Ring of Terry (ROT) Charity Cycle
Donation protected
The untimely departure of Terry O Sullivan has left a void in all our lives. But, we can turn this into something positive as I’m sure Terry would have intended.
For Many years Terry competed in the “Annual Ring Of Kerry” Charity Cycle-180 kms that passed through his Home town of Cahirciveen. It was Terry’s intention to compete again in July this Year and his chosen Charity was “St Marys of the Angels”. We plan to honor his commitments this year, and a large group of his family and friends will cycle the Ring and to raise a few bob for his chosen Charity.
So what can I do?
Well you can dust off your bike and join our Group as we celebrate his life…and curse him as we hit the hills!!
Or
You can take a Sponsor Card and "borrow" a fiver from the next 20 people you meet and donate to a good cause.
All Monies raised will be handed over to the Charity by Terrys Family in a Ceremony on Saturday 6th July in Mike Murts Pub in Caherciveen. All are welcome to join us.
All about St. Mary of the Angels - Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle
St Marys of Angels, need 150k to provide extra living rooms in two chalets #Cycle4StMarys.
St. Mary of the Angels is home to 75 adults with moderate to profound physical and intellectual disabilities. It is set on a peaceful 17 acre campus in beautiful, rural surroundings near Beaufort, in the heart of the local community in County Kerry. There are 10 houses, a day center and special school on the campus. Residents and service users benefit from excellent onsite facilities, services and therapies. In 2016, residents’ parents and friends united to ensure the long-term survival of our loved ones home. Our mission is to improve residents’ lives, enhance their living conditions and maintain HIQA registration.
A key HIQA requirement is that residents experience comfort and privacy in their home. Management at St. Mary of the Angels and the SMOA Parents and Relatives Association are working to achieve this by providing more space in two of the chalets. Plans have been drawn up and planning permission has been granted. Funds from the 2019 ROK Charity Cycle will enable us to start construction.
We will also continue to use the funds to make each day meaningful and happy for all those living in St. Mary of the Angels.
http://www.savestmaryoftheangels.com/
Thank you
We want Terrys memory to live on and to do him proud. On behalf of the O'Sullivan Family and Winroy Ltd, we want to thank you for your kind donation (be it physical endurance or monetary value).
“If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. What they leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others."
For Many years Terry competed in the “Annual Ring Of Kerry” Charity Cycle-180 kms that passed through his Home town of Cahirciveen. It was Terry’s intention to compete again in July this Year and his chosen Charity was “St Marys of the Angels”. We plan to honor his commitments this year, and a large group of his family and friends will cycle the Ring and to raise a few bob for his chosen Charity.
So what can I do?
Well you can dust off your bike and join our Group as we celebrate his life…and curse him as we hit the hills!!
Or
You can take a Sponsor Card and "borrow" a fiver from the next 20 people you meet and donate to a good cause.
All Monies raised will be handed over to the Charity by Terrys Family in a Ceremony on Saturday 6th July in Mike Murts Pub in Caherciveen. All are welcome to join us.
All about St. Mary of the Angels - Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle
St Marys of Angels, need 150k to provide extra living rooms in two chalets #Cycle4StMarys.
St. Mary of the Angels is home to 75 adults with moderate to profound physical and intellectual disabilities. It is set on a peaceful 17 acre campus in beautiful, rural surroundings near Beaufort, in the heart of the local community in County Kerry. There are 10 houses, a day center and special school on the campus. Residents and service users benefit from excellent onsite facilities, services and therapies. In 2016, residents’ parents and friends united to ensure the long-term survival of our loved ones home. Our mission is to improve residents’ lives, enhance their living conditions and maintain HIQA registration.
A key HIQA requirement is that residents experience comfort and privacy in their home. Management at St. Mary of the Angels and the SMOA Parents and Relatives Association are working to achieve this by providing more space in two of the chalets. Plans have been drawn up and planning permission has been granted. Funds from the 2019 ROK Charity Cycle will enable us to start construction.
We will also continue to use the funds to make each day meaningful and happy for all those living in St. Mary of the Angels.
http://www.savestmaryoftheangels.com/
Thank you
We want Terrys memory to live on and to do him proud. On behalf of the O'Sullivan Family and Winroy Ltd, we want to thank you for your kind donation (be it physical endurance or monetary value).
“If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. What they leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others."
Fundraising team: ROTWheelers (14)
Katie Dunne (Nee OSullivan)
Organizer
William Parker
Team member
Ronan Murphy
Team member
Katie Dunne
Team member
Amy Michelle Brennan
Team member
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