Open Invitation to Currow’s June 16th Two-Club Leisure Cycle

At the launch of Currow Cycling Club/Currow Ladies Football Club Leisure Cycle on June16th were, front: Colleen Breen and Maura Conroy. Back row: Kieran Fleming, Margo Brosnan, Freddy Dwyer, Michela Breen, Marcus Cronin and Kerri McCarthy. Photograph: Moss Leane

On Sunday, June 16th Currow Cycling Club and Currow Ladies Football Club will come together to host their sixth annual leisure cycle.

The cycle is a perfect ‘warm up’ for the Ring of Kerry Cycle with three course options on the day. They are: one over 20 kilometers; one of 60 kilometers and the longest of 100 kilometers.

Attracting Big Crowds

Each year so far the cycle has attracted big crowds and we are asking cyclists of all abilities to come out and support the clubs this year and be part of a great day out.

The cycle will begin at the Currow Community Centre at 10am with registration from 9.15 am.

Three Course Options

The short course goes to Davy Roche’s Cross, into Castleisland, to Camp Cross, Dysert and back to Currow.

The 60 km course goes via Davy Roche’s Cross, Castleisland, Tralee, Castlemaine, Firies Cross, Ballyfinane, Currans, Farranfore and back to Currow.

The long, 100k course goes to Davy Roche’s Cross, Castleisland, Tralee, Castlemaine, Milltown, Killorglin,The Golden Nugget, Aghadoe, Two Mile School, Firies Cross, Ballyfinane, Currans, Farranfore and back to Currow.

Further Details

For details of the race or for sponsorship opportunities, you’re invited to contact Margo on 085 85 04 914.

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