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Limerick Cycling Club


Eoin and Ritchie in Blarney

Posted on February 8th, 2010

Limerick CC’s Eoin and Ritchie in action last sunday in Blarney
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Blarney CC Memorial Sportive is on this Sunday

Posted on February 5th, 2010

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The Sportive is going ahead this Sunday, February 7th
There will be a serious gallop in this one, so be warned!.

72km Sportive Cycle – All welcome, Refreshments After.
Sign On 9.30 – 10.30 Blarney GAA Club, Departure 10.45
Route: Blarney, Inishcarra, Coachford, Macroom, Ballincollig Tower Blarney

Limerick CC will train as normal on Saturday morning at 9am from Arthurs Quay.

Training with Limerick CC

Posted on January 30th, 2010

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New members wishing to train with us are very welcome at any time but you must follow the correct procedure:

1. You must hold a current Cycling Ireland License and be a member of Limerick CC
- exception: you are allowed ONE training spin with the club before joining Limerick CC and Cycling Ireland
2. You must wear a Helmet. People not wearing helmets will be turned away.
3. Obey the rules of the road and show respect for other road users.

We start training every Saturday and Sunday morning at 9am from outside the Arthurs Quay Tourist Office

For more information click on Join Limerick Cycling Club or email us at limerickcc@gmail.com

Take care training this weekend

Posted on January 29th, 2010

Please take care while training this weekend as the weather forecast is poor. If possible stay on treated roads, take it easy with braking especially in a group. If the roads are very icy then hit the turbo trainer or head out later on when they have thawed. Safety should always be top priority.

Tonight
Very cold tonight, with widespread sharp frost and a risk of ice. Dry and fine in many areas. Clouding over for a while in parts of Connacht and Munster, with outbreaks of rain or sleet - and possibly some snow inland. Further scattered wintry showers in the north and northwest (mainly near coasts there), giving falls of snow locally. Lowest temperatures ranging + 2 to - 4 C.

Tomorrow
Another cold day tomorrow. Any remaining rain, sleet or snow in the south and west will die out during the morning - otherwise, a dry bright day for much of the country, but with further scattered wintry showers also, mainly near the north and northwest coasts, and with an ongoing risk of occasional snowfall from these. Highest temperatures 3 to 6 C.

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