Barefoot running just one attraction at World Mini Games

An estimated 5,000 people are expected to participate in everything from power-lifting to barefoot running, hockey eights, and a motograss championship when Cork’s first World Mini Games kicks off next month.

The four-day event, aimed at non-elite adult athletes, will also feature two Guinness world record bids and an Irish Sports Summit which will be addressed by keynote speakers from all over the world.

Volunteers are being sought to help with the feverish preparations in advance of the games, which will take place in the city’s Mardyke area and in towns around the county. They are being organised by a panel of about 20 people and a number of smaller committees.

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