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East Mayo Atheltics Club are set to turn the sod on their new running track
East Mayo Athletics Club are set to celebrate a momentous occasion as they turn the sod on their new running track next Wednesday.
The facility, located in Charlestown, included a 5G astro-turf pitch and a six-lane 200 metre running track.
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The track, which also includes a long jump and a throwing area, will open its doors for the first time on March 19 at 1 pm.
The club, founded in 2019, is hosting a lip-sync battle on Saturday, March 29, in the Park Hotel, Kiltimagh in order to help raise the €400,000 cost. Two weeks out from the event, the nine groups involved have already raised over €22,000.
People can donate to the lip-sync battle here. Another option for raising funds is to sponsor a metre of the track here.
Tea and coffee will be available for those in attendance in Centra Bellaghy after the event.
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