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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Group Rides are led by trained and vetted volunteer leaders, with a maximum of 8 places per ride.
Cyclists from Dundalk and north Louth will have the opportunity to take part in a healthy, social and safe group ride with a trained Ride Leaders Conor and Gemma on a free, social group spin from the Local Sports Partnership to Blackrock and back on 30th July.
Community Bike Rides are free and easy to join. This island wide initiative is accessible to adults 18yrs+.
Whether you’re new to cycling or an experienced cyclist, if you are looking to connect with others in your area, this community has something for you.
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Group Rides are led by trained and vetted volunteer leaders, with a maximum of 8 places per ride.
These are social rides which may include a refreshment stop during or at the end of the ride so people have an opportunity to connect with those in their community.
You can join them by signing up via the LinkmyRide app. Register here: https://rb.gy/1chher
You just need a roadworthy bike and helmet.
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