Participant Highlights: Walking Together in Remembrance

18.03.2026

Meadbh Egan

Participant Highlights: Walking Together in Remembrance

Across Ireland, people are taking part in RIP.ie Remembers this March. Walking in memory of their loved ones, raising funds for incredible charities, and contributing to a lasting environmental legacy. Many have been sharing their stories and progress through the month. A meaningful way to continue to honour the memory of someone special while also allowing others to connect and feel less alone in their times of grief.

In the first 2 weeks, we walked 2824 km, planted 276 sq. ft of woodland, and raised over €58,000. Behind these numbers are personal stories and loving moments of remembrance.

This article shares a few highlights from the community. These highlights come from participants who chose to share a photo, short clip, or a few words. We are grateful for every story shared so far.

Participant Highlights

Cara Byrne (@thehikepysch) and John Boalnd (@bolandjohn0) sharing a reminder for their evening RIP.ie Remembers walk. Encouraging others to join them and walk in remembrance for loved ones.

*Thank you to @conorsclips.andrew for sharing an update from their evening walk. A great turnout and a strong sense of community.*

*Sophie Bell (@sophie_bell__) is walking 20 km this March in memory of Harrison. A beautiful way to honour someone who was a big part of her childhood and teenage years.*

*Thank you to Encore Occasions for sharing next Sunday’s remembrance plan. A performance with an ensemble of 12, followed by the final 8 km of the RIP.ie Remembers Walk.*

Thank you for every step and every story. If you would like to share your walk, please post a photo, a short clip or a one-line note. Tag @RIP.ie.official on Instagram or @RIP.ie on Facebook and use #RIPRemembers so we can find it. There is still time to join the RIP.ie Remembers Walk for the rest of March. You can register on our website. Find the link here to set up your fundraising page today. Thank you for walking, remembering and supporting one another.