 Fáilte go Cumann Rothaíochta Chlann Éireann.
Clann Éireann has a rich tradition of promoting cycling and cycle racing dating back to 1960. The club is located in Lurgan, Northern Ireland and its members participate in races both in Ireland and continental Europe.
The club actively encourages cycling throughout the Lurgan area by promoting cycle training in schools and leading a club run with their neighbouring club Apollo CT every Sunday morning. All new comers are welcome to join these training rides, leaving Church place at 9.30 a.m.
Clann Éireann is an inclusive club that supports all level of riders from novice to first category racer. Anyone interested in joining Clann Éireann can contact members or officials in the contacts section of the site.
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Friday, 02 July 2010 09:48 |
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On Thursaday night Clann Éireann had 6 senior riders representing the club in the Dave Kane Ulster league series. The 10 mile circuit at the Birches proved a fast route for the Clannsmen with two personal and a season best posted.
With ace tester John Heverin on marshalling duties the team were still able to claim second, fourth & eigth place. Well done to all who competed.
Michael Murray Clann Eireann 21.58
Conor Grimes Clann Eireann 22.36 (PB)
Martin McConville Clann Eireann 23.14 (SB)
Harry Martin Clann Eireann 24.38
Kenny McConaghy Clann Eireann 24.45 (PB)
Warren McNeill Clann Eireann 25.12
Full results available here
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Last Updated on Friday, 02 July 2010 10:02 |
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Sunday, 28 February 2010 19:32 |
Clann Éireann teenage sensation Ciara Mulholland took a well deserved victory in this year's opening women's race. Ciara showed her class in the finishing sprint to jump early and hold on for victory. Ciara now sits at the top of the UWA's RR League, with the next event at Aghagallon on March 26th, Clann Eireann hope that Ciara can make the most of home advantage.
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