Thanks for visiting my personal fundraising page. The Down Syndrome Ireland charity is a very worthy cause and I would very much appreciate your support in helping me to raise funds for them. This will be the seventh year that I've been proudly revving around the country with a huge bunch of other bikers in an effort to raise awareness and funds for DSI. Collectively, the event has covered millions of miles and raised millions of much needed Euro for DSI. It has continued to grow in size since its humble beginnings and has now firmly stamped itself into the Irish biking calendar as one of the premier charity events.

Who? 150 riders revving up their motorcycles, and riding 1,000k around Ireland in the spirit of Adventure and Camaraderie.

Why? 1 great cause. Support for children and adults with a background in Down Syndrome through their charity Down Syndrome Ireland.

What? All funds raised go to DSI - All monies come from Riders, Donors and Sponsors. A very big motorcycle ride out to promote Down Syndrome Ireland.

When? May bank holiday weekend (29th, 30th April & 1st May) 2017.

How Much? I have to raise €750 for this event. It's now in its twelfth year and I would love to raise much more than that, so please dig deep again for this cause that is close to my heart!

You can donate on this page via credit or debit card. You can be assured that your transaction on the idonate.ie website is very secure. You can donate anonymously if you wish. You will automatically receive an e-mail from me thanking you for your support, and acknowledging the amount of your donation. Any donation no matter how small is hugely appreciated. That said, the bigger the better! If you would rather contribute raw cash, simply get in touch!

DSI are independently audited, receive no government funding and are totally compliant with all charity legislation. DSI’s accounts are also available for anyone to view on the website. For more information and to view photos from previous years: http://revup4dsi.ie.

Many thanks in advance for your support,

Dave