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Take the Plunge for Childline!

Whether you’re a seasoned swimmer or just dipping your toes, the September Sea Swim Challenge is your chance to do something amazing — for yourself and for others.

Take on 10 sea swims this September to boost your mental and physical wellbeing, while raising vital funds for Childline — supporting children and young people across Ireland.

Go solo or rally your friends and family for a splash at the beach — and don’t forget to share your swims online using #SeptemberSeaSwim!

🌊 How to Take Part

Getting involved is easy — here’s how to dive in:

  1. Sign up
    Click the Sign Up button and follow the quick steps to register.

  2. Set up your fundraising page
    Create your custom page to share with friends, family, and colleagues.

  3. Spread the word
    Invite others to support or join you — the more the merrier!

  4. Plan your swims
    Complete 10 sea dips, paddles, or swims throughout September — wherever suits you best.

  5. Share your journey
    Post your pics and tag #SeptemberSeaSwim to inspire others and be part of the community!

Frequently asked questions

Your €5 fee helps cover the cost of running the campaign. It also helps us keep the fundraiser sustainable and impactful, with your €5 fee being your first donation  — thank you!

Absolutely! You can swim solo or rally your crew — the more the merrier. Just make sure each participant registers individually to receive their fundraising pack and be eligible for the prize draw.

Anywhere that works for you! Choose your own open water locations — whether it’s the sea, a lake, or a safe swim spot near you. We’ll also be hosting pop-up swim events throughout September, and will email participants about these events closer to the time. 

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