JOHNNY SEXTON MAY be missing out on Ireland’s opening Six Nations game away to Italy but the out-half used his spare time to promote a good cause this week.
The Racing Métro man teamed up with Sky Sports presenter Rachel Wyse to visit patients at Crumlin Children’s Hospital and launch the ‘Give It Up For Crumlin’ campaign.
The pair are urging people to make a little sacrifice by giving up their favourite treats and donating what they can to raise funds for the hospital and the National Children’s Research Centre,
Johnny is planning to do without chocolate, while Rachel is kicking the crisp habit.
Johnny Sexton and Rachel Wyse are giving up crisps and chocolate for Crumlin Hospital
JOHNNY SEXTON MAY be missing out on Ireland’s opening Six Nations game away to Italy but the out-half used his spare time to promote a good cause this week.
The Racing Métro man teamed up with Sky Sports presenter Rachel Wyse to visit patients at Crumlin Children’s Hospital and launch the ‘Give It Up For Crumlin’ campaign.
The pair are urging people to make a little sacrifice by giving up their favourite treats and donating what they can to raise funds for the hospital and the National Children’s Research Centre,
Johnny is planning to do without chocolate, while Rachel is kicking the crisp habit.
Visit giveitup.ie for more information
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