Monday 20 February 2012
The Itinerary
Sunday, April 1 2012:
0900
|
Leave
County Pitch in Ruislip, London
|
30 miles
|
1200
(approx)
|
Break
for Lunch
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Towchester, Northamptonshire
|
30 miles
|
Check into Hotel TBC
|
||
Monday, April 2 2012:
0900
|
Leave
Towchester, Northamptonshire
|
34 miles
|
1300
(approx)
|
Break
for Lunch
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Cannock, UK
|
30
Miles
|
Check into Cannock South Premier
Inn
|
||
Tuesday, April 3 2012:
0900
|
Leave
Cannock, UK
|
32 miles
|
1300
(approx)
|
Break
for Lunch
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Llangollen, Denbighshire
|
30 miles
|
Check into Llangollen Hostel
|
||
Wednesday, April 4 2012:
0900
|
Leave
Llangollen, Denbighshire
|
30 miles
|
1300
(approx)
|
Break
for Lunch
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Caernarfon, Gwynedd
|
28 miles
|
Check into Hotel TBC
|
||
Holy Thursday, April 5 2012:
0800
|
Leave
Caernarfon, Gwynedd
|
30 miles
|
1130
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Holyhead for Lunchtime sailing
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Dublin
|
|
Cycle to and Check into Hotel
TBC
|
||
Good Friday, April 6 2012:
0900
|
Leave Dublin, Ireland
|
40 miles
|
1300
(approx)
|
Break
for Lunch
|
TBC
|
1600
(approx)
|
Arrive
in Longford
|
35
miles
|
Check in to Hotel TBC
|
||
Easter Saturday, April 7 2012:
0900
|
Leave Longford, Ireland
|
38
miles
|
1300 -
1400 (approx)
|
Arrive
in Ballaghadereen
|
|
Meet and Greet. Relax, get some
food and get ready for Challenge Match at 5 or 6pm
|
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Monday 13 February 2012
The Launch
St. Joseph’s GAA Club, London
Easter Charity Cycle 2012
From London to Ireland
In Aid of
The Brian Colleran Trust Fund
St. Joseph’s GAA Club, London, are
undertaking a Charity Cycle from Ruislip, London to Ballaghaderreen,
Co. Roscommon, Ireland from Sunday, 1st April. This epic challenge is in aid of Brian
Colleran, a 24 year old man from Ballaghaderreen who was seriously injured in a
car accident while travelling to work. Brian is a brother of Mickey Colleran, one of St. Joseph’s best known and respected players. Like Mickey, Brian has a passion for all
sports, especially Gaelic football, having played at all ages for Ballaghaderreen GAA Club and for one year with
St. Claret’s in London.
Brian is constantly undergoing medical treatment and
we hope to raise as much money as possible for ‘The Brian Colleran
Trust Fund’. At the end of the cycle, we
will play Ballaghaderreen in a challenge match on Saturday, 7th
April.
We
have an Event on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/139644919486335/.
Many thanks
From all at the Joes
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