Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle Finish Line Fantasy

The annual Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle is not taking place this year due to Covid-19 restrictions, but the organizers are encouraging people to get some practice in before what promises to be the biggest event to date next year on Saturday 3 rd July 2021.  
 
The volunteer-led charity cycle has raised over €17 million for more than 160
charities since it began 37 years ago, and in more recent years, over €1 million per
annum.  Unfortunately, due to the cancellation of this year’s event, they will be unable to fundraise in the same capacity for the carefully chosen charities this year.

Any funds raised will be allocated to our main beneficiary charities which are:   
- Ard Chúram Day Care Centre, Listowel – A daycare service that
operates from Monday to Saturday and caters for older people in a purpose-built
centre in Greenville, Listowel.  
- Banna Rescue – A voluntary inshore and land rescue unit covering
one of the busiest and best beaches in the country.  
- Breakthrough Cancer Research – An Irish medical research charity
focused on raising vital funds for cancer supports and services.  
- Cúnamh Iveragh – A respite home for adults with special needs in
South Kerry.  
- Down Syndrome Ireland (Kerry branch) – Helping people with Down
Syndrome to make their own futures as bright and independent as possible by
providing them with education, support and friendship every step of the way.  
- St Francis Special School – Providing educational programmes in
Beaufort for students with moderate/severe/profound general disabilities.  
 
For more information visit www.ringofkerrycycle.ie or follow The Ring of Kerry
Charity Cycle on Facebook or Instagram @RingofKerryCharityCycle or Twitter
@ringokerrycycle #ROKCC2021 #FinishLineFantasy