Frankie McRedmond and Darren Kennedy are cycling from Dublin to Shannon Harbour to raise funds for BUMBLEance,
Members of a Laois High Nelly Club are set to take on a 134km cycle this weekend.
Frankie McRedmond and Darren Kennedy will be taking part in a cycle from Dublin to Shannon Harbour along the scenic Canal Way this Saturday, aiming to raise funds for BUMBLEance, Ireland's Children's Ambulance Service.
The journey will pass through Tullamore along the way.
Mr McRedmond says they want to show their support for the charity:
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