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Jim McGuinness will officially launch the 2024 Bluestack Challenge at Blas and The Gateway Lodge in Donegal Town
Donegal manager Jim McGuinness will this week officially launch the 2024 Bluestack Challenge.
The Bluestack Mountains Challenge requires participants to visit five summits - Croaghgorm, Lavagh More, Lavagh Beg, Ardnageer and Croaghbann - in the Bluestack Mountains range.
The purpose of the Challenge is to organise a biennial hill walk to support various charities and initiatives, primarily in Donegal. This year’s beneficiaries will include Additional needs, Cancer care and Mental Health supports.
“We're delighted to announce that Jim McGuinness will officially launch the 2024 Bluestack Challenge at Blas and The Gateway Lodge in Donegal Town on Thursday March 28 at 2pm,” Bluestack Challenge committee PRO Michael J Breslin told DonegalLive.
If you need more information, please call one of the following who are members of the Bluestack Challenge Committee 2024 - Liam McCrea (Chairperson) 087-3993362; Patrick McBrearty (Safety Officer) 087-2527029; Michael J Breslin (PRO) 087-9224588
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