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Run the Women’s Mini Marathon for Cystic Fibrosis IrelandThe Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon takes place on Sunday 2 June in Dublin. Happening on a Sunday, rather than the Bank Holiday Monday as previously, we at Cystic Fibrosis Ireland are hoping that this year will see even more women take part for our charity.
Imran Khurshid’s chance encounter with law is to immigrants’ benefitSome people are the architects to their own career, and find their way through their own design. Others discover what they want to do purely by chance. Imran Khurshid is one of the latter, and says he became a lawyer by accident. With a background in banking, he never foresaw a career in law, but over the last 10 years he says he has discovered a passion for the subject.
‘Bloody foreigners’ pledge donations for Irish blood driveSeveral Polish blood donors recently came together to celebrate their contribution to Irish blood banks. The event, which concluded the ‘Bloody Foreigners’ campaign, has made hundreds of Polish blood donors both new and existing to pledge to donate blood.
‘I try to share what I have with those less privileged’A banker by profession as well as an entrepreneur and published author, Edna Lyatuu Hogan is also the newly elected president of the Association of Tanzanians in Ireland - one of many responsibilities she takes seriously, as she tells Michael Sandstrom
