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Cork man scaled summit before completing Everest Marathon to raise money for CUMH neonatal unit

Cork man scaled summit before completing Everest Marathon to raise money for CUMH neonatal unit
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Brian O'Farrell, a funeral director from Cork, completed a high-altitude summit and the Everest Marathon to raise funds for the neonatal unit at CUMH. His efforts were inspired by his family's connection to the unit and his professional experience with grieving families.

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It highlights individual community-driven philanthropy and the personal motivations behind extreme endurance charity challenges.

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Brian O'Farrell, of Midleton, who completed a Mount Everest marathon, over two weeks, in aid of the neonatal unit in CUMH.

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