PJ and Maureen Heffernan have just buckled in for the trip of a lifetime.

Travelling from the humble hills of Connemara all the way to Yokohama in Japan for the Rugby World Cup, the duo has chosen to forgo traditional modes of transport and are instead driving the 10,000 km. In a 16-year-old Chrysler Grand Voyager. Let that sink in.

?️ After two years of planning, a Galway couple have begun their 10,000km road trip from Clifden to Japan for the #RWC2019 pic.twitter.com/ebhrsTy74J

— RTÉ News (@rtenews) August 20, 2019

The couple, who left Clifden on Monday morning, aim to arrive in time for Ireland’s first game against Scotland on September 22. Two years of planning have gone into the journey though, so they’re sure to be well prepared. All for the love of the game and the boys in green.

 

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Life of Brian! Which @BrianODriscoll sums you up right now? ? #fridayfeeling

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With over a month of driving ahead of them, they’ll pass through England, different parts of Europe and Korea before arriving at their final destination in Japan. Fair deuce.   READ NEXT: Find Love At The Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival