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Members of Cashel RFC have wished Orla Kelly the very best of luck in her incredible swimming challenge as she attempts to raise vital funds for the RNLI.
Orla forms one half of the 'Sea Fillies' who are attempting to swim at every Blue Flag beach in Ireland to raise funds and awareness for the fantastic.
In a message posted on social media ahead of their swim at Ardmore, Cashel RFC called on fellow members and the wider Cashel community to support them.
Orla recently raised a whopping €7,000 for the rugby club's Jungle Fundraiser.
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