| The Alan Gallagher Memorial Cycle in aid of Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association |
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| Date: 07-05-2010 |
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My Personal Message
Hi All,
We are undertaking a cycling challenge in May 2010 in honour of our friend Alan 'Gaggs' Gallagher who passed away sadly this past year. We will be cycling a route from UCC in Cork to Alan's hometown of Roscommon, taking in Limerick and Galway en route. The total distance is approximately 285kms and we will endeavour to complete the challenge in two days.
We are hoping to use the challenge to raise awareness and vitally needed funds for Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association.
Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association charity is a very worthy cause and we would very much appreciate your support in helping us to raise funds for this charity.
You can donate using the "sponsor me now" button below via credit or debit card. You can be assured that your transaction on the mycharity.ie website is very secure. You will automatically receive an e-mail from me thanking you for your support, and acknowledging the amount of your donation. Any donation no matter how small is hugely appreciated.
Many thanks in advance for your support,
The 'Tour de Gaggs' Team.
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About my charity
Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association
Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association dedicates itself to strive for the creation of a society in which people with epilepsy have the right and the opportunity to participate at all levels. In Brainwave we try to conduct our work in a way that respects people, their human rights and in doing so, empowers people to make a difference to their lives.
Brainwave The Irish Epilepsy Association is committed to working for and meeting the needs, of everyone with Epilepsy in Ireland and their families and carers
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