Reminder: Fantastic collection of supercars in Donegal for charity run

Motoring enthusiasts and the public in general can look forward to an incredible gathering of supercars in Donegal, and all for a very worthy cause.

Bumble 1000 is a collective of supercar owners in Ireland who organise charity runs to raise money for good causes.

The current run - the Northwest Adventure will visit Donegal on Saturday, March 11 and Sunday, March 12.

Having left Monaghan, the cars are expected to arrive for a pitstop at Donegal Service Station (Supermac's) in Donegal Town on Saturday afternoon at around 4pm. 

The run is made up of a host of supercars including McLaren 720s, Ferraris, Lamborghinis,  the super-rare Aventador SVJ model, BMWs, Mercedes AMGs, Bentleys, Porsches, American Muscle. t is the Bumblebee 1000 Northwest Adventure in aid of Little Blue Heroes charity for Sick Children.

They will then depart for the Radisson Blu Hotel in Letterkenny where drivers will spend the night.

The run then departs for Crolly - taking a scenic route via Fanad Head Lighthouse - on Sunday morning. The cars are expected to arrive at O'Donnell's Fuels, Crolly at around 3.30pm.

About Little Blue Heroes

Little Blue Heroes Foundation is a not-for-profit charity made up of Garda members, staff, retired Garda members, their families, friends and civic minded people from communities. It aims to help families in need from local communities in Ireland who have children undergoing long-term medical treatment for serious illness.

A garda spokesperson said: "The name ‘Little Blue Heroes’ came about when gardaí found that the vast amount of the children we support have a strong fascination with police uniform, equipment, vehicles, Garda units, etc.

"This has even led some of the children to make a wish to become an Honorary Garda and become part of the Garda family.

"As heroes to us with the battles they face, these children have become our Little Blue Heroes."