The riders taking part in this years Tour de Munster Charity cycle will finish their 600 kilometre trip at the top of St Patrick's Hill this evening.
Over 100 cyclists were joined by Olympic rower Gary O'Donovan and legendary cyclist Sean Kelly for the four day cycle.
The event has raised over €3.5 million for Down Syndrome Ireland's Munster branch over the past 12 years.
Speaking to RedFM News, Sean Kelly says he is delighted to be involved with the event:
"It's a great event and Paul has been working on it for many years. I think I was on the event for the 20th time last year, and it's just grown every year and the fundraising, it's amazing the fundraising, they do here and you know the amount they raise for various charities. More for Down Syndrome for the last number of years, huge amounts of funds race.
