During Men’s Health Week, Stirling mayor Mark Irwin speaks about surviving a heart attack despite being physically active. According to reports from PerthNow and The West Australian, Irwin describes how he believed he was “invincible” before the event, which occurred after a charity soccer match. The accounts say the heart attack comes as a surprise even though he was fit and regularly active. Irwin’s comments focus on his personal experience and underline the importance of men’s health awareness. The coverage presents the story as part of broader messaging associated with Men’s Health Week, encouraging attention to warning signs and prevention. Both sources present the same core details: Irwin is the Stirling mayor, he experienced a heart attack following the charity soccer match, and he later reflects on the incident and its impact. The reports do not provide additional medical specifics beyond the overall description of the event and his recovery.