Registration Open For Harbour2Harbour Walks In Dublin & Cork

6th February 2015

#Harbour2Harbour - The 10th annual Harbour2Harbour Walk in aid of Aware takes place as always on St Patrick's Day - and registration is now open for anyone who wants to get active and raise money for a great cause in the process.

The 25km route around Dublin Bay runs between Howth and Dun Laoghaire. Walkers can start at either end of the route, which usually takes four to five hours.

And as ever there's a rest stop for refreshments at the half-way mark, this year at Point Village near the East Link bridge.

Last year's event saw more than 850 walkers turn out to raise funds for the mental health charity Aware - but there's always room for more.

That's why 2015 sees the first Harbour2Harbour walk in Cork, a 10km loop from Carrigaline to Crosshaven and back alonside Cork Harbour.

Registration this year for the Dublin event is €25 for individuals (€20 in Cork). Register online at Aware.ie.

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