Are you single and ready to mingle in Dingle?

Fancy spending three days in Kerry with one of the stars of Love/Hate?

Single people with a love of the outdoors are invoted to sign up for Debra Ireland's upcoming Dingle Mingle, a three-day challenge taking place from June 17-19.

Attendees will have the opportunity to rub shoulders with actor Robert Sheehan, who will be taking part with his brother, Brendan.

The challenge involves trekking though the beautiful Dingle Peninsula, followed by nights of fun and craic in lively Dingle pubs. participants will be staying in a four-star luxury hotel.

“Debra Ireland needs our help so that they can continue to provide support services to patients and families living with EB,” said Robert.

“The Kerry Challenge is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives while meeting new friends and exploring Dingle's great outdoors.”

The event costs €300 per person, which includes two nights accommodation in the four star Dingle Skelligs Hotel, all meals and snacks, transport to and from the route each day, on-site physiotherapy and the celebratory dinner and prize giving.

Actor Robert Sheehan who will be taking part in the Debra Ireland three-day Kerry Challenge from June 17-19, with Debra Patient Ambassador Emma Fogarty from Laois.

Participants are asked to raise a further €350 for the charity, which provides support services for those living with the rare, painful and very distressing genetic skin condition epidermolysis bullosa (EB).

EB, sometimes known as butterfly skin, causes the skin layers and internal body linings to blister and wound at the slightest touch. Currently there is no cure and the only form of treatment is constant painful bandaging of skin.

"This is a brilliant weekend for people who like meeting new people and we have reason to believe it is great for getting romances blossoming too," said Debra's head of fundraising Judith Gilsenan.

"Couples, singles, seniors and young people are all welcome to join our 75km three-day trek, which is suitable for everyone from seasoned runners to first-time amblers."

Teams and individuals can walk or run between 10 and 25km a day over two or three days in the beautiful but rugged terrain of the Dingle Peninsula.

Debra Patient Ambassador Emma Fogarty from Laois will also be attending this year's Kerry Challenge.

"It’s not just a fantastic way for people to make new friends while taking in the beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way, all proceeds from the event go towards providing services to people like me living with EB," said Emma.

To register or find out more about Debra's Kerry Challenge see www.debraireland.org, email [e-mail] or call [phone].