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Eoin Kavanagh fundraising for Irish Heart Foundation in Cricket Ireland September Challenge

Thank you for visiting my fundraising page. Your support is really appreciated. If you can help me to promote this page I would greatly appreciate it. You can share my page on any social media using the social sharing sections. Thanks again!

Challenge progress

Walk 60 Miles in September

2.54 Miles

Completed

60 Miles

Target

Challenge updates

Date: 05/09/2026
Completed: 0.95 Miles
Date: 05/09/2026
Completed: 1.59 Miles
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About Cricket Ireland September Challenge

Cricket Ireland Women's squad and support staff are partnering with the Irish Heart Foundation in support of teammate, Orla Prendergast. Following the loss of her father in 2025, Orla has spoken about how impactful and important the Irish Heart Foundation is in supporting families affected and in raising awareness around cardiac health. 

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About Irish Heart Foundation

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a leading cause of death in both men and women. The tragic reality is – around 16 people will have a heart attack today. Just today, and every other day. And on each of those days, 20 others will have a stroke. These are extraordinary and stark facts. But the equally remarkable – and hopeful – reality is: 80% of early heart disease and stroke cases are preventable. That’s why the Irish Heart Foundation has been here for 60 years. Here to lead the charge to protect the cardiovascular health of everyone in Ireland. Here, to eliminate preventable death or disability. Here to collaborate. Here, not just as one of Ireland’s most trusted and effective charities, but to build a lifesaving movement across the country. We are here regardless of age, background or means. Here for every community, every school, and every workplace. Here for every heartbeat.

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