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A group of cyclists from the Lecarrow Lazers decided to complete a personal goal, and cycle from Mizen to Malin.
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A group of cyclists from the Lecarrow Lazers decided to complete a personal goal, and cycle from Mizen to Malin.
Croi Fighting Heart Disease & StrokeCroí is a registered charity established in Galway in 1985, with its main aim to lead the fight against heart...
The Lough Ree Access For All Boat initiative is co-ordinated by a not-for-profit community group in the town of Ballyleague-Lanesborough on the Roscom...
This year a group of cyclists who cycle with the Lecarrow Lazers Cycling club decided to complete a personal goal and cycle from Mizen to Malin in mid-September. The Lecarrow Lazers cycling club normally run a number of charity sportives and is involved every year with the organisation of the Darragh Kenny Memorial Cycle. Due to Covid-19 restrictions this year all of these charity sportives have had to be cancelled. With this in mind the group of cyclists decided that they would use their cycle to raise some much needed funds for charity. They chose CROI because of the clubs close link with the Kenny family and the Darragh Kenny Memorial cycle and also the Lough Ree Access for all boat based in Ballyleague, Lanesboro, which will be used to transport wheelchair users from all over the country around the Roscommon lake and further afield. The cycle is being self-funded by each of the cyclists and all money raised will go directly to the two charities.
Lecarrow Lazers Mizen to Malin cycle will take place from the 16th – 20th September:
Day 1 Wed 16th 170km
9.30am Leave Mizen 0 km
12.30am Arrive Dunmanway 66 km
3pm Arrive Millstreet 116 km
6pm Arrive Charleville 170km
Day 2 Thursday 17th 170km
8.15am Leave Charleville
10.15am Arrive Newport 220 km
12.45pm Arrive Borrisokane 259 km
3.00pm Arrive Ferbane 296 km
4.00pm Arrive Ballinahown 306 km
5.45pm Arrive Lecarrow 340 km
Day 3 Friday 18th 120km
9.30am Leave Lecarrow
11.00am Arrive Lanesboro 358 km
1pm Arrive Rooskey 387 km
4pm Arrive Swanlinbar 428 km
6pm Arrive Enniskillen 460 km
Day 4 Saturday 19th 140km
8am Leave Enniskillen
10.30am Arrive Lifford 517 km
12.30pm Arrive Buncranna 558 km
4pm Arrive Malin 600km
The challenges facing people living with heart disease and stroke are now greater than any that have come before. The risk of serious complications with COVID-19 is higher for people living with heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes or obesity. In addition, COVID-19 has disrupted hospital and health support services, leaving patients vulnerable; or worse, leaving heart disease and stroke undiagnosed! Croí has always worked tirelessly to respond to the needs of those living with cardiovascular disease and your support will help us to continue to do that during this crisis!
The Lough Ree Access for All Boat is the only vessel in the Republic of Ireland and Britain which is licenced to carry up to 8 wheelchair users on board on the waterways. Its unique design makes it accessible to all people with disability and it is supported by the Irish Wheelchair Association and Independent living Ireland. For info email: [email protected].
View Website/BlogCroi Fighting Heart Disease & StrokeCroí is a registered charity established in Galway in 1985, with its main aim to lead the fight against heart disease and stroke, with a special focus on the West of Ireland. Over the years, Croí has impacted positively at virtually every level of cardiac care in the West, from pre-hospital to post-hospital recovery and rehabilitation to providing support services to patients and their family members. The challenges facing people living with h
The Lough Ree Access For All boat provides people with disabilities unlimited access to the waterways of Ireland. It can carry up to 8 wheelchair users and is the only licenced passenger boat of its kind in Britain or Ireland . This is a not-for-profit group who have put disability at the top of the agenda - offering wheelchair users equal status with others on the waterways. We also support all people with mobiity issues and those with dementia Email: [email protected] for deta
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