Killarney

<h3>Killarney Cycling Club&rsquo;s mentoring programme will get underway on April 20.</h3>
The aim is to provide adults with an opportunity to gain skills and the experience of cycling as a group on the open road in a safe and enjoyable environment.
 Experienced cycling club members will accompany beginners on the weekly cycles extending the distance gradually from 20km the first evening to 70km after seven nights.
 &ldquo;If you are interested in developing your cycling but don&rsquo;t feel ready to turn up on a Sunday morning for the club weekly spins this is an excellent opportunity to get started,&rdquo; said organiser Fiona O&rsquo;Donoghue.
 &ldquo;One of the many advantages of cycling is that it is far easier to increase distance than in some other sports. Anyone finishing the programme will be well on the way to cycling the Ring of Kerry and all the other charity events organised throughout the year.&#8221;
 One of the evenings will include a maintenance and basic repair skills demonstration to help anticipate potential bike problems and decrease risk.
 Participants will need a roadworthy bike, helmet, a drink, front and rear lights, a spare tube and an eagerness to have a go.
 The programme will begin at 6.45pm from outside St Oliver&rsquo;s National School on Thursday next (April 20) and more details are available from Fiona on 085 7897725.

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