Killarney Sports & Leisure Centre - National Fitness Day
 
Trinity College Dublin, 20th July: Minister for Tourism and Sport Patrick O’Donovan TD was on hand to launch to Ireland's First National Fitness Day which will be held on Friday 16th September. Anna Geary, Cork Camogie legend and host of Ireland's Fittest Family, joined the Minister. Fitness Day is a celebration of the role physical activity plays in Ireland and the positive impact fitness has on people's live. The initiative is being led by Ireland Active, the representative body for Ireland's leisure and fitness industry and is supported by both Healthy Ireland and Sport Ireland.
 
On Friday 16th September we at The Killarney Sports & Leisure Centre are looking forward to been part of National Fitness Day. We see on a daily bases the positive impact physical activity can have on people and we want to spread the word to those who currently don't partake in any physical activity. We believe exercise should be made available to everyone whatever age or ability they may be. On the day we are running a free circuit class at 12pm as well as having a public gym & pool session between 12pm & 2pm also free of charge. If you have any questions please free to contact us here. We look forward to seeing everyone on the 16th!

​Other information on National Fitness Day can be found below:

Information on the opportunities to be provided and made available to the public can be found on www.nationalfitnessday.ie which, will be continuously updated in the lead up to September 16th. Information will also be made available across Ireland' Active's social media channels (@fitnessdayIRL, https://www.facebook.com/NationalFitnessDayIreland, @irelandactive, www.facebook.com/IrelandActive). Fitness providers, facility and gym owners interested in getting involved in National Fitness Day are being asked to get in touch with Ireland Active directly at (info@irelandactive.ie) or (01-6251192)