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Title: Scientology and Local Groups Join Forces in Dublin to Battle Cancer

Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, 19th Jun 2024 - A surge of inspiration and togetherness swept through South County Dublin on June 1-2, as a mix of community organizations, cancer survivors and dedicated volunteers from different backgrounds united for the annual Relay for Life event. Hosted by the Irish Cancer Society, this 24-hour walk has raised over €18,000 so far with donations pouring in showcasing the community's steadfast commitment to fighting cancer.Participants from all walks of life and corners of the globe came together for Relay for Life with a shared mission: to honor lost loved ones to cancer, promote healing and spread a message of hope. This gathering truly embodied unity and the strength of efforts against one of humanity's most worrying health challenges.The event was graced by guests who added significance. Among them was Donna Marie Cullen, a cancer survivor and Ambassador for Relay for Life whose story of overcoming obstacles inspired many. Nico Crowley, named Tallaght Person of the Year also earned respect for his dedication as he completed the 24-hour walk, with only short breaks. Councillor Francis Timmons, known for his community involvement, in supporting the Relay for Life initiative, was also present at the event.The resilience of the spirit was evident through the presence of cancer survivors from very different age groups, while the staff and volunteers from the Irish Cancer Society continued their invaluable efforts.Volunteers from the Church of Scientology took part in Relay for Life for the second consecutive year, joining other teams to show their support. Their participation highlighted how cancer is a challenge that affects everyone regardless of race, color, religion or social standing."We participate in Relay because cancer is one of...

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