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Tour de Munster will roll into Killarney on Saturday afternoon
The 23rd annual Tour de Munster charity cycle in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland will pass through Killarney on Saturday.
The four-day cycle got underway on Thursday.
Over 100 cyclists tackle the 600km journey across the towns and villages of Munster.
International cycling legend and Tour de Munster stalwart, Sean Kelly, will once again get back in the saddle for his 18th year in a row to take part in the charity cycle.
The cycle is expected in Killarney around 3 pm on Saturday.
There is a planned photoshoot at the Aghadoe viewing point around this time.
Cyclists will also visit Deenagh Cottage between 315 pm and 345 pm before setting for their overnight halt in Kenmare.
All funds raised from the charity cycle will go directly to the Munster branches of Down Syndrome Ireland.
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