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Upcoming MBLA (TCL) Courses

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8 months ago
by Morgan in , ,

Cycling Ireland is delighted to introduce to you the NEW Mountain Bike Leaders Awards (MBLA) Scheme.  2012 will see Cycling Ireland offer a New Leadership Qualification in Mountain Biking in the form of a NEW Trail Cycle Leader (TCL) Award.  Please find below details of upcoming Trail Cycle Leader Course (TCL);

 

Cycling Ireland MBLA Trail Cycle Leader (TCL) Courses

Roundwood, Co. Wicklow

Date:  20th and 21st of October 2012

Venue:  Roundwood Parish Centre, Roundwood, Co. Wicklow

Saturday and Sunday:  9am to 7pm

Tutor:  Tarja Owens

 

Roundwood, Co. Wickow

Date:  10th and 11th of November 2012

Venue:  Roundwood Parish Centre, Roundwood, Co. Wicklow

Saturday and Sunday:  9am to 7pm

Tutor:  Tarja Owens

 

Newcastle Co. Down

Date:  10th and 11th of November

Venue:  Meelmore Lodge, 52 Trassey Rd, Newcastle, BT33 0QB

Saturday and Sunday:  9am to 7pm

Tutor:  Ian Bailey

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New Dates for MBLA Courses

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11 months ago
by Morgan in , ,

Cycling Ireland is delighted to introduce to you the NEW Mountain Bike Leaders Awards (MBLA) Scheme.  2012 will see Cycling Ireland offer a New Leadership Qualification in Mountain Biking in the form of a NEW Trail Cycle Leader (TCL) Award.  Please find below details of upcoming Trail Cycle Leader Courses (TCL).

 

Cycling Ireland MBLA Trail Cycle Leader (TCL) Courses

 NORTHERN IRELAND
Date:  14th and 15th of July
Venue:  Meelmore Lodge, 52 Trassey Road, Newcastle, Down, BT33 0QB
Saturday and Sunday:  9am till 7pm

NORTHERN IRELAND
Date:  15th and 16th of September
Venue:  North of Ireland, Venue, TBC
Saturday and Sunday:  9am till 7pm

About the Cycling Ireland MBLA Scheme

The Mountain Bike Leader Awards (MBLA) was developed by Scottish Cycling (SC) in conjunction with the Scottish Advisory Panel for Outdoor Education (SAPOE) in order to provide a framework and qualification for leaders to deliver mountain biking as a safe and enjoyable activity. The MBLA Scheme facilitates a non-competitive experience of mountain biking for groups of people with wide ranging abilities and aspirations. MBLA encourages participation in mountain biking through group led activities. (more…)

Cycling Ireland Job Opportunity

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1 year ago
by Morgan in , , , ,

Cycling Ireland are advertising the (paid!) position of Sports Administrator. If you’re interested, applications should be submitted by April 9th.

You’ll find more details here.

2012 Cycling Ireland Fees

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1 year ago
by Fergal in , , ,

The various fees for 2012 have been published by Cycling Ireland
The fees document can be viewed HERE

Fees include such aspects as

  • Member licence fees
  • Day Licence fees
  • Club affiliation fees
  • Championship fees
  • Letter of indemnity fee
Notes:  
1. Restricted Competition refers to Track, Off-road, BMX, Bicycle Polo or TT specific domestic licences.
2. “Attached” refers to being a member of a Cycling Ireland affiliated club, “Unattached” refers to not 
being a member of a Cycling Ireland affiliated club;
3. Members are advised that Provincial Executives set their own levies.
4. Exchange rate to be used for sterling will be the average for the year to 31st October 2011.
The main changes from the 2011 fees are:
A €5 increase on all Senior Licences.   The rationale for these increases is primarily the need to cover the 
base costs of serving members and provided new services/facilities, by way of example insurance costs 
alone have increased from €93k in 2010 to €140k in 2011
That the club sponsorship fee is removed as it is a penalty on clubs who have used their initiative to raise 
funds, other affiliation fees to remain unchanged.
For 2012 Juniors will be categorized separately, with JR in their licence (if they take out a full competition 
licence).

Cycling Ireland Rules Updates

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2 years ago
by Fergal in , ,

The General Administrative Regulations, Technical Regulations and Procedures have been updated to reflect the various new rules or amendments to rules introduced since the previous version, a synopsis of the changes is also provided.

Remember that members should be aware of and are required to abide by the rules contained therein!

The updated rules can be found on Cycling Ireland here.

Changes of interest to offroad riders include a clarification of the rules for single-sponsored mtb riders, protective clothing requirements for youth riders in downhill, categories for women’s national championships, and gridding for cyclocross national championships.

Cycling Ireland Commission Workshop (Open Day)

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2 years ago
by Morgan in , , ,

Cycling Ireland will hold an open day workshop on February 12th at Moran’s Red Cow Hotel in Dublin. This day is intended for representatives from each of the various Commissions and Provincial bodies. However any club representatives are also welcome to attend. (more…)

2010 Cycling Ireland Offroad AGM update

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2 years ago
by Fergal in , , , ,

Please see below further details.

Nominations and Motions for the AGM are combined here.

The voting for your favourite XC/DH riders, XC/DH race, and Best Event is now closed.
It was a real tight fight in the best XC race and best DH competitor voting – with the lead changing several times over the course of the voting!
The winners will receive their fine trophies at the AGM.

The 2010 Offroad AGM agenda will be comprised as follows:

1. Chairman’s welcome
2. Minutes of 2009 AGM
3. Matters arising from 2009 minutes
4. Off Road Commission Reports
5. Questions regarding reports
6. Elections
7. Motions.
8. AOB

Motions

The list of Motions as received before the cut-off date can be seen here.

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