7 Results for month: 02/2016
3 NEW ROUTES FOR 2016 ALONG THE WILD ATLANTIC WAY
The “Spring Sportive” will take place on Saturday April 16th this year and once again the World famous Magee of Donegal will be the title sponsor of the event in association with Ted’s Bike Shop Donegal Town
The “Spring Sportive” was first run in 2013 and ...
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Based in Bantry, West Cork, the cycle takes in Ireland’s most southerly point, the Mizen Head, and includes the spectacular scenery of the Mizen and Sheeps Head peninsulas. Two challenging routes, 130k and 100k; the 130k includes the Goats Path challenge on the Sheeps Head peninsula. See our website www.wildatlanticmi...
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Just a quick to let you all know that Kells Angels Cycling Club are
hosting their inaugural Sportif on May 8th. It's a fundraiser for the
Friends of St. Lukes our local hospital in Kilkenny (see poster
attached). Our club chairman, Martin had a stroke in January of last
year, thankfully he has made a full ...
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On Sunday 17th April Newcastle West Cycling Club will be organising the cycling events at the Joanne McMahon Thanksgiving Fundraiser in Castlemahon, Co Limerick. Four hundred people packed the new hall in Castlemahon for the launch of the event in December, the launch being held 131 days before the 17th of April. 131 ...
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SATURDAY afternoon of this year's winter training weekend finished as all good club spins should, with riders either falling off their bikes, or off their bar stools with exhaustion, writes Brian Kilbride.
Whether your preference was for 40,90 or 125 Km, this spin had something for all levels of ability and commitment...
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YOU'VE done the training, researched the course, set up your bike, packed your kit and now the morning of your first cycle race has arrived, writes John Malone, racing secretary.
This is where it all gets interesting and you're one missed toilet break from ruining your chance at glory. Here's your checklist, schedule ...
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AT some point, every old and weathered smart-arse racer was facing into their first cycling race - and may not have been so smart-arsed, but perhaps just as old and weathered, writes John Malone, racing secretary.
Your first race can be quite intimidating, but hopefully I can provide some pointers to ease the path ...
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