Have you ever thought about what it would be like to cycle through Dublin while the city is still sleeping and the sun is rising?
Cyclists are set to descend on Dublin’s North Quays before sunrise on Sunday 29 September for the inaugural ‘Paddy Power Dublin Dawn Rider’, a 38km charity cycle, and the first of its kind in the Capital, in aid of Barretstown. Registration for the event is just €20! For every person who registers, the Dublin Dawn Rider sponsor Paddy Power will donate €20 on behalf of the rider to Barretstown. This generous offer will guarantee that Paddy Power’s charity of the year benefit financially from your early morning efforts.
Start Time: 7.00am
Sign Up Fee: Special offer of €10 for CT readers until 8pm tomorrow!
Start Line: The Point Village
Blue Bells and Green Horns will gently wake the city from slumber at 7.00am. Departing in groups of 30, the riders will set off in both directions on the same route. The horns will travel one route with bells taking on the counter direction.
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ROUTES:
Blue Bells: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/275269853
Green Horns: http://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/275279929
Post Cycle
After the cycle is complete cyclists will rack their bikes and attend ‘The Breakfast Village’ outside the O2 Dublin. The seated breakfast party will be entertained with a choir performance and even a complimentary morning newspaper.
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