THERE’S just over a week to go until the annual Fenit Coastal Cycle. The event is a great way to get out in the spring air and enjoy the wonderful scenery in the area.
The cycle takes place from St. Brendan’s National School Fenit on Saturday, March 23 at 10am. There are two routes: 25km and 60km.
Both routes finish back at the starting point in Fenit. Rolling start from 10am, registration from 8am.
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All cyclists will be welcomed into the school after for well earned rest, tea and a sandwich. This year’s charities to benefit are Kerry Hospice Foundation & Kerry Cancer Support Group.
Children are welcome for a shorter 1k and 10k cycle along the greenway. It’s a great family day out so to register for the event click here to go to the eventbrite page.
THE annual Fenit Coastal Cycle takes place tomorrow morning and there’s still time to register if you want to get out and about for a spin.
Celebrating 10 years of running the popular event, previous cycles have attracted almost 500 participants from across Munster and beyond.
The cycle will take place on Saturday with rolling starts, commencing at 10am. The cycle is open to clubs, groups and individuals. Cyclists have a choice of a 60km or 25km and a 10km for the younger cyclist.
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The charity to benefit this year is Comfort for Chemo Kerry. They will receive a monetary donation for the day’s cycle.
This event is an ideal opportunity for cyclists to start their preparation for the Ring of Kerry Cycle and other upcoming cycling events.
The routes have been chosen to highlight the spectacular surroundings of Fenit, Ardfert, Ballyheigue, Kerryhead and Barrow, with stunning views of Mount Brandon, Tralee and the Shannon Estuary.
Organisers will provide safety management, roadside assistance, support vehicles, light food and refreshments at St. Brendan’s National School, Fenit
Online registration is now closed, but you can still register this Friday evening between 7pm-8pm in St Brendans NS Fenit, and 8am on Saturday morning.
THE annual Fenit Coastal Cycle returns for 2023 celebrating 10 years of running the popular event.
Previous cycles have attracted almost 500 participants from across Munster and beyond, and with demand expected to be high this year, the Fenit Coastal cycle committee are delighted to announce that pre-registration is now open.
The cycle will take place on Saturday March 25, with rolling starts, commencing at 10am. The charity to benefit this year is Comfort for Chemo Kerry.
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They will receive a monetary donation for the day’s cycle. The cycle is open to clubs, groups and individuals. Cyclists have a choice of a 60km or 25km and a 10km for the younger cyclist.
This event is an ideal opportunity for cyclists to start their preparation for the Ring of Kerry Cycle and other upcoming cycling events.
The routes have been chosen to highlight the spectacular surroundings of Fenit, Ardfert, Ballyheigue, Kerryhead and Barrow, with stunning views of Mount Brandon, Tralee and the Shannon Estuary.
Organisers will provide safety management, roadside assistance, support vehicles, light food and refreshments at St. Brendan’s National School, Fenit
Registration fee for the event is €25 online via eventbrite.ie and €30 on the day to participate in the cycle.
All cyclists participating on the day will be entered into draw for a bicycle kindly sponsored by O’Sullivan Cycles, Killarney.
For further details contact Aidan on 0876789296 or check out Facebook (Fenit Coastal Cycle) or Instagram (fenitcoastal).
Registration takes place on Friday March 24th between 6-7pm in St Brendans NS Fenit, 8am on the morning of the event or pre-book online at www.eventbrite.ie
THE annual Fenit Coastal Cycle returns tomorrow (Saturday) after a COVID enforced break of two years.
Previous cycles have attracted almost 500 participants from across Munster and beyond and the cycle fundraiser for St Brendan’s NS in Fenit will commence at 10am.
The charity to benefit this year is Comfort For Chemo Kerry. They will receive a monetary donation for the day’s cycle.
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The cycle is open to clubs, groups and individuals which participants having a choice of a 60km or 25km and a 10km for the younger cyclist.
This event is an ideal opportunity for cyclists to start their preparation for the Ring of Kerry Cycle and other upcoming cycling events.
