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ROAD RACING Last Updated: 4 Apr 2018 - 3:13:57 PM

Resurrection of Cycling Ireland Road Commission
By Cycling Ireland Media
24 Aug 2016,

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Cycling Ireland Road Commission

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce the re-establishment of a Road Commission which will take up the responsibility of all road racing activities for Cycling Ireland. The Road Commission will act as a sub-committee to the Board of Cycling Ireland, and their responsibilities will include a review of the racing calendar with a view of increasing the overall standard of domestic competition.

The Road Commission will take the lead in the formation of a new National Development Squad to cover Junior and Under 23, which will include giving the development squad members opportunities to train together and race at international competitions in preparation for riding in bigger events at the higher senior level.

The Road Commission will be comprised of some of the most experienced and knowledgeable people involved in the road racing scene in Ireland over the two decades; Daire Mooney (Sligo CC), Ger Campbell (Drogheda Wheelers), Frank Campbell (VC Glendale) and Timmy Barry (Aqua Blue).

Speaking about the resurrection of the Commission Barry was optimistic, believing this is a positive step forward for Irish road cycling saying “These are very exciting times for cycling in Ireland and this group aim is to improve the standard of domestic riders which should in turn make the jump to international racing less daunting. The guys involved have great knowledge and experience and these mixed with a bit of common sense will help to raise the overall standard of road racing.”

With the committee members representing each of the provinces, this newly formed commission have already met with their focus on 2016 and beyond.

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For further information:
Heather Boyle, Cycling Ireland Communications Officer, heather@cyclingireland.ie,
Cycling Ireland: www.cyclingireland.ie
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cyclingireland?ref=hl
Twitter: https://twitter.com/IreCyclingFed or @irecyclingfed

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