The trophy presentation took place in Athlone recently.
Shannonside Cycling Club were the overall Cycling Club champions of the 2020 Pink Ribbon Tour – All Ireland Cycling Challenge for breast cancer research.
Attending the handover of the All Ireland Cycle trophy in Athlone recently were:
Back Row (L/R) Jim Maguire (Shannonside Cycling Club Chairman), Steve Digby (Shannonside Cycling Club Sec), Padraig Cooke, Damien Ward, Tom Kiely, Pamela Ryan of Shannonside Cycling Club.
Front Row (L/R) Pink Ribbon Tour – All Ireland Cycling Challenge commmittee members Declan Quirke, Seamus Matthews and Paul Earley (event Chairperson).
The event is held annually in support of the National Breast Cancer Research Institute, a national charity that funds a comprehensive research programme at the Lambe Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway.
This year the challenge takes place between August 12th-22nd where you are asked to cycle 100km over those days.
Visit www.allirelandcycle.ie for more.
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