Rossie to Aussie – 23,000km Cycle !

A man in a blue sports shirt stands outdoors holding a bicycle, with hills and wind turbines visible in the background under a clear sky, supporting the Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Fergal Guihen’s incredible journey is unfolding right now, capturing hearts and inspiring people around the world. Fergal is an emergency department nurse and part-time farmer from Co. Roscommon who embarked on an extraordinary adventure on Sunday, March 10th, 2024, cycling 23,000km from the West of Ireland to the Sydney Opera House in Australia.

Driven by a passion for cycling and a deep commitment to charity, Fergal is raising funds for two causes close to his heart: Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation and North West STOP – Suicide Prevention. His mission goes beyond the physical challenge, as he shines a light on hospice care and mental health support through his efforts.

Fergal’s journey is being documented in real time on his social media pages, rossie_to_aussie on Instagram and Facebook. There, he shares breathtaking photos of the places he’s visited, from vast landscapes to bustling cities, and also the stories of the people he’s met along the way.

Now, over a year into his journey, Fergal is currently in Vietnam, continuing to inspire his supporters with his resilience and determination. Just recently, he celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with fellow Irish travelers in Bangkok, Thailand before heading to Vietnam.

Through every challenge and triumph, Fergal has made everyone back home in Ireland immensely proud. His journey is not just a testament to his strength and perseverance but also a powerful reminder of the impact one person can have when driven by purpose. Best of luck, Fergal, as you pedal ever closer to your incredible goal—Sydney is waiting!

If you wish to donate: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/RossietoAussie

To follow Fergal on his journey check out his social media: Facebook, Instagram

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