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). |
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31/03/10 |
Coleraine Times |
School kids to are to be screened
Three local men will be taking on a
mammoth challenge for charity over the next two months.
Garry McGrotty, Michael Logan and George McAlpin will be running
two marathons to raise funds for CRY. |
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10/02/10 |
The Irish Times |
Six Nations Digest
You don't have to be in the Killiney
Castle Hotel anymore to watch the Irish team announcement before
Six Nations Championship matches. |
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21/01/10 |
The Ulster Gazette & Armagh
Standard |
Second Run Armagh 10K is launched
The second annual Run Armagh 10K
event will be held on Sunday, April 18. |
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11/11/09 |
News Letter (Belfast) |
CRY charity boosted by fundraising effort
Speaking at a recent ceremony to
receive funds raised locally on behalf of Cardiac Risk in the
Young, NI CRY Representative John Lundy said he was overwhelmed
at the messages of support he has received since the recent
television programme about his son Aaron. |
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02/11/09 |
Ulster TV |
After Aaron
(video)
The story of young sportsman Aaron Lundy, who was destined to be
a successful golfer but lost his life to a treatable condition
called Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. Ten years after his
death, the film aims to raise awareness of sudden cardiac arrest
in young people across Northern Ireland. |
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23/10/09 |
News Letter (Belfast) |
A condition which kills young people in their prime
Every week in the UK, 12 people
apparently fit and healthy people - all aged 35 and under - died
from a previously undiagnosed heart condition. |
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22/09/09 |
Coleraine Times |
Aaron Lundy Memorial Golf Day raises over £20,000 for CRY
charity
Emotions were high, as friends and
family of the late Aaron Lundy, gathered for a special memorial
fundraiser at Portstewart Golf Club on Friday. |
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16/09/09 |
News Letter (Belfast) |
McDowell supports CRY charity
This year, to commemorate the tenth
anniversary of Aaron's death, three members of the 1996 Ulster
Boys team in which Aaron played, have agreed to play a challenge
game to raise money for CRY and promote awareness of cardiac
screening. |
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19/08/09 |
Coleraine Times |
Stars to play in memorial day for Aaron Lundy
Friends of the late Aaron Lundy are
to hold a special day of golf in his honour next month.
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23/06/09 |
News Letter (Belfast) |
Armagh school prepares for tour
As part of their Tour fundraising
effort the senior rugby players from Royal School Armagh decided
to raise funds for the charity CRY. And before their
departure the boys handed over a cheque for £1,800 to Ian
McCall, father of their inspirational former captain, John
McCall. |
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03/06/09 |
Londonderry Sentinel |
Heart screenings on offer
CRY - Cardiac Risk in the Young,
have announced that they will continue offering screenings in
Londonderry. |
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29/04/09 |
Coleraine Times |
Marathon effort for CRY charity
It is ten years since Aaron Lundy
died suddenly from a cardiac condition and to mark the
anniversary a number of his friends have organised relay teams
to take part in the Belfast Marathon in support of CRY.
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23/04/09 |
Ulster Gazette & Armagh Standard |
First Run Armagh is a success
The First Run Armagh road race event
was held around the streets of Armagh on Sunday. |
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03/04/09 |
Ulster Star |
Special night celebrates a special life
A special concert has been held in
memory of a young Lisburn woman who died from sudden cardiac
death.
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