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MS READaTHON

19 October 2011

Multiple Sclerosis Ireland have asked us to let you know about their annual 'MS READaTHON' taking place between 14th October – 14th November.

The MS READaTHON is a sponsored read for young people. Run mainly through schools, the MS READaTHON encourages young people to read while raising much needed funds for services to those living with Multiple Sclerosis in Ireland.

There are loads of reasons to sign up and lots of fun things to do at MS READaTHON HQ. Take a look for yourself! http://www.msreadathon.ie/pages/readathon/home

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