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June 28, 2022
Seven hardy men, including one from Kilkenny, fought their best fight against brutal weather conditions which showed them no mercy to complete a 600...
June 27, 2022
Seven members of the Upperchurch Drombane Cycling Club battled ‘brutal’ weather conditions to complete a 600 km cycle challenge within 24 hours from Mizen2Malin, and all with a half hour to spare! Setting out from Mizen Head at Ireland’s most southerly point on Saturday at 3pm they overcame almost non-stop wind and rain to reach […]
June 25, 2022
Two farmers will undertake a gruelling 600km ultra cycle from Mizen to Malin, scaling 4,000m of elevation within 24 hours between today and tomorrow - June 25 and 26 - to raise funds for the Tipperary branch of the Irish Kidney Association.
June 19, 2022
Fourteen of the Round Ireland fleet have already passed the Fastnet Rock
June 14, 2022
A group of cyclists spearheaded by a strong Kilkenny contingent set off from Malin Head yesterday on an epic five day charity fundraiser from Malin to Mizen Hea...
June 10, 2022
On last week’s Morning Focus Alan chatted with Mike Cusack one of the organisers of South For Susan And Antoinette, a fundraising cycle in memory of Susan OโNeill and Antoinette Pender, two Clare women who sadly passed away from cancer last year. The cycle saw those involved pedaling all the way from Malin Head to […]
June 6, 2022
It’s a long way from Tipperary for seven men who will undertake a gruelling 600km ultra cycle from Mizen to Malin, scaling 4,000 meters of elevation, and ...
June 4, 2022
A HARDY group of Clare cyclists will travel the entire length of the country next week, raising funds for cancer charities and commemorating two women who passed away in 2021.
June 3, 2022
As Oisรญn Coghlan of Friends of the Earth Ireland says, our stark choice is disruption now or destruction later on from climate change. The latter is more likely, Alison OConnor feels