Inaugural cycle challenge for the Special Olympics

IF you are one of the many people who feels inspired to get active following the recent Olympic Games in London why not sign up to take part in the inaugural Dundalk to Scarva Cycle Challenge in aid of Special Olympics Ireland.

The event, which is sponsored by FPM, will take place on Saturday September 1, and will cover a route of 90km around the fabulous surrounds of Ravensdale National Park and Flagstaff then through Newry and onto the towpath to Scarva.

There will be two different routes on offer on the return section of the cycle; for seasoned cyclists looking for a challenge take on the hills around Long Women’s Grave and then back to Dundalk while the alternative route brings you back through Ravensdale to Dundalk Stadium. A detailed breakdown of both routes is available on www.speciaolympics.ie/dundalkcycle

Places for this challenge are limited and can only be guaranteed by registering in advance. To reserve your place please visit www.specialolympics.ie/dundalkcycle

Please note that there is a registration fee of e25/£20 and all the money raised through registration fees and sponsorship will help to fan the flame for Special Olympics Ireland.