Cycling Tour of Ireland

Yes for Europe

A team of cyclists will be arrving from Brussels on the 29th August to tour Ireland for one week in support of the 'Yes for Lisbon' campaign by the civil group Ireland for Europe. It will begin in Dublin and stop off at the following locations:

- Carlow - 30th August
- Waterford - 31st August
- Cork - 1st & 2nd September
- Limerick - 3rd September
- Galway - 4th September
- Athlone - 5th September, and arrving back in Dublin that
evening

Cycle Ireland would like to give a shout out to anyone who would be interested in joining the team on the tour, for one leg or more.

For more information email aislinn@irelandforeurope.ie

blorg

If there was a "No" team we could make it into a bit of a race, could be good.

Do you have a route planned? I could be on for joining the Galway-Dublin bit- could you clarify the legs, e.g. is Galway-Athlone Friday 4th and Athlone-Dublin Saturday 5th?

ednwireland

missing a bit of the country aren't we ?

must be scared of the rabid ganley supporters

Esroh

ednwireland wrote: »

missing a bit of the country aren't we ?

must be scared of the rabid ganley supporters

+1

Did you not know that North of the Galway / Dublin line has been removed from all National / Euro records so as to save money. The amount of leaflets, posters and ballot papers saved will cut the cost of the election in Half

Yes for Europe

We would love to include Donegal in our route plan, but unfortunately the timeframe hindered this. However, we welcome anyone one to join in anywhere on the Tour.

Just to confirm 4th Sept is Galway to Athlone and the 5th is Athlone to Dublin. We have an expert planning the route, which will be a scenic and we will try to keep it off main roads where possible. We will be working on it all during friday and we are really excited about it.

Once we have the route further nailed down, email me your details at aislinn@irelandforeurope.ie, one of the team will contact you.

ROK ON

Will the tour be Euro compliant?

Esroh

Yes for Europe wrote: »

We would love to include Donegal in our route plan, but unfortunately the timeframe hindered this. However, we welcome anyone one to join in anywhere on the Tour.

Just to confirm 4th Sept is Galway to Athlone and the 5th is Athlone to Dublin. We have an expert planning the route, which will be a scenic and we will try to keep it off main roads where possible. We will be working on it all during friday and we are really excited about it.

Once we have the route further nailed down, email me your details at aislinn@irelandforeurope.ie, one of the team will contact you.

Donegal is not the only county north of thr G/D line.Do the following not count Mayo, Sligo Leitrim.Louth ,Longford,Cavan , Monaghan. Have not mentioned the large precentage of Roscommon, Meath and Westmeath you will not go thru when travelling on the Galway /Dublin road even if you use old roads.
But as the Gov have forgotten us it is understandable that a Yes supporting group would also:D

hynesie

If the NCBI can do the 32 County Cycle Challenge in 3 days surely ye can do 26 counties in 6 days

peterako

I want to be in the 'Yes....eh....No....eh...Maybe?' Team

If we vote 'No' again will this become and annual event and eventually UCI recognised??

:rolleyes:

Peter

jwshooter

il do it, if mary and brain do it also .they are on there holls after all.

papac

'Yes for Lisbon' campaign

The Mrs Doyles of the eu.


No thanks Mrs Doyle.
Ah go on go on go on go on go on.

Is it actually possible to just say no to Brussells. Doubt it.

Feck off Yes for Lisbon campaign.

Morgan

I'd consider supporting this but I'll need to ask Joey and Baby for clarification.

trek climber

Esroh wrote: »

Donegal is not the only county north of thr G/D line.Do the following not count Mayo, Sligo Leitrim.Louth ,Longford,Cavan , Monaghan. Have not mentioned the large precentage of Roscommon, Meath and Westmeath you will not go thru when travelling on the Galway /Dublin road even if you use old roads.
But as the Gov have forgotten us it is understandable that a Yes supporting group would also:D

+ 1, its the same with the Tour of Ireland, they should have called it the Tour of Leinster and Munster

Esroh

trek climber wrote: »

+ 1, its the same with the Tour of Ireland, they should have called it the Tour of Leinster and Munster

Well it was always going to be the Galway stage finish that would lose out as every year they have complained about the roads.
07 had them complaining about the descent off Lallys Hill in Tourmakeady(the dual cabbage way did not go down well)Think Paidi O Brien had a crash as some euro pro could not handle the grass up the middle of the road.
08 on the run in to Galway there were numerous crashes on the roads between Moycullen and Spiddal for no apparent reason(anyone who watched may remember the South Aussie guys recovery)

And then again just like everything else if we were not forgotten by the GOV. and Europe we would have better roads:D