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Our Wednesday evening club group spins have proven to be a popular fixture. Once again we had a great turnout. The
evenings are drawing in noticeably and there will only be one or two more midweek evening spins.
Oran McGee was in action for the National Sprint Triathlon Championships. The sprint distance is not his ideal distance, but he
managed to place 4th nonetheless. Well done Oran.
The Sunday spin last weekend took in Emyvale, Aughnacloy, Augher, Eskra, Fintona, Tempo (Tea Stop) Brookeborough, Roslea,
Monaghan and home for just over 100kms.
Also on Sunday we were privileged to host the Ulster Hillclimb championships up on Bragan Mountain. There was a stiff
headwind for the final kilometre, but the competitors still managed to climb the course in record time. Congratulations to first
senior man and woman home, David Montgomery and Ciara Kelly. Well-deserved thanks to the chief commissar James
McLaughlan, timekeeper Patrick Withers , marshals, Cycling Ulster Official, the local community and all participants. The event
ran smoothly and safely and the course while tough, was hugely appreciated and recognised as a great parcours by all those
involved.
Cycling
Our Wednesday evening club group spins have proven to be a
popular fixture. Once again we had a great turnout. The
evenings are drawing in noticeably and there will only be one
or two more midweek evening spins.
Oran McGee was in action for the National Sprint Triathlon
Championships. The sprint distance is not his ideal distance,
but he managed to place 4th nonetheless. Well done Oran.
The Sunday spin last weekend took in Emyvale, Aughnacloy,
Augher, Eskra, Fintona, Tempo (Tea Stop) Brookeborough,
Roslea, Monaghan and home for just over 100kms.
Also on Sunday we were privileged to host the Ulster Hillclimb
championships up on Bragan Mountain. There was a stiff
headwind for the final kilometre, but the competitors still
managed to climb the course in record time. Congratulations
to first senior man and woman home, David Montgomery and
Ciara Kelly. Well-deserved thanks to the chief commissar
James McLaughlan, timekeeper Patrick Withers , marshals,
Cycling Ulster Official, the local community and all
participants. The event ran smoothly and safely and the
course while tough, was hugely appreciated and recognised as
a great parcours by all those involved.
Cycling
