Tour de Munster charity cycle comes to an end after four days

The annual four-day Tour de Munster charity cycle came to a close on Cork’s gruelling St Patrick’s Hill today. Now in its 19th year, the cycle saw more than 100 amateur cyclists take on the 600km cycle to raise huge funds for Down Syndrome Ireland and individual beneficiaries.

Travelling across all six counties in Munster, the cyclists were cheered on their way through cities, towns and villages. Joining them was cycling legend Seán Kelly, who is a huge supporter of the event and has participated in the Tour de Munster for the past 12 years.