The routes have been chosen to highlight the spectacular surroundings of Fenit, Ardfert, Ballyheigue, Kerryhead and Barrow, with stunning views of Mount Brandon, Tralee and the Shannon Estuary.
Organisers will provide safety management, roadside assistance, support vehicles, light food and refreshments at St. Brendan’s National School, Fenit.
Registration also takes place this evening between 7pm-8pm in St Brendans NS Fenit and in the morning from 8am. The starting times are 10am for 60km and 25km
Kids cycle 10km 10.30am.
AFTER a two year COVID-enforced absence, the annual Fenit Coastal Cycle returns this month.
Previous cycles have attracted almost 500 participants from across Munster and beyond and with demand expected to be high this year, the Fenit Coastal cycle committee are delighted to announce that pre-registration is now open.
The cycle fundraiser for St Brendan’s NS in Fenit will take place on Saturday, March 26, commencing at 10am.
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The charity to benefit this year is Comfort For Chemo Kerry. They will receive a monetary donation for the day’s cycle.
The cycle is open to clubs, groups and individuals which participants having a choice of a 60km or 25km and a 10km for the younger cyclist.
This event is an ideal opportunity for cyclists to start their preparation for the Ring of Kerry Cycle and other upcoming cycling events.
The routes have been chosen to highlight the spectacular surroundings of Fenit, Ardfert, Ballyheigue, Kerryhead and Barrow, with stunning views of Mount Brandon, Tralee and the Shannon Estuary.
Organisers will provide safety management, roadside assistance, support vehicles, light food and refreshments at St. Brendan’s National School, Fenit.
CYCLISTS are asked to take note that the seventh annual Fenit Coastal Cycle takes place on Saturday, March 23.
The cycling event is a fundraiser for St. Brendan’s National School, Fenit, while the Kerry Hospice Foundation will receive a monetary donation from the event.
There are two routes 25km and 60km and the cycle commences at 10am and the cost is €10 for students and €25 for adults.
Registration is available on the morning of event from 8am to 9.45am. The prize up for grabs for all who register is a bike valued at €1,000, sponsored by David O’Sullivan Cycles, Killarney. For more details on the cycle email jacintamlawlor@gmail.com
THE Fenit Lifeboat cycle will take place on Saturday, May 7 and people are invited to take part in the popular event which has been going for a number of years now.
Around 85 people took part last year in glorious weather conditions and organisers are hoping for more of the same this time around.
The cycle will start at O’Donnell’s Bar & Restaurant in Mounthawk at 10.30am (registration 9.15am to 10.15am), travel to Farranfore, Castleisland and finish up back at O’Donnell’s where refreshments will be provided.
The distance is 50km and minimun entry fee is €30. It is not necessary to fill in a sponsorship card, but for this and any other enquiries please phone Phyl at 087 6810368.
The Fenit Lifeboat Station has two boats – an inshore boat for rescues close to the shore and a big All Weather Lifeboat for rescues further out at sea.
Crew and management are all volunteers. Last year the boat launched 24 times and 14 lives were saved. This cycle is one of our main fundraising activities of the year – along with the Christmas Day swim in Fenit and Flag Day in the town in the Summer.
THERE is excitement around St. Brendan’s NS, Fenit, as the children prepare for their upcoming fundraiser for the school, which will take place on Saturday, March 19.
The Fenit Coastal Cycle, now an annual event, will be a fantastic opportunity to dust off the cobwebs from your bike after the winter months and to begin your springtime training as part of your Ring of Kerry preparation or indeed just for fun.
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There will be a 25km and 60km route catered to all abilities, while the children themselves are preparing to participate in either the 1km or 10km children’s route depending on their cycling experience and ability.
In previous years, the school has had the backing of some very generous sponsors and hope they come on board for another successful event again this year. The fundraiser is a perfect example of the whole community coming together to support their local school and provide all our cyclists with their now famous Fenit hospitality pre and post cycle.
This year, Fenit Coastal Cycle is delighted to support Down Syndrome Kerry. A donation of the monies raised will go directly to the Down Syndrome Kerry charity. For further details, please contact Jacinta Lawlor on 0860648018