23 people will also take part in a skydive next month to fundraise.
Over €20,000 has been raised for charity in memory of a midlands man.
Rosemount's Kieran Dunican passed away last September from a Sudden Cardiac Death.
23 people will skydive to raise money to support the Irish Heart Foundation, with a target of €23,500 on iDonate.
The jumpers will dive out of a plane on the 26th of August at the Clonbollogue Airfield.
Kieran's wife Linda has been speaking with Midlands 103's Kamron Clarke about the kind of person Kieran was:
You can donate to their fundraiser here.
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