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Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez and manufacturers Ottobock Host First Ever Running Blades Workshop in Ireland Photos

4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, left, from Tallaght, Co. Dublin, and 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, left, from Tallaght, Co. Dublin, and 16...

4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan,...

4 October 2014; Garry Hoey from Dundalk, Co. Louth, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; Garry Hoey from Dundalk, Co. Louth, pictured at the first ever...

4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured...

4 October 2014; Sean Baldwin from Newbridge, Co. Kildare, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; Sean Baldwin from Newbridge, Co. Kildare, pictured at the first...

4 October 2014; Garry Hoey, left, from Dundalk, Co. Louth, and Paul Mckenna, from Carbury, Co. Kildare, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Garry Hoey, left, from Dundalk, Co. Louth, and Paul Mckenna,...

4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, pictured...

4 October 2014; Ted Smithers, left, from Santry, Dublin and Sean Baldwin, from Newbridge, Co. Kildare, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Ted Smithers, left, from Santry, Dublin and Sean Baldwin, from...

4 October 2014; Ted Smithers, left, from Santry, Dublin and Sean Baldwin, from Newbridge, Co. Kildare, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Ted Smithers, left, from Santry, Dublin and Sean Baldwin, from...

4 October 2014; Simon Baker, from Limerick, and Amanda King from Ballymun, Dublin, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Simon Baker, from Limerick, and Amanda King from Ballymun,...

4 October 2014; Simon Baker, from Limerick, and Amanda King from Ballymun, Dublin, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Simon Baker, from Limerick, and Amanda King from Ballymun,...

4 October 2014; Garry Hoey, right, leads the field during the relay race at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Garry Hoey, right, leads the field during the relay race at the...

4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers, Paul McKenna, Amanda King, Josh Dunne, Simon Baker, Pawan Sitthisung, and Gary Hoey at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers,...

4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers, Paul McKenna, Amanda King, Josh Dunne, Simon Baker, Pawan Sitthisung, and Gary Hoey at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers,...

4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers and Pawan Sitthisung in action during the relay race at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers...

4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co. Dublin, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co....

4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Amanda King Sean Baldwin, Ted Smithers, Pawan Sitthisung, Paul McKenna, Simon Baker, Gary Hoey and Josh Dunne at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost a fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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4 October 2014; Pictured are, from left to right, Amanda King Sean Baldwin, Ted...

4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan, Co. Meath, has his blade adjusted by Seamus Branigan and Louise Ballantyne, from Ottobock IBS Cappagh Hospital, at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 16 year old Pawan Sitthisung, from Navan,...

4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co. Dublin, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co....

4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co. Dublin, pictured at the first ever running blades workshop held in Ireland hosted by Paralympics Ireland in partnership with sponsors Mondelez, and blade manufacturer Ottobock. The unique event saw eight individuals who had been prefitted for the technology given the opportunity to experience and showcase the blades with almost fifty additional prosthesis users and amputees taking part in activity session to promote Paralympic sport. Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin. Photo by Sportsfile

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4 October 2014; 13 year old Josh Dunne, from Tallaght, Co....

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