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Six Cobhmen To Cycle Malin Head to Cobh For MS Ireland
On Monday 1st August, John O’Leary, Michael Powell, Sean Murphy, Liam McCarthy, Karl Brierley and Pa Coady will begin a cycle from Malin Head in Co.Donegal and down through the west coast back to Cobh, in aid if MS Ireland. This is a sponsored cycle and the six amateur cyclists hope to finish on the last day of the Cobh People’s Regatta, Sunday 14th August.
So far the six lads have raised in excess of €500 and donations are also being taken online via MyCharity. To make your donation to this great cause simply visit the page the lads have setup at http://www.mycharity.ie/event/nsformsireland
The guys are also holding a Waxathon in the Rob Roy Bar on Friday 29th July.
You can also keep updated with all the info by visting the lads’ Facebook Page here – https://www.facebook.com/pages/N-to-S-for-MS-Ireland/205704836140000
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