
Adams Brothers Run Ultraläufe to Accelerate Dementia Research
Jordan and Cian Adams, who are likely to develop early-onset dementia, are running ultra-marathons to raise awareness and accelerate research into the disease.
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Jordan and Cian Adams, who are likely to develop early-onset dementia, are running ultra-marathons to raise awareness and accelerate research into the disease.

Jordan and Cian Adams, brothers from Wexford diagnosed with Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD), are campaigning to raise £2 million to help other affected families.

Jordan and Cian Adams successfully completed a challenging feat of 33 marathons in 33 days, finishing in Dublin. Their efforts raised an impressive £1.5 million for dementia research.

Two brothers, Jordan and Cian Adams, have surpassed €1 million in donations for inherited dementia research by running 32 marathons, with 20 still to go.
Jordan and Cian Adams both carry a gene which means they have a 99.9pc chance of developing the condition as early as in their 40s