::episode four::
Read the Barr Family's story about how the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children helped them cope with seeing their son, Ross, through treatment for a melanoma brain tumour:
nicfc.com/news_shimna.html
Please give one pound, and help us reach our goal of £100,000 for the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children!
justgiving.com/joebarr-racearoundireland/

You might think I'm lazy for not uploading more videos while en route, but that's because you haven't seen what we've been up to... sort of a Catch-22, isn't it?
Everyone has been multi-tasking a-go-go, even Joe himself. Ever the seasoned cyclist and cycling event organiser, we've been doing all we can to keep Joe worrying about the one thing he needs to worry about, and that is pedal 1350 miles around the coast of the island of Ireland.
It has been a fantastic event for all 20 of us, we've lost a few along the way through technical difficulties, sailing away from stranded support crew like a freight ship in the night that doesn't know a man is overboard.
Rest assured, I have been shooting and there shall be video! Bear with me while we focus our efforts on getting Joe to the finish in one piece. Right now he's in the lead and he is doing well. It's been dramatic and exciting, and needless to say Joe is very, very tired.

I would like to take a moment to ask people who watch this video to go to Joe's JustGiving.com page and donate just £1, or as generously as you can. He is riding this race to help the people who helped save his family and he needs your help, as he puts himself on the line 100%, to achieve his goal of raising £100,000 for the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children.
Many thanks for watching, many thanks for all your good wishes, and here's to a healthy and whole finish in Navan!
GO JOE GO!!!!