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A 4km swim from Burtomport to Arranmore took place to raise funds for charity.
The Hell Yeah Triathlon Club, based in Carrickfinn, undertook the challenge for Ronald McDonald House Charities.
This challenge covered over 4km across open Atlantic waters, following the ferry route from Burtonport Pier, through Rutland Harbour and the Middle Channel at Duck Island, before making the final push across Arran Roads to Leabgarrow Beach.
The fundraiser, Burtonport to Arranmore Swim, is still open for donations.
“A massive congratulations to our amazing club members who conquered the Burtonport to Arranmore Swim today,” Hell Yeah posted. “Money raised for this years swim will go towards the Ronald McDonald House Charities
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“With fresh southerly winds, choppy tidal races, and water temperatures around 14°C, it was no small feat but every swimmer showed grit and resilience all the way. Thanks also to our safety boats, kayakers, and volunteers who guided and supported the swimmers throughout. What an incredible day and an unforgettable achievement for everyone involved!”
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