24th & 25th March 2012

Be one the first people to abseil off ‘The Obel’ building in Belfast and at the same time help raise vital funds for two very worthy charities:

Standing at 88m (289ft) high with 28 floors the Obel is the tallest building in Ireland, as well as being one of the most impressive landmarks Belfast has ever seen!

This is an iconic challenge and with only 300 places available early registration is essential (see details below), it also gives you the opportunity, if you dare, to take in the spectacular views of Belfast from the top of this unique building.

Registration Form

This event has only 300 places available, so returning a completed registration form is essential to guarantee your unique code for a time-slot allocation. Sponsorship forms are available when registration is complete. Click the icon to download the registration form or register online here.

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We are delighted to have your support which enables us to work in more than 120 countries saving children’s lives, fighting for their rights and helping them fulfil their potential. Save the Children was established in 1919 and here in NI in 1952. Separate national organizations have been set up in more than 28 countries, sharing the aim of improving the lives of children through education, health care, and economic opportunities, as well as emergency aid in natural disasters, war, and other conflicts.

For further information please go to: www.savethechildren.org.uk/northernireland

The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is Northern Ireland’s leading local cancer charity committed to tackling cancer by supporting cancer research, providing services for cancer patients and their families and by educating people on how they can reduce their risk of the disease. All the money raised on UCF’s behalf is spent in Northern Ireland, helping to support local people with cancer.

For further information please go to: www.ulstercancer.org