The money will be used to maintain new bicycles bought by Mercy Secondary School, Kilbeggan.
A 24 hour cycling challenge is being organised to raise money for a Westmeath School.
Andrew Grehan, who is behind the event in Mondello, says the money will be used to maintain the 26 new bicycles bought by Mercy Secondary School.
The bikes were purchased to encourage students to use on the new cycle way at Kilbeggan Harbour.
Link to the fundraiser here
Mr. Grehan is looking forward to the challenge:
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