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Dylan completes Mayo cafe breakfast challenge for Breast Cancer Ireland

Dylan completes Mayo cafe breakfast challenge for Breast Cancer Ireland

First to conquer Gourmet Genie’s breakfast challenge

A Mayo cafe’s ambitious fundraiser has a new milestone. Gourmet Genie in Bohola launched its October Breakfast Challenge to support Breast Cancer Ireland, inviting locals and visitors to tackle a formidable feast within a set time. The challenge has drawn in food lovers, charity supporters, and those looking for a morning boost, all with the shared goal of raising funds for breast cancer awareness and research.

In a moment many will remember, Dylan Rice became the first participant to complete the challenge in the allotted time. His feat marks a turning point for the event, turning it from a local spectacle into a benchmark others will strive to beat. The cafe team cheered as Dylan joined a growing list of contenders who have attempted the breakfast, each hoping to outpace the clock and push the fundraiser further into the spotlight.

What the challenge entails

Gourmet Genie’s breakfast challenge is not for the faint of heart. Participants face a substantial spread that typically includes eggs, bacon, sausages, pancakes, toast, and sides, all designed to test endurance and appetite. Each entrant must complete the entire feast within a specific timeframe to qualify as a finisher. In line with the cafe’s charitable aim, all monies raised from entries go directly to Breast Cancer Ireland, supporting crucial services and research in the country.

How supporters can get involved

For those who want to help without taking on the full challenge, Gourmet Genie is offering ways to contribute. Booking a slot to attempt the breakfast remains the main route for participants. If you’re unable to put your appetite to the test, you can still support by purchasing an autumn raffle ticket, with proceeds benefiting Breast Cancer Ireland. It’s a thoughtful option for those who want to contribute from the comfort of their seat or home.

Events and impact in Bohola

The October event is part of a broader push across communities in Ireland to support cancer charities through practical, local activities. By pairing a weekend or weekday breakfast with a clear charitable cause, Gourmet Genie is creating opportunities for families, friends, and colleagues to come together for good. The feedback from participants has been positive, with many praising the friendly atmosphere, the quality of the food, and the clear link between the challenge and its charitable目的.

Looking ahead: beating the time set by Dylan

With Dylan now the benchmark, other challengers are stepping up to see if they can beat his time. The cafe has expressed excitement about the competition, noting that each attempt raises more funds and awareness for Breast Cancer Ireland. Organisers encourage anyone who loves a culinary challenge and wants to make a difference to book a slot as the October deadline approaches.

Beyond the spectacle, the event underscores the importance of community-driven fundraising. Local businesses like Gourmet Genie of Bohola show how a simple idea—a big breakfast—can become a powerful catalyst for support, education, and research funding. For supporters, it’s a reminder that every bite can contribute to a larger cause, turning breakfast into a moment of generosity and solidarity across Ireland.

Practical details

To participate or to contribute, interested diners should contact Gourmet Genie to book their breakfast slot or inquire about raffle tickets. All funds raised go directly to Breast Cancer Ireland, supporting services that assist families affected by the disease and funding for ongoing research. The cafe’s October Breakfast Challenge is a shining example of how local gastronomy and charity can combine to create real community impact.

Note: The event also reflects broader community conversations about health, awareness, and the importance of early detection. Attendees leave not only with a satisfied appetite but with the knowledge that their participation contributes to essential work in cancer care and research.