Tank & Skinny to do Inishowen 100

As we fast approach the 10th birthday of Tank & Skinny's here in Muff, we also fast approach the mammoth task that Edward and Shane are about to undertake. The brothers are set to cycle 70% of the Inishowen 100 route and run the final 30% on Friday 31st July. As they arrive back in Muff mid-late afternoon on the day it will be to a huge welcome we do hope.

The lads are using the decade celebration to raise money for two fabulous charities - Laura Lynn and Friends of Inishowen Cancer Support. Their gofundme can be found here - Go Fund Me. Every euro donated will help someone going forward.

It's impossible to imagine our wee village without this coffee shop now so it's up to us to support this worthy task that the lads are undertaking. And then of course it will be up to us to go enjoy coffee and fun at the coffee shop on the lads arrival back on Friday afternoon. Rumour has it there will be a BBQ. Whoopee!!

So it really is time to start planning your birthday celebrations for T&S. It's time to acknowledge the wonder that is T&S here in the village. It's time to celebrate.

Here's wishing Edward and Shane every good luck as they prepare to travel the Inishowen 100 on two wheels and then on two legs. Lots of luck lads. We all wish you well.

GMcC

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