Having left his wife Tracey and their 3 young boys that Saturday morning all seemed normal. As he chatted to everyone in the gym Craig was in great spirits as usual, we talked to each other like always before. Later that morning Craig, only 35, went to Roscommon hospital with chest pains, little did I or Tracey realise it was the last time we would see him alive. Life can be cruel and situations can arise very unexpectedly as we all found out. We want to remember Craig in a way that was fitting of his life; one of love for his wife Tracey, their young boys Fíonn, Rían, Sénan, his brothers, sisters, parents and grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, in-laws, extended family and friends, his gym Fullbody Workhouse where again he touched so many lives and made loads of new friends. We also want to raise funds for two great causes; Croi & Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin both of which are dear to us. We chose Croi because of how Craig passed away. Our second charity, Crumlin, was chosen due to our close connections with the Hospital. Craig and Tracey’s youngest son, Sénan, has been under the care of the respiratory team in Crumlin since he was 10 months old. Also Cathal’s cousin Rebecca(RIP) who has been battling cancer since she was 7 and still continues her fight now aged 17, so we know the tremendous work, support and care Crumlin & Croi give. We are also supporting a local charity in Roscommon Join Our Boys and any other local causes we see fit. You can help us out by either donating or joining the race as all profits go to these great causes so any help will be greatly appreciated.