He updated his followers on the situation
He has been training for the Operation Transformation marathon, which is this Saturday in Phoenix Park.
"It's sore. I'm not sure I am going to make this thing but I've got an appointment to look at it tomorrow. Hopefully it will be okay. I just might get away with this. We'll see." "This just in - we are go for the 5k," he wrote on his story. "May not be the fastest horse on the track but it's happening and I'm all in.""I haven't run since I was about 11 or 12 and probably from somebody…it is a very alien concept but it has been good and I have practised several times," he said on his RTE Radio 1 show.
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