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Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, everyone is welcome to participate.
The Laois charity that helps homeless people especially on the streets of Dublin has announced they are hosting a charity cycle this summer.
Portlaoise Action to homelessness PATH will hold the event on Saturday, July 27 with a 100km cycle and a 53km cycle taking place.
The cycle will get underway from Portlaoise Plaza Junction 17 with check in from 8am. The 100km cycle starts at 9am and the 53km cycle at 9.15am.
The event, which is registered to Cycle Ireland, is supported by Newbridge CC, Post 27 Irish UN Vets Association and Portlaoise Plaza Junction 17 Tougher Portlaoise.
Both cycles will be stopping in Timahoe Community Centre for the half way break and refreshments.
Details on how to register will be released soon.
The organisers said: "Gear up for a meaningful ride and make a difference in the lives of the homeless community. Join us for a charity cycle event aimed at raising awareness and funds to support those in need. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, everyone is welcome to participate in this heart warming cause."
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