Ride Dingle Event FAQs
What is the official start time? Start Time: 8:00. No cyclist is permitted to start before 8.00. Location: Dingle Marina (start & finish) all medical & event safety services will be…
How best to prepare for sportive
Here’s 8 things you can do to help prepare for a cycle sportive. Nutrition Fuelling your body for a long cycle requires thinking ahead. Not only on event day but throughout…
Getting your bike ready for Ride Dingle 2019
It's just a month to go to the inaugural Ride Dingle, cycle sportif on Saturday 27th of April. It’s time to think about getting your bike ready for the main…
The four top challenges you will face at Ride Dingle
Experienced cyclist and winner of various Kerry, Munster and all-Ireland titles, Conor Kissane tells us what the four key challenges will be for those taking on Ride Dingle on April…
10 signs of a cycling obsessive
We all know them, they can be some of our nearest and dearest - cycling obsessives! Check out how to spot one, there's no cure we're afraid! • Their current…
Top tips for new cyclists!
If you are taking up cycling for the first time or returning to the bike after many years, it can be daunting. Follow our top cycling tips to help you…
Top tips for cycling in the rain
When living in a country like Ireland it’s inevitable that rain is on the way! We're pretty confident there is going to be glorious sunshine for Ride Dingle 2019 but…
Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Brendan Griffin launching Ride Dingle Cycle. Pictured with l-r Niall Browne (Dingle Cycling Club), Oliver Kirwan (MD Elite Events/ Ride Dingle Race Director), Breege Granville (founding member of Dingle Cycling Club), Padraig Fitzgerald (Olympian and President of Dingle Cycling Club) and Camilla Browne (Dingle Cycling Club) in Dingle last Friday.
‘Ride Dingle’ unveiled
New major cycle event set for Dingle in 2019, 'Ride Dingle' unveiled Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Brendan Griffin was in Dingle to celebrate the launch of ‘Ride…