Paul PRENDERGAST
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A 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. 
Paul Prendergast sends greetings to original squad member Eamon Malone, who unfortunately could not make it to the games due to illness. Features
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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, 50m back stroke, petanque doubles and ten pin bowling (singles and doubles)
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News reports from World Games
Freelance Journalist Liam Horan will be covering this year's European Transplant & Dialysis Games for Irish newspapers, radios, and websites. To obtain reports from Liam, email him at
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Freelance Journalist Emer Gallagher also contributes articles on the Irish team at the games.
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