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Skerries News October 9th 2026
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Dickie Dip: The Skerries splash that became a national fundraiserWhat started in Skerries with a couple of hundred men, a very cold Irish Sea and considerably fewer clothes than your average charity fundraiser has grown into one of the country’s most distinctive men’s health events.The Dickie Dip returns to Skerries on Saturday, November 7, when organisers hope to persuade 500 men to brave the water wearing nothing but the event’s trademark dickie bow, raising money for Men’s Cancer Care at the Mater Hospital.And once again Radio Nova’s PJ Gallagher and Jim McCabe will be among them. The Morning Glory presenters are taking part for a third year and have been using their national platform to encourage fathers, sons, brothers, friends and workmates to join them.For people in Skerries, this year’s event will also bring thoughts of local man Matt Davis, who died in April. Matt spoke very publicly about men’s health after being diagnosed with stage-four prostate cancer in December 2021, aged just 45. His cancer had already spread by the time it was discovered, after what had initially presented as back and rib pain.He took part in the Dickie Dip in 2022 and used the attention around it to push a message he felt men needed to hear.READ FULL STORY IN THE CURRENT EDITION...skerriesnews.ie/product/october9th26/A huge thankyou to everyone who subscribes yearly to Skerries News. It means so much to us.It's just €20 for 24 editions sent directly to your inbox every second Friday. skerriesnews.ie/subscribe/ The Mater Hospital The Dickie Dip #skerries ... See MoreSee Less

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