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Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland (CFAI) continues its exciting fundraising challenge, Ireland to Everest, 32 Steps for Cystic Fibrosis (CF), with Carn Clonhugh (Corn/Cairn Hill) in Co Longford the next challenge for participants. The challenge follows a team of climbers as they scale the highest points in every county in Ireland.
This unique fundraiser aims to raise enough funds to establish a National Lung Transplant Support Fund for Ireland. As well as conquering the 32 highest points in each county, the team will also climb Mt Blanc in France; Denali in Alaska; Cho Oyu in Tibet; Aconcagua in Argentina; Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and Mt Everest in Nepal. For more details log onto www.cfireland.ie.
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