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An Post Rebel Tour, Sunday 13 September
The An Post Rebel Tour, a one day leisure cycle, will take place in Mallow, Co. Cork on Sunday, 13 September. Due to a high level of demand the Closing Date for Entries has been extended to September 9th. To view the official launch of the An Post Rebel Tour please click here The cycle is being undertaken by the County Cork Local Sports Partnership, with the significant support of An Post and the Irish Sports Council, to encourage people to get out cycling.
To register online click here
To find hotels and accommodation for the An Post Rebel Tour, please click here You may also download: event flyer and registration form. Note: Please make all cheques/postal orders for Registration payable to County Cork Local Sports Partnership. Registration forms can be picked up at the following locations:
·10km Family Fun Cycle This route is all about family participation and fun. The cyclists will start at 12 noon from the Mallow GAA Sports Complex in Carrigoon and head into Mallow town via the N72 road from Fermoy. The route enters Mallow at the Clock Tower roundabout and loops around the town before finishing back at the Mallow GAA Sports Complex. ·60km Mount Hillary Circuit This route passes around Mount Hillary, the most northerly summit in the Boggeragh Mountains range. The route starts at Mallow GAA Sports Complex, continues out the N22 Mallow to Killarney road, before turning left for Banteer, where there will be a food and drinks stop. The cyclists will then continue towards Nadd village before turning left over a bridge before Nadd, passing Gortroe, into Glantane, then Mallow and back to the Mallow GAA Sports Complex. ·130km Mushera & Nadd Mountains Challenge The 130km route takes in the scenery of the Boggerah Mountains passing along historic trails such as the old Butter Road and Aghinagh Way with some challenging climbs past Mushera Mountain as well as on the way to Nadd village. The route starts at Mallow GAA Sports Complex, continues out the N22 Mallow to Killarney road, turning left for Millstreet, and left again on the outskirts of the town (Rylane Road) commencing the climb towards Mushera. This is part of the Butter Road which dates back before the 18th century when it was the main trade route between Kerry and Cork. After coming down from Mushera the route turns right along the Aghinagh Way, and continues to Ballinagree, Macroom, and Carrigadrohid where there will be a food and drinks stop. The cyclists then continue on through Coachford, then on towards Crean`s Cross turning left onto the R579 heading for Nadd. Beyond Nadd village the route joins up with the 60km route by turning right over a bridge, then passing Gortroe, into Glantane, then Mallow and back to the Mallow GAA Sports Complex. Description: The Kelly Legacy, at 100km, is a route that Sean Kelly has made rightly famous. It is indeed one of his legacies to cycling. It is a safe demanding route that is suitable for the experienced touring cyclist
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