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Transplant Team Ireland

Friday
Sep 03rd
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Paul PRENDERGAST
Granddad Paul Travels Down Under for World Transplant Games PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liam Horan   
Saturday, 25 July 2009

ImageA Dublin grandfather is off to Australia next month (AUGUST) as a member of the Irish team in the World Transplant Games – where, in their own eyes, all 19 team members are winners already by just getting to the starting line.

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Looking forward to Australia PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liam Horan in Wurzburg   
Tuesday, 02 September 2008
Image Paul has been a regular member of Transplant Team Ireland for a number of years now. 
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Dublin athletes off to European Games PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liam Horan   
Friday, 29 August 2008
ImageA group of seven athletes, plus the will make up a big Dublin contingent representing Ireland at next week's European Transplant & Dialysis Games, in Wurzburg, Germany – and their main mission is to spread the gospel of organ donation.
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Senior infants put athlete Paul through his paces PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liam Horan & Emer Gallagher   
Wednesday, 28 November 2007
ImageA member of the Irish team, winners of a record haul of medals at the World Transplant Games this year, has spoken to schoolchildren about his life after a kidney transplant.
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Paul Prendergast wishes Eamon Malone well PDF Print E-mail
Written by Liam Horan   
Sunday, 26 August 2007
ImagePaul Prendergast sends greetings to original squad member Eamon Malone, who unfortunately could not make it to the games due to illness.
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Athletics legend Eamonn Coghlan to deliver motivational talk to transplant and dialysis athletes

Irish running legend Eamonn Coghlan is to deliver a motivational talk to an “inspirational” bunch of Irish athletes – all of whom have had major organ transplants or are currently on dialysis.

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Huge number of new athletes on Irish team

This year, the Irish team welcomes a huge number of new athletes to the team. Keep an eye on this story – we will add to this list as we build the profiles of all the athletes.

We have received about 12 profiles from new athletes so far, and will be adding those here - if you haven't sent in your profile yet, see note below.

Some of the athletes mentioned below have competed previously for Ireland, but before the establishment of this site in 2007 - hence, their inclusion in this 'new' list.

Strictly speaking, so, it's new athletes, and athletes new to the site!

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Irish transplant team retain five-nations golf title

A team of ten Irish golfers, all of whom revived their sporting careers after major organ transplantations, this weekend retained a major golf title in Scotland.

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Paul Prendergast

 

Name: Paul Prendergast

Competes at: Veteran

Lives: Dublin

Transplant: Kidney transplant in March 1999

Sports:

Won gold for badminton and bronze for tennis at the 2004 European Games in Slovenia (for dialysis section)

Won silver for ten pin bowling and bronze for darts at the 2006 European Games in Hungary

Won bronze in the badminton doubles at the National Games 2006

Won silver for the track and field ball throw at the National Games 2006

Won gold for the ball throw at the National Games 2007


Games Events:
50m Breast stroke, 100m Breast stroke, 50m Back stroke, Bowling Singles, Bowling Doubles

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News reports from World Games

Sli Nua Communications' Liam Horan will be providing regular reports from the 2009 World Transplant Games for Irish newspapers, radios, and websites. To obtain reports, email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .