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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Members of Louth Disability Cycling Club, Roche All Stars and SNAP at the last event held in St Helena's Park. Pic: Arthur Kinahan
Louth Disability Cycling Club are holding a ‘Try a Bike Day’ for special needs kids on Sunday, February 18th at 10:30am in St. Helena's Park in Dundalk.
Kids of all abilities and ages, along with their parents, are invited for a day of fun on their range of state-of-the-art specialised special needs trikes, trishaws, and bikes.
Their dedicated volunteers will be on hand to provide spins and support throughout the day. Everyone is welcome.
They also hope to be joined by SNAP Kids Teens, Roche Emmets GAA and Variety Ireland.
Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to experience the joy of cycling!
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