Huge turnout for GOAL mile

The annual GOAL Mile at the CIT Track in Bishopstown on Christmas morning saw one of the biggest turnouts in the history of the event, despite the cold conditions and snow showers.

Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

Over €6,500 was raised for the Third World Charity, which was an increase of 50% on last year.

People of all ages ran, jogged or walked the one mile distance on the track.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament - Elite Eight - Washington D.C.

Mullins Madness! Freshman’s 35-footer gives UConn a one-point win over Duke and a Final Four spot

Hockey: Lisnagarvey hit the front as relegation battles heat up

Limerick's Malou-Mamel becomes first Irish woman to advance to NCAA final four

Courts Athletics Place: CIT Track Place: Bishopstown Place: Cork Place: Dublin Place: Doneraile Park Place: Bantry Place: Youghal Person: Leevale Person: John Shine Person: Billy Morgan Person: Noel Berkeley Person: John Quigley Event: Goal Mile Event: Third World Charity Organisation: Cork Organisation: Eagle Athletic Club

<p>Christian Horner has been out of Formula One since he lost his job in July. Pic: Bradley Collyer/PA</p>

Toto Wolff says Christian Horner may find Formula One return hard to come by

READ NOW

Huge turnout for GOAL mile

Toto Wolff says Christian Horner may find Formula One return hard to come by

Sport

Latest

Sport

Huge turnout for GOAL mile

Continue reading for €5

Toto Wolff says Christian Horner may find Formula One return hard to come by

Sport

Latest

Sport

Most Read