Students with a thirst for travel have set out on a unique fundraising mission this morning.
200 of them are taking part in the annual Jailbreak competition which helps Amnesty International and the Vincent de Paul.
The aim is simple - competitors are asked to reach a far flung destination somewhere on the globe but there's one catch - they're not allowed spend any of their own money.
This year's fundraising target for the eight colleges involved is 100-thousand Euro and previous winners have reached Sydney and Argentina, for free.
Jailbreak project manager Alison Kelly explains how it differs from last year:
