5 Mile TT

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5 Speed
1 Mark Kane Northern CC Men 00:10:33 28.44
2 Will Larmour EACC Men 00:11:02 27.19
3 John Rafferty NDCC Men 00:11:07 26.99
4 Michael McMullan NDCC Men 00:11:19 26.51
5 Paul Ferguson NDCC Men 00:11:28 26.16
6 Stephen Cousins NDCC Men 00:11:42 25.64
7 Garth Beattie NDCC Men 00:11:58 25.07
8 Martin Drennan Ards CC Men 00:12:00 25.00
8 Shane Farren NDCC Men 00:12:00 25.00
10 Paul Kirk NDCC Men 00:12:11 24.62
11 Mark McCaughey NDCC Men 00:12:12 24.59
12 Mark Hodgkins NDCC Men 00:12:17 24.42
13 Keith Hooks NDCC Men 00:12:29 24.03
14 Colin Wilson Bikeworks Men 00:12:36 23.81
15 Roger Doherty NDCC Men 00:12:42 23.62
16 Ian Carson Ards CC Men 00:12:45 23.53
17 Keith Freel NDCC Men 00:12:47 23.47
18 Gillian Orr NDCC Ladies 00:12:48 23.44
19 Joash Lawrence NDCC U16 Boys 00:12:50 23.38
20 James Lemon NDCC Men 00:12:53 23.29
21 Harry Dow NDCC U14 Boys 00:13:03 22.99
21 Mark McConnell NDCC Men 00:13:03 22.99
23 Stanley Chambers NDCC Men 00:13:20 22.50
24 Johnny Gillespie NDCC Men 00:13:42 21.90
25 Alison McMullan NDCC Ladies 00:13:43 21.87
26 Andrea Thompson Peninsula Ladies 00:13:49 21.71
26 William Barclay NDCC Men 00:13:49 21.71
28 Adam Preece NDCC U14 Boys 00:13:52 21.63
29 Molly McClarnon NDCC U14 Girls 00:14:12 21.13
30 Katie Armstrong NDCC U14 Girls 00:14:21 20.91
31 Robbie Ormesher NDCC U12 Boys 00:16:07 18.61
32 Jake Rushby NDCC U12 Boys 00:17:04 17.58
33 Matthew Martin NDCC U12 Boys 00:17:41 16.97

Kirkistown R5

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Place Name Club NDCC Pos
1 Paul Ferguson   1st NDCC
2 Mark Kane Dave Kane  
3 Paul McMinn Ards  
4 David Hamilton Curran  
5 Barry Hamilton   2nd NDCC
6 Sean Carey   3rd NDCC
7 Glen Kinning EACC  
8 Gary Cranston EACC  
9 Ryan Calvert Dromara  
10 Andrew Crothers   4th NDCC
11 Mike McMullan   5th NDCC
12 Robert Hamilton ??? Curran  
13 Shane Farren   6th NDCC
14 Garmin kit, white bike    
15 Brendan Kirk   7th NDCC
16 James Ambrose Curran  
17 Liam Curran Curran  
18 Connor Young Ballymena  
19 James McMaster Curran  
20 Ross Blayney   8th NDCC
21 Keith Millar   9th NDCC
22 Black Cervelo bike    
23 Paul Kane Dave Kane  
24 Paul Kirk   10th NDCC
25 Gareth Murray Ards  
26 Robin Millar Bikeworks  
27 Stephen Cousins   11th NDCC

Youth

Place Cat No Forename Surname Club
1 U8 7 Libby Cheyne NDCC
2 U8 12 Ewan Ferguson NDCC
3 U8 11 Oliver Duffield Dave Kane
           
1 U10 1 Maia Simmons NDCC
2 U10 2 Paddy Deery  
3 U10 5 Kia McMaster NDCC
           
1 U12 2 Ciaran Dixon  
2 U12 10 Max Wilkinson NDCC
3 U12 3 Andrew White NDCC
           
1 U16 3 Aiastair Chambers NDCC
1 U14 2 Victoria White NDCC
2 U14 1 Adam Bones NDCC

Janine McNally Secures Ulster Team Place

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It’s been a busy year for our star North Down rider. Janine McNally has been spreading her wings and taking in some of the larger races down South. After dominating the local racing scene, early season, she has upped her game and been featuring strongly in the Irish National League with a strong ride at the Irish Championships to her name.

Fortunately this fantastic talent has not gone unnoticed and Janine recently received a call from recently crowned Irish Champion, Ciara Mcmanus, to invite her to ride in the Ulster squad at the Ras na mBan. This is a huge stage race based around Ennis, County Clare with female riders from all over the world hoping to win this prestigious event.

Janine in the thick of it

Janine in the thick of it

Janine has plenty more on her plate however prior to The Ras with the 2013 Ulster Championships coming up soon and everyone at North Down wishes her continued success and congratulations on this honour. Between Janine McNally winning on the road and Rachel Mitchell dominating UCI track events who would bet against “Clubman of the Year” being a woman this year?

The Dromara Hilly

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Cycle Tourists in the “know” debate the hardest touring events in Ireland. The Tour of the Glens and the Wicklow 200 are often bandied about but often in the same breath the Dromara Hilly gets a mention. Frequently its climbs are talked about many months later long after the aches and pains have subsided from the legs.

Our touring team of fit men and women aren’t deterred by such legend however and as ever a strong group lined up to test themselves against the 2013 edition. Having first braved the trip down in the Club Bus they signed on, dressed in early Spring kit (it is August, after all) and set off. Most riders opted for the 125km route whilst some of our newer riders tackled the 85km course.

The Dromara Hilly Team

The Dromara Hilly Team

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