Ronan ODonnell

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“I am taking part in The Pfizer Ireland Cycle on June 20th and 21st 2025, together with 250 Pfizer colleagues and friends in aid of the Irish Cancer Society. We are taking to the road on a 280+ km two-day journey from Pfizer Grange Castle (Dublin), via Pfizer Newbridge (Kildare) and on to Pfizer Ringaskiddy (Cork).

The purpose of the cycle is to raise awareness of cancer and raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society. All donations will go toward funding life-changing cancer research projects and vital cancer support services and ensure that The Irish Cancer Society can continue to be there for every single person impacted by cancer when they need it most.

The Pfizer Ireland Cycle is part of a larger “Move for Cancer” program during the months of April, May and June 2025 and includes a series of activities across all our Pfizer sites in Ireland. The myriad of events, including running, walking, music gigs, swimming, etc. will culminate with the Pfizer Ireland Cycle on the 20th and 21st June.

We all know someone who has been affected directly or indirectly by Cancer, so it is a cause close to everyone’s heart and I am proud to be part of this journey this year to raise awareness and provide support

Please help me make a difference! Donate today as every contribution, no matter how small, will help cancer patients and their families.”

Thank you to my Sponsors

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Anonymous

Fair play Ronan

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Tim O’keeffe

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Orla Lipinski

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Anonymous

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Darrell Mc Dermott

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Anonymous

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Rory

Well done Ronan

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Anonymous

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Deirdre Miller

Great cause. Best of luck with the cycle Ronan!

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Anonymous

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Orla Lipinski

Well done Ronan a great cause!

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Cathal Garvan

Well done great achievement

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Siobhan O'donnell

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Maryb Byrne

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Cationa Miller

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Elizabeth Lacey

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Andy

Well done

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David Hallinan

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Orla Jacob

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Simon Lowther

Cycle like the Virginia Beach wind Ron !