Cycling in Aid of Milford Hospice

For a number of years, Milford Hospice supported and cared for our Mom as she battled with terminal cancer, at all stages they were amazing and compassionate. At the end of the journey in 2018, they provided outstanding support to all of our family for which we will be forever grateful. This year for the first time in it's 35 year history Milford Hospice's Annual Harvest Fair has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and furthermore the Milford Hospice Shop in Limerick City is closing.
As a result of this and as part of our sincere gratitude to Milford Hospice, myself and my siblings had planned to take part in the Tour de Beara 160km Cycle on September 12th to raise funds for Milford Hospice . The Tour de Beara Cycle includes the challenging Caha Pass and the iconic Healy Pass, it is one of the most difficult one day cycling events held in Ireland, however the Tour de Beara like so many events due to the COVID-19 pandemic has been postponed till next year. We are deeply disappointed as we have been clocking up the mileage on the open roads and trainers to prepare. We have registered for the event next year already but to honour the donations and support received we will instead to complete a 160km route that will take us into counties Limerick, Tipperary and Clare on the day the event should have been held. We will start and finish in the grounds of Milford Hospice. As you are aware we are cycling to raise money for Milford Hospice and so far we have over €7,600 raised.
We genuinely appreciate all the donations from everyone.