Flora Women's Mini Marathon 7th June 2010

Taken from Flora Women’s Mini Marathon site-
Please Note - this Event is strictly for FEMALES ONLY - MALES ARE NOT ALLOWED.

First Entry Form: The first Entry Form will be in the Evening Herald on Wednesday 3rd March 2010.
Closing Date: 27th April 2010 or when maximum number of entries is reached.
Age Limit: Participants must be at least 14 on Mini Marathon Day.
All participants must enter either on the official Entry Form which will appear in the Evening Herald every Wednesday and Saturday online at www.florawomensminimarathon.ie from 3rd March 2010. The number of entries will be strictly limited. To avoid disappointment, we would ask you to enter early as entries will not be entertained if received after the closing date or when we have reached our maximum number.

If participating for a Charity, remember you still have to enter the Race through the above Entry Process.
Race Number: Should be worn on the front of your t-shirt after you have filled in the details on the reverse.
Training Programmes: Will appear in Evening Herald with the Entry Form on Wednesdays and on the Women’s Mini Marathon website - www.florawomensminimarathon.ie from 3rd March 2010.

ISANDS Participants
If you are considering taking part on behalf of ISANDS you will need to do all of the above and also get in touch with us for sponsorship cards and T-Shirt. Many of our members missed out in the last couple of years because they left it too late to register and the Flora Mini Marathon quota had already been reached so register early if you plan to participate in the Marthon.

We will also have the use of St. Annes Hall in Molesworth Street to offer hospitality to our participants. We will however, need to know if you intend to use facilities in advance.
Many thanks again for supporting this charity and hopefully ISANDS will be there in force to mark our place amongst so many amazing charities.

National Executive of ISANDS

You have bought the book now why not make up a few of the wonderful recipes and invite a few family, friends and neighbours to try them out and turn it into a fantastic fundraising event.
One lady said "we made up fun invites, sent them around to friends, cooked like pros!, charged a small amount per person or a donation for the charity and we had a wonderful evening of fun and laughs."

"It was lovely having the cookbook there for everyone to see where the recipes came from."

It is not just about raising money it is also about raising awareness about charities like ISANDS and the reason why we do what we do each day.