Limerick man told he’d never cycle again raises €200,000 at Tour de Munster

Limerick man told he’d never cycle again raises €200,000 at Tour de Munster

A LIMERICK man who was told he would never cycle again said he was overwhelmed after raising more than €200,000 for Down Syndrome Ireland by completing the 640km Tour de Munster cycle in four days. Eight years after a life-changing spinal injury, endurance athlete Conor O’Dea proved exactly what’s possible with determination by completing the demanding route across all six counties of Munster. A former Ironman athlete, paralysed in a cycling acc…