There’s 100 early bird entries for the Galway Triathlon – Spiddal on the 26th of May.
That’s €38 for the Sprint and €45 for the Olympic triathlon.
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December 20th, 2011
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October 20th, 2011
Plans are afoot for the 2012 Galway Triathlon in Spiddal. The 26th of May is the date (tides have dictated this).
Start your season in the clear blue waters of Galway Bay or use the sheltered swim and closed road cycle as your very first triathlon. There’s a Technical T-Shirt, Goodie Bag, Post race food, Chip timing, race Photos and everything you expect from a quality event.
€10 off for the first 100 early bird entries. (opening early November).
Sign-on has started in Nigel’s Cycles 2
May 15th, 2011
Sign-on Monday-Friday
Sign-on will start in Nigel’s Cycles on Monday morning, the 16th of May at 9:30am. Sign-on will remain open (9:30am to 5:30pm) in Nigel’s Cycles until Friday at 2pm. See map below for directions to Nigel’s Cycles.
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Sign-on Friday evening
There will also be sign-on from 6pm-9pm in Boluisce Restaurant, Spiddal.
Limited sign-on Saturday morning
There will also be sign-on from 7am-7:45am in Boluisce Restaurant, Spiddal. Email richard@tri-planet.ie to arrange sign-on on Saturday morning.
What to bring to sign-on.
Yourself. We’re not messing, you need to sign-on in person. You can’t get your friend, brother, mother to sign on your behalf.
Triathlon Ireland members should bring their membership card.
Non-Triathlon Ireland members should bring a receipt of their €13 one-day-insurance purchased through RunIreland.com
Start list will go live tonight. 0
May 13th, 2011
In advance of the full start list, here are a few of the men to look out for in the Olympic
Stephen Early Team TSC
Ruaidhri Geraghty Galway Triathlon Club
Donal Mahon Galway Tri Club
Tom O Dowd Liquid Motion (www.exposuresports.ie)
Nigel Forde Nigels Cycles
Stephen Early hasn’t actually won a triathlon, but having swam the english channel last summer, he should be the first out of the water. He’s also got a killer run, so he’ll start as favorite.
The local favorites of Ruaidhri Geraghty and Tom O’Dowd will chase hard on the bike and may take the lead on the bike.
The winner of the first ever Galway Triathlon; Donal Mahon is better known as a DJ on Galway Bay FM is strong across all three disciplines, so it will be interesting to watch.
Nigel Forde of Nigel’s cycles should post the fastest bike split. If he gets a reasonable swim time, he’ll be a contender.
