RedClick and the Irish Wheelchair Association will bring the annual Run ‘n’ Roll back to St Anne’s Park in Raheny this Sunday, September 6th, continuing a six-year partnership built around inclusion, accessibility and participation.
The event offers 2.5km and 5km options, with participants encouraged to run, walk or roll around the course.
RedClick’s sponsorship means that 100 per cent of every registration fee will go directly to Irish Wheelchair Association services.
The race has developed into a family-focused celebration of inclusive activity, with face painting, live entertainment and post-race refreshments also forming part of the day. Participants will receive a bespoke medal, T-shirt and goodie bag.
It is the latest activation in RedClick’s relationship with IWA, following its support earlier this year for the Fitness Inclusion Games.
The insurer is now entering its sixth year supporting Run ‘n’ Roll and is aiming to make the 2026 edition the biggest yet.
“I’m looking forward to another year of the Run ‘n’ Roll in St Anne’s Park,” said Joanne O’Riordan.
“It was great to have so many people turn out at last year’s race, supporting inclusivity for those with disabilities.
“I’m very proud to be involved in such a positive and inclusive event with a fun, heartwarming atmosphere and I hope as many people as possible can make it down to St Anne’s Park on September 6th.”
RedClick General Manager Lorenzo Ioan said the event represented an opportunity to celebrate inclusion, diversity and community.
“We’re proud to launch the sixth Run ‘n’ Roll in partnership with IWA, building on the incredible momentum of previous years.
“At RedClick, we’re honoured to support an initiative that brings people together and champions accessibility for all, and we’re looking forward to seeing this year’s event inspire even greater participation and impact.”
Registration remains open ahead of Sunday’s event, with RedClick’s backing ensuring the full registration income generated will support the work of Irish Wheelchair Association.
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