Meath's FittestSuperstars
Sixty teams of four run a timed obstacle course to raise money for their clubs and charities. Over €5,000 in prize money for the three fastest teams.
As seen on RTÉTeams of four run a timed obstacle course.
Sixty teams of four take on the course in Kells, against the clock. Every player must be 16 or over, and every team needs at least one female. The three fastest teams win the prize money.
Any money your team raises over the €3,000 threshold goes directly back to your own club or charity.
Davy Fitzgerald referees on the day.
The Course
One team, one course, one clock. Ten obstacles in running order, as laid out on the course map.
How to enter
What you raise
This is the money your team collects on iDonate. Every team raises it for a club or charity of its own choice. It is separate from the prize money.
Raise your depositRaise your first €120 within 7 days of your page going live. It holds your place.
Reach your entry feeReach €1,500 by 31 March 2027 to keep your place.
Supports the host clubsEverything up to €3,000 goes to North Meath RFC and Drumbaragh Emmets GFC, split equally.
Goes back to your clubEvery penny you raise over €3,000 goes directly back to your own club or chosen charity.
Raise more than €3,000 and the extra goes straight to your own club or charity. This is your club's chance to raise funds for itself.
What you can win
Over €5,000 in prize money
Prize money goes to the three fastest teams on the day. Fundraising and prizes are separate, so you could win the €3,000 first prize and your club or charity could also receive everything you raised over €3,000.
Rules
Sponsor a team or an obstacle.
Every team has a main sponsor, and each obstacle on the course can carry a business name.
Email us to talk about what suits your business and we will come back to you with the options.
Ask about sponsorshipThe day
Coming to watch
Family, friends and neighbours are welcome in Kells to cheer the teams on.
There will be a tuck shop on site, run by North Meath RFC.
The clubs
North Meath RFC
Kells, Co. Meath. Host club and venue for the day.
Drumbaragh Emmets GFC
Co. Meath. Co-organiser, sharing the costs and the proceeds.
The two clubs split the costs of the day and the proceeds equally. Funds raised go towards the clubs' facilities development projects.
Questions
Who can enter?
Sports clubs, families, gyms and other groups, as long as every player is 16 or over and the team has at least one female.
Do we have to be fit?
The course is physical and timed, so get some training in together beforehand. Clubs, families and gyms all enter, so you do not need to be a serious athlete.
How old do players have to be?
16 or over on the day. Players under 18 need consent from a parent or guardian, and the entry form asks you to confirm it.
What if we don't reach €1,500 by 31 March 2027?
Your place goes to the next team on the waiting list.
What do we wear?
Sports teams wear their club jerseys. Gyms and charities wear their own t-shirts with the gym or charity name on them.
Can we swap a player?
Email entries@meathsfittestsuperstars.ie with the name of the player coming out and the player going in.
Where is it?
Kells, Co. Meath, A82 K6V3, on Saturday 12 June 2027.
Enter a team
Tell us who you are and who you are raising for. We set up your iDonate page and email you the link.
We ask for the four players' names once you reach €1,500.
Your entry email is ready.
Your email app should have opened with your details filled in. Press send to finish.
If nothing opened, email entries@meathsfittestsuperstars.ie with the same details.
Start againFill in every field and tick all three boxes.
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