The abseil was in support of Little Heroes, a charity dedicated to helping young patients at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast for Sick Children. The sun-drenched Saturday saw not only stunning views and adrenaline-filled action but also a powerful display of community spirit, with close to 拢40,000 raised in donations. Spectators and supporters gathered to cheer on the courageous participants, with added entertainment from a local cheerleading troupe who performed just before each group made their descent. The Little Heroes charity focuses on funding vital equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of sick children, supporting families, advancing medical research into childhood illnesses, and honouring the hospital鈥檚 dedicated paediatric staff 鈥 referred to as the 鈥楤ig Heroes鈥. Among the abseilers was Tracey Roberts from Ballycastle who personally raised an impressive 拢1,100. Tracey said: 鈥淚鈥檓 incredibly grateful to everyone who supported me. It鈥檚 been an unforgettable experience for such a worthy cause.鈥 Special thanks were extended to Sean McBride for generously offering the use of his farm and farmyard, which served as a much-needed chill-out area and car park for the event.