A MARATHON runner has completed a collection of medals for his three children.
Keld O'Shea ran his third London Marathon last month to raise money for Action for Dystonia, Diagnosis, Education & Research, which has its roots in the North-East.
The charity helps families with dystonia, a little-known condition that affects the central nervous system.
Mr O'Shea picked the charity because he has friends with the condition.
The 38-year-old, from Hurworth, near Darlington, raised more than £1,100 for the charity.
He completed the marathon in five hours and 25 minutes, collecting his third medal
He gave a medal each to his three children, eight-year-old twins Iona and Mairi, and Aidan, two.
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