Mike Carroll's page
170Km My Way
# ROKCC2021
www.idonate.ie/MikeCarroll618
My Chosen Charity : Breakthrough Cancer Research Ltd
I'm doing 170km My Way - Ring of Kerry 2021 to fundraise for Breakthrough Cancer Research . Your support is very much appreciated.
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200.44 Km Completed
Total Distance Target of Route
170 Km
Killarney
1 
First Donation
50 
50% fundraising Target
Halfway 
Halfway Distance point
Reach 
Reach Fundraising Target
Killarney
My 170km Ring of Kerry
Thank you for taking the time to visit my fundraising page on iDonate.ie
I'm taking part in
170km My Way - Ring of Kerry 2021 .
I've chosen to fundraise for Breakthrough Cancer Research . All funds raised here will go directly to this great cause.
I hope you can help me by donating whatever you can. Simply click the Donate button above. All donations are processed securely.
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Many Thanks for your support.
Supporters : 10
- Online Donations € 460.00
- Offline Donations € 0.00
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Noreen and boys
02-07-2021
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Sean Costello & Family
01-07-2021
€55.00Well done everyone, very enjoyable spins.
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Alana & Jennifer Evans
30-06-2021
€50.00 -
Fergal & Kristina
23-06-2021
€50.00Keep up the great work! 💪
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Joan dennehy
16-06-2021
€50.00 -
Jack dennehy
07-06-2021
€25.00 -
Ian Twiss
06-06-2021
€50.00A very worthy cause and in memory of a great Milltown/Castlemaine man. Well done and best of luck with this fundraiser 👍
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Mike Dennehy
05-06-2021
€25.00Best of luck Mike.
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Elaine
04-06-2021
€25.00Best of luck Mike & Co.
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Aisleen
04-06-2021
€30.00
About the cause
Breakthrough Cancer Research
Breakthrough Cancer Research funds the efficient and effective development of new treatments for cancer. We work to significantly impact the number of people who can survive this disease. Research programmes funded by Breakthrough Cancer Research must focus on translating lab discoveries into new treatment opportunities. To this end we work closely with clinicians in practice all over Ireland so that our research is targeted at finding new options for poor prognosis and incurable cancers.
