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Ticket Prices |
| Adult (18+ yrs) | €22 | €18 |
| Concession (Jobseeker / Senior / Student) |
€34 | €26 |
| Child (6-17 yrs) | €4 | €4 |
| Baby/Toddler (0-5 yrs) | Free | Free |
| Family (Max. 2 adults + 5 children) |
€52 | €44 |
| Challenge | €22 | €18 |
Venue Info
Partner Charity
London/Cricklewood
Start time
4:15
Start location
London/Cricklewood
Clayton Crown Hotel
Address
152 Cricklewood Broadway, London NW2 3ED
ICAP
ICAP offers counselling and therapy to the Irish community in Britain. Each week ICAP sees 200 clients through therapy centres in London and Birmingham and through a network of therapists working across the country. Two-thirds of ICAP clients are not working and would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
Hazelwood
Start time
4:15
Start location
Hazelwood
London Irish Training Grounds, Sundury on Themes
Address
ICAP
ICAP offers counselling and therapy to the Irish community in Britain. Each week ICAP sees 200 clients through therapy centres in London and Birmingham and through a network of therapists working across the country. Two-thirds of ICAP clients are not working and would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
Take Part in Your Own Way
Start time
TBC
Start location
Take Part in Your Own Way
Address
ICAP
ICAP offers counselling and therapy to the Irish community in Britain. Each week ICAP sees 200 clients through therapy centres in London and Birmingham and through a network of therapists working across the country. Two-thirds of ICAP clients are not working and would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
Challenge
Start time
TBC
Start location
Challenge
Address
ICAP
ICAP offers counselling and therapy to the Irish community in Britain. Each week ICAP sees 200 clients through therapy centres in London and Birmingham and through a network of therapists working across the country. Two-thirds of ICAP clients are not working and would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
Clapham Common
Start time
4:15
Start location
Clapham Common
Address
ICAP
ICAP offers counselling and therapy to the Irish community in Britain. Each week ICAP sees 200 clients through therapy centres in London and Birmingham and through a network of therapists working across the country. Two-thirds of ICAP clients are not working and would not otherwise be able to access therapy.
