I'll be shutting down all of the BRS Facebook Chapter pages soon, except for the main one. These pages are numerous, and they get very little traffic. They tell the world that we are not active, and that's the wrong message to send. It's really one (x many) less thing I would have to worry about if they were gone.

I'd like to be able to contact each of the people who have liked any of the BRS Facebook pages to let them know that they can join the BRS's main site and like the BRS's main Facebook page before I shut them down, and I believe that there's a way to do this by using Mobile Monkey:
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When most of us are tucking into our Christmas dinner, a big hearted Cavan man will be well into his barefoot run from Letterkenny to Killarney in a unique effort to raise funds for Pieta House outreach facilities in the Cavan/Monaghan area.

Stephen Reburn from Maudabawn, who is a sales rep with EIR, will set off in his bare feet at 9am on Thursday morning and will keep going night and day without stopping if possible over the four days to five days. He will pass through 55 towns and villages over the marathon run. To continue reading, please visit: https://www.anglocelt.ie/2020/12/23/cavanman-to-run-400km-bare-footed-for-pieta-house/...

Running is our resistance. Our resistance to imposition. It's a big part of our identity." ESPN has debuted an official trailer for the documentary titled The Infinite Race, the latest offering as part of their fantastic "30 for 30" series. It is a documentary based upon the reclusive Tarahumara tribe in Mexico, in what has become known as the greatest race the world has never seen. To continue reading, please visit: https://www.firstshowing.net/2020/m...e-in-mexico-in-the-infinite-race-doc-trailer/...

SINGAPORE - Braving the coarse ground, about 200 runners took to the track at Our Tampines Hub (OTH) on Sunday (Nov 29), split into small groups with social distancing in place - all while barefoot.

The OTH Barefoot Run 2020 race was among a few mass runs to take place here since restrictions to curb the spread of Covid-19 were eased, giving a glimpse into how sporting events will fare in the new normal. Many runs scheduled for the year have been postponed or gone virtual.

In Sunday's race, runners in the open categories for men and women above 18 years old had to run three laps of the track, and those in the masters categories for men and women above 40 had to do two laps. To continue reading, please visit:...