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Tour of Ulster Dates: 5th - 7th May 2001 The 2001 Tour of UlsterLatest Update: TOUR OF ULSTER GOES AHEAD (By Jim Trainor Apr 25) The UCPC met last Sunday and decided that the TOUR OF ULSTER would definitely go ahead, even if it necessitated making last minute changes, but all difficulties have now been resolved and it starts from Newry Sports Centre Saturday May 5 at noon. Stage one (60m.) travels via Mayobridge to Hilltown with a KOH at the Seven Sisters. There is a 1st cat. KOH at the Spelga Pass and the race then goes via Bryansford, Dundrum, Minerstown with a KOH primes at Killough and Ardglass. The finish is at the Down County Museum Gates in Downpatrick at approximately 2.20 p.m. Stage two (79m.) departs Downpatrick Leisure Centre at noon. Route: Clough, Castlewellan (KOH), Rathfriland (KOH), Newry (Courthouse), Crankey (KOH), Markethill, Deadmans Hill (KOH), Newtownhamilton, Fews Forest (KOH), Armagh, Portadown, Lurgan, finish at Silverwood Hotel, Kiln Road approx. 3 p.m.. Stage 3a: 3m. TT Silverwood Hotel, first rider 9.01. Stage 3b 62m. departs Silverwood Hotel 12.55. Route: Craigavon Centre, Portadown, Armagh, Keady, Keady Mountain (KOH), Newtownhamilton, Fews Forest (KOH), Markethill, Tandragee, Scarva, Loughbrickland (KOH), Newry, finish at Belgrave Court, Belfast Road, Newry 3.25 approx. (Mar 26) At a meeting of the UCPC on Sunday 25th March it was agreed that, if the situation doesn't worsen, the Tour of Ulster will go ahead as planned. on 5, 6 & 7 May, Bank Holiday weekend will be taking place in South Down, Armagh & Monaghan, visiting Downpatrick and Newry then onto Monaghan. Open to Senior 1 and Senior 2 riders.
Entry Fee £25.00 to Eddie Farquhar,
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