Four Peaks Challenge raises 400,000 for the homeless

The Four Peaks Challenge has raised over 400,000 for homeless people in Ireland this weekend.

Sun, 08 Jun, 2008 - 12:23

The Four Peaks Challenge has raised over 400,000 for homeless people in Ireland this weekend.

More than 500 people climbed the four highest mountains in each province - Carrauntoohil in Co Kerry, Mweelrea in Co Mayo, Co Down's Slieve Donard and Lugnaquilla in Co Wicklow - in just 36 hours.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ireland Place: Carrauntoohil Place: Co Kerry Place: Mweelrea Place: Co Mayo Place: Co Down Place: Slieve Donard Place: Lugnaquilla Place: Co Wicklow Place: Dublin Place: Cork Place: Limerick Place: Waterford Place: Sligo Event: Four Peaks Challenge Organisation: Focus Ireland

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