Cycling from Sheffield to Dublin is no easy task, but a group of PH consultants from specialist centres across the UK and Ireland made light work of it at the end of September.
They covered over 250 miles, starting from the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield before heading over the Pennines to Liverpool. After an overnight ferry to Belfast, the determined doctors pedalled down the country - through characteristic Irish rain - before reaching the Mater Hospital in Dublin.
Pedalling for patients over three days, the group raised almost £8,000 for the PHA UK and PHA Ireland combined. And when the going got tough, they were inspired to push on by thinking of people with pulmonary hypertension.