Faceless monk info

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The general bones of the event are on the Audax website.It is important you read them***. Attached is an image of FACELESS MONK.  Keep an eye out for him in BECTIVE ABBEY.There are 4 standard controls that will require a timed** proof of passage eg till receipt .  There are 4 info controls at SYRNE CHURCH AND CROSS(48.7k),BECTIVE ABBEY(64.5k),MONASTERBOICE (145.3) and OLD MELIFONT (152.8).(The info control at Bective will relate to the position of THE FACELESS MONK within the ruin).  Make sure to bring a pen.  The simple question will be on the brevet card and this is where you will fill in the answer.

Don’t forget your lights.You will not be able to start the event without them (must be good for a 200k on dark,unlit roads)

The usual terms and conditions, high viz and warm clothing. rain gear, money, tool kit .spare tubes and tyres.Helmet is mandatory.

Bear in mind that this a self supporting event.There is no back up

Take care on the route.There are some narrow.badly surfaced roads.Keep an eye out for wet leaves.They are treacherous

The route starts at Whitehall Ch carpark at 7.00AM SHARP on SAT 14 11 15

There is ample parking space.Watch out for the overhead barrier at the entrance.

AGM Reminder

Hi all,

Just a reminder that the Audax Ireland AGM is taking place in the Temple Bar Hotel this Saturday 7th November, from 7.30pm. If anyone wishes to renew Club Membership for next year I will be taking payments on the night, after AGM business has concluded.

In the unlikely event that any organisers still owe funds to the club from their 2015 events, please bring it along, and give to myself, Noel or Paul.

See you on Saturday,

Niall.

Audax Ireland 100km Sunday spin, 1st November

Audax Ireland 100km Sunday spin, 1st November 2015. Leaving 9:30am.

Route: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/9286693

There is car parking from 9:00am at the car park in St. Enda’s Park off Grange Road Dublin 16.

This is a flat route that takes you from South Dublin out to Prosperous in Kildare and returns to the start point via Celbridge and Tallaght. The roads are busy at the start and finish but the middle is on quiet lanes. There are no significant climbs en route.

This is for anyone interested in learning more about audax. There will be no printed route sheet or controls but there will be opportunities to stop for coffee en route for those that wish to do so.

For more details please contact Helen Kerrane helenkerrane@gmail.com

Helen

Long-distance cycling in Ireland