Saturday 21st June to Sunday 22nd June 2025.
Starts at Portadown Boat Club, Craigavon BT62 3TN, Co. Armagh. (Beside Tesco, Portadown, along the Bann River)
Early Bird Registration €55 (£45) Present – 31st Jan 2025
On-line Registration €60 (£50) 1st Feb – 31st May 2025
Late Rate Registration €65 (£55) 1st June – 10th Jun 2025
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Saturday 21st June 2025 at 9pm
ChallengeHer 2025 is perhaps our most daring and challenging sportive yet. Not only are we challenging you to cycle almost 100 miles/160kms but we’re asking you to complete it overnight during the longest day of the year: The Summer Solstice. To that end, we will be visiting The Hill of Tara where the high kings of Ireland celebrated the Solstice in bygone days.
We invite all genders to join us for the challenge of improving your fitness, having a sense of achievement and enjoying the reward at Cabra Community Sport’s Centre, Dublin at the end.
This year our nominated charity is the well-deserving Cycle Against Suicide who rely heavily on public donations to support their worthy cause. This National Charity’s main goals are, the prevention of suicide and support for those affected by it, as well as the promotion of mental health as a critical part of overall wellness.
We would also invite you to visit The Ann McGeeney Trust Fund who was the woman who inspired this sportive.
Register now for a fun night of exercise, achievement, camaraderie and reward. Your healthier lifestyle starts here.
| Miles | Km | |
| Teastop 1 – DkIT, Dundalk | 36 miles | 58 km |
| Teastop 2 – Hill of Tara, Navan | 40 miles | 62 km |
| Teastop 3 – Cabra Community Sports Centre, Dublin | 22 miles | 36 km |
| In Total | 98 miles | 156 km |
Inspired by Ann McGeeney
Ann lived life to the full. She was devoted to her family, her career and her sports interests. In her ‘Peace and Reconciliation’ work, she was passionate about bringing local communities together, particularly in the border areas where this Sportive is taking place.
She loved adventurous sports such as, mountaineering, rock climbing, canoeing, running, swimming and triathlons. During her final years she enjoyed biking, particularly mountain-biking. Ann was very enthusiastic, promoting sport particularly to women and believed in the physical and mental benefits of exercise. She always relished a challenge.
To find out more about Ann’s legacy please visit:
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