Registrations open for 2017 Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle

Registration for the 2017 Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle is now open. The event, now in it’s 34th year, is the biggest one day charity fundraising event in Munster, attracting thousands of leisure cyclists to take on the 180-kilometre route and raise money for charity. To date the Ring of Kerry Cycle has raised over €11.9 million for Kerry Charities.

The registration process for 2017 has changed compared to previous years. All cyclists will now be required to register online with 10,000 places available from Saturday 25th February.

As part of the registration process, all participants will be required to select one of the 10 main beneficiary charities, to cycle for. Each charity will be allocated 1,000 cyclists and when the allocated spaces for a charity are full – registrants will have the option to select another charity which has availability.

You can enter through the following link: http://www.njuko.net/rokcc/select_competition and find out more information about the cycle here: http://www.ringofkerrycycle.ie/

The cycle which takes place on Saturday July 1st starts and finishes in Killarney and travels through Killorglin, Caherciveen, Waterville and Kenmare.