Christina
Noble is coming to the west of Ireland on Saturday 18th June
to welcome those who cycled from Dublin to Sligo in aid of
the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation. The annual
event, organized by O’Briens Sandwich Bars aims to
raise funds to help build 16 Gers (Mongolian Houses) and
fund a girls shelter and a boys shelter in Vietnam for the
coming year.
Christina
is taking part in the 200km O’Briens Christina
Noble Children's Foundation Cycle, organised by O'Briens Irish
Sandwich Bars, the Premier Worldwide Sponsors of the Foundation,
on Saturday 18th June, 2005.
Christina
Noble is joined by CEO O’Briens Irish Sandwich
Bars, Brody Sweeney, who is also cycling and over 150 O'Briens
support staff, franchise partners, store staff, suppliers,
families and friends.
O’Briens CEO Brody Sweeney called on franchisee’s,
friends, family and number of services suppliers to travel
over from the UK, and all over Ireland to take part in the
event. The majority of cyclists will begin the marathon in
Longford, with less experienced cyclists starting the cycle
in Longford town and completing the second leg of the cycle
the rest of the distance to Sligo Park Hotel, Sligo town.
“The people of Ireland, and especially the people of
Sligo offer the Foundation continuous support. It is only through
these individual donations and corporate sponsorship we can
continue to make a difference to hundreds of thousands of children
in Vietnam and Mongolia every year. I would like to thank the
people of Sligo for their unfailing support, and I look forward
to meeting the people of Sligo on Saturday”, says Christina.
“Over 150 cyclists are preparing for the cycle of their
life”, said CEO Brody Sweeney. “The Christina Noble
Children’s Foundation has touched the lives of over 180,000
children in Vietnam and Mongolia, and it is our chance to give
something back by participating in the cycle”, says Brody
Sweeney. “Please come out and support us as we cycle
from Dublin to Sligo”, says Brody. |
