Childline Calling On Individuals And Families In Cork And Across Ireland To Get Climbing In February
It's to help raise vital funds for the service
Ireland's national listening service has is launching a new 'Climb for Childline' challenge, which encourages people young and old to pick a peak to conquer in the first month of Spring 2021.
The highest peaks of Ireland (Carrauntoohil), Europe (Mont Blanc), the world (Mount Everest) and even Mars (Olympus Mons) are just some of the heights which individuals can scale for the charity virtually.
For more information or to get involved with the challenge, visit ispcc.ie/climb-for-childline.
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