Dig A Crusher managing director Sean Heron is now just 24 hours from completing his grueling cycle ride that has taken him from the top to the bottom of is native Ireland.
We have been trying to keep track of his progress but, while Sean is clearly proficient on a bicycle, it’s a bit too much to ask for him to text and ride at the same time. However, we did receive a surprisingly detailed update from Sean late last night:
“…had a tough day with two long, hard climbs this afternoon. Stopped in Bruff this morning and posed for pictures for the local newspaper, the Vale Mail. Got a free pass to Blarney Castle and kissed stone again to recharge effect. Five days gone, two more to go. Roads are getting worse, but pints are tasting better…”
As regular readers will know, Sean has undertaken this 450 mile long mix of altruism and self-inflicted torture for a good cause; the Marie Curie Cancer Care charity. If you would like to support Sean in his noble efforts, please visit his online JustGiving page.
JustGiving sends your donation straight to Marie Curie Cancer Care and automatically reclaims Gift Aid on all eligible donations, so what you give is worth even more.
We wish Sean well for the final stages.
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