Leah Fagan has passed away suddenly. With deep sorrow, the Ballymun Athletics Club announced the unexpected passing of Leah Fagan. He died leaving many hearts scarred after learning of his sudden death. The general public urged to keep the whole family of Leah Fagan in their thoughts and prayers as they navigate through this sad and difficult time of grief.
The club sent out a letter to its members saying, “It is with a heavy heart and we are so sorry to inform you of the sudden passing of our beloved member and recent fit4life graduate.” This sad news has affected the club as a whole and the community at large.
Leah had just started her running journey with the FIT4LIFE program, which helped her develop her physical skills and make lifelong friendships inside the club. Her excitement for running was evident when she finished the women’s mini marathon. Later this year, she was excited to take part in her first half marathon. It was difficult for her teammates and classmates to say goodbye to Leah because of her encouragement to everyone around her and her unwavering commitment.
This week’s club meetings have been canceled out of respect for Leah following her heartbreaking loss. For tea and coffee on Tuesday and Thursday nights starting at 6 PM, the clubhouse will stay open, offering a secure haven for those grieving Leah’s loss. The group invites friends and members to get together, exchange stories, and lend support to each other during this trying time.
As the community deals with this tragic news, the Ballymun Athletics Club committee and coaches are ready for anyone in need of help or support. Those who knew Leah Fagan will always cherish her memory, and her absence will be mourned greatly. “We will miss Leah dearly with all our hearts from all at Ballymun AC,” the club said.
