Irish athletes are set to compete in the British Transplant Games, marking a significant event for those who have benefited from organ donations. Twenty athletes from Ireland are heading to Sheffield, where they will participate in the games, which celebrate the lives of organ donors. One of the participants, Val Weblin from West Cork, shared how receiving an organ transplant transformed his life. "The day that call came changed my life and I’ve never looked back," Weblin said, highlighting the personal impact of organ donation. The games provide a platform for recipients to share their stories and raise awareness about the importance of donation. This year’s event underscores the ongoing connection between the Irish and British communities in promoting health and recovery through organ transplantation. (irishexaminer.com)

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  • Irish Examiner — 'Tribute to organ donors' as 20 Irish athletes head to British Transplant Games
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