Please support the Northern Ireland District Treasurer Ian Stewart on this Epic Cycle ride from

Cullybackey Royal British Legion to British Normandy War Memorial, starting in June 2025 and arriving by 6th June 2025.

I am, Ian Stewart, the chairman of the Cullybackey Royal British Legion Branch, I am embarking on a remarkable journey, cycling from my legion to the British Normandy War Memorial, a daunting distance of 670 miles all self-funded and self-supported.

The purpose behind this extraordinary challenge is to raise money for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, a British charity dedicated to providing financial, social, and emotional support to members and veterans of the British Armed Forces, along with their families and dependants. 50% of the funds raised through my cycling journey will go towards the Poppy Appeal, supporting a cause that offers invaluable assistance to those who have served their country.

In addition to contributing to this noble cause, my efforts will also help raise vital funds (remaining 50%) for building maintenance to The Cullybackey Legion Hall. These repairs are crucial for maintaining the integrity and safety of the Legion, ensuring it continues to serve as a welcoming and supportive environment for its members.

My dedication and commitment to the Royal British Legion exemplify the spirit of service and community. This challenging cycling journey is a testament to my determination to support those who have served in the Armed Forces and to ensure that the Cullybackey Legion remains a beacon of hope and camaraderie for veterans and their families.