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Collectively, the leaders lost 10.5 stone, but it seems to be the personal change observed in the leaders that made the biggest impression on viewers.
Many related to Paul and Siobhán’s struggle to find a good work-life balance. Jean’s story of loss deeply resonated with families across Ireland. Cathal got frank about mental health, while Pamela quit the smokes for her family.
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Paul’s journey has been incredible. I was seriously worried for him. He looked exhausted and just done! Now he looks thrilled with life. What an amazing change. Here’s to an amazing future for him, his wife and two kids. #OperationTransformation
Positive broadcasting has its place. @OpTranRTE has been teriffic this year. Well done to everyone involved. And thanks to the show, in addition to #100DaysOfWalking, there are a good deal of us feeling a bit better than we did at the turn of the year. Let's keep going!
Of all the people on #OperationTranformation, the one I most identify with is Paul. The weight loss thing is a small part of it. Embracing your emotions and accepting you can’t do it all by yourself, and that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness, is crucial.
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Thursday 14 November, 2024
Thursday 14 November, 2024
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Operation Transformation's 5km finale challenge left everyone at home bawling
SERIES EIGHT OF Operation Transformation came to an emotional climax last night.
The leaders faced the challenge they’d be working towards over the last eight weeks – the 5km Phoenix Park challenge.
Pregnant Jean turned up to support her fellow leaders Cathal, Siobhan, Pamela and Paul.
Despite struggling with an injury going into the event, Siobhan completed thanks to the support of the general public (and Kathryn Thomas).
Cathal vowed to run the 5km next year and beat the time he set.
Never mind the ad break challenges, people were too busy mopping up their tears.
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Collectively, the leaders lost 10.5 stone, but it seems to be the personal change observed in the leaders that made the biggest impression on viewers.
Many related to Paul and Siobhán’s struggle to find a good work-life balance. Jean’s story of loss deeply resonated with families across Ireland. Cathal got frank about mental health, while Pamela quit the smokes for her family.
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Here are the leaders’ individual results:
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