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Dublin, Monday, 30th January 2012. Sixteen of Ireland's top healthcare projects were honoured today at The Astellas Changing Tomorrow Awards 2012. Pictured celebrating was winner Dr. Deirdre Ward from the CRY Centre, Tallaght Hospital. Picture Jason Clarke Photography. No Repro Fee.
Daniella Moyles warming up for the Womens Mini Marathon which she ran in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). The Irish charity, which was set up in 2002 to prevent sudden cardiac death in young people and to raise awareness of heart conditions which can lead to SCD. Money raised by supporters at the mini marathon will go towards the free service provided at the CRYP Centre in Tallaght Hospital. www.cry.ie.
Press Release.
Monday, June 2nd 2014.
Model Daniella Moyles leads the charge as 200 Women run, walk and crawl over the finish line run for CRY Ireland!
Top model and broadcaster Daniella Moyle was joined by more than 200 supporters of CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) today at the Flora Womens Mini Marathon.
Daniella, has been a strong supporter and an ambassador for Cry for the last number of years and has been training for the marathon for the last four months.
CRY is an Irish registered charity, which was founded in 2002. Funds raised today will be used by the charity to support families who have lost a relative to sudden cardiac death (SCD) and to raise awareness of the conditions that cause it.
As the charitys biggest fundraiser, monies raised will also be used to fund the activities of the Centre for Cardiac Risk in Younger Persons (CRYP) in Tallaght Hospital which provides comprehensive cardiac evaluation of those who may be at risk from SCD either because of family history or worrying symptoms.
Speaking before the race Daniella said: Im really proud to be an ambassador for CRY. It is a fantastic charity which funds an amazing service out in Tallaght Hospital. Any funds raised today go directly towards providing free screening for anyone with worrying symptoms and towards counselling for those who have been affected by SCD.
Ive been training for a few months now and hope to finish the marathon in a respectable time!
Many of the women who took part today on behalf of CRY have been affected by the Sudden Cardiac Deat
Contenders for the Four Peak Challenge in aid of CRY Ireland. Back row left to right: Eamon Carty, Tony McQuade, Peter Comiskey, Damien McSherry, Niall Maley
Front row left to right: Paddy Henry, Daniel Morgan, Ruairi Fegan, Shaun Doran, Ryan Sheppard
