Tierney's Cycles, Ennis

10/10/2023

Please support our town from the madness of clare county council and their private 2040 DAC organisations who will privatetised it for financial benefits

03/10/2023

Fantastic achievement Up the banner 🚴‍♀️

29/05/2023

19/05/2023

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned so far in my career is that one thing we all can absolutely relate to is struggle. Even with all of the talk of my successes this season and through my career, I’ve seen far more failure and struggle than triumph. Most days in life don’t go perfectly—far from it. That’s not meant to be scary, it’s meant to be honest. More than anything, it’s something that helps us connect with each other. Not everyone knows what it feels like to stand on top of the podium