Live to ride, Ride to live
A hugely succesful cycleton was held in Willow Park Junior School on Thursday 25th May, 8.00am – 3:30pm to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, DMD (Muscular Dystrophy) and the IRFU Rugby Injury Charity....
We are delighted to confirm that the WW King of the Mountain will take place starting at Kilmacanogue on Wednesday, 10 May at 6:30pm and will take about one hour. Meet at Kilmacanogue school...
Written by Adam Swan K6 Last Sunday, I got up, had a big bowl of Weetabix for breakfast, pumped up my tyres, filled the water bottles and headed for the school. This was the...
Hi All: we hope you are looking forward to our 34th 100 Mile Cycle tomorrow! A few reminders: 1. The weather forecast looks promising, but please dress warmly and bring a waterproof jacket. The...
Hi Willow Wheelers, We are in the run into the 34th WW 100 Mile Charity Cycle and look forward to seeing you on the full cycle or joining us to do “Your 100 Mile...
Dear Willow Wheelers, We are looking forward to our 34th Willow Wheelers 100 Mile Cycle. Arrangements are in place for Sunday 30 April and we are looking forward to seeing all of you ready...
Dear Willow Wheelers, Welcome back to our 2022/23 cycling season. In addition to our Sunday cycles, we are planning a full set of events for the coming year after a couple of years when...
A review of the year by Áine O Donoghue This year members of the Willow Wheelers Cycling Club were both delighted and relieved to shake off the shackles imposed by Covid and resume normal...
Concolances to the family, friends and fellow sisters of Sr. Brid Smith, RIP. We remember Sr. Brid as a Willow Wheeler and staunch supporter of the annual WW 100 Mile Cycle on the tandem...
