The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Celebrating the opening Ceremony at the University of Limerick were Team Algeria, ASMGA athletes, Myriem Abada Bendib, Zoulikha Harkat, Karaoui Imane and Saida Younsi. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Celebrating the opening Ceremony at the University of Limerick were Team Spain athletes, Juan Toral Sanchez, Ignacio Perez Buendian and Roi Ribera Sanchez. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Celebrating the opening Ceremony at the University of Limerick were Team Brazil athletes, Fernando Queiroz and Felipe Camargos. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Ina Mircea aged 3 gets left from her faster Doru Mircea, of Team Romania as the teams make their way across the Living Bridge. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Ina Mircea aged 3 gets left from her faster Doru Mircea, of Team Romania as the teams make their way across the Living Bridge. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Team Morocco enjoy the celebrations of the opening ceremony. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Team Morocco enjoy the celebrations of the opening ceremony. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Team Morocco enjoy the celebrations of the opening ceremony. Picture credit: Alan Place/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Jose Alberto Dias, Nuno Barroso Monteiro and Jose Paulo Duarte all from Porto, Portugal. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Jose Alberto Dias, Nuno Barroso Monteiro and Jose Paulo Duarte all from Porto, Portugal. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
he 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Jose Alberto Dias, Jose Paulo Duarte and Nuno Barroso Monteiro all from Porto, Portugal. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were sporting couple, Olafs Kengis and Maija Berzina of team Latvia, the couple are due to be married in August. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were sporting couple, Olafs Kengis and Maija Berzina of team Latvia, the couple are due to be married in August. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were sporting couple, Olafs Kengis and Maija Berzina of team Latvia, the couple are due to be married in August. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Hirache Rechad, Algeria, Adrian Osvaldo Spalla, Team Farma Argentina, Maija Berzina, Latvia and Braidiz Mustapha, Morocco. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Hirache Rechad, Algeria, Maija Berzina, Latvia, Adrian Osvaldo Spalla, Team Farma Argentina and Braidiz Mustapha, Morocco. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
The 36th World Medical and Health Games was officially opened by Minister Jan O’Sullivan at the University of Limerick on Sunday 19th July. The Games welcome over 1,000 athletes from more than 20 countries to compete across 25 different sports from golf and cycling to chess, fencing triathlon and football. This annual event brings medics from a range of medical professions, consultants, GP’s, nurses, paramedics who compete in a spirit of friendship in their chosen sport.
Gearing up for the games were athletes, Hirache Rechad, Algeria, Maija Berzina, Latvia, Adrian Osvaldo Spalla, Team Farma Argentina and Braidiz Mustapha, Morocco. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
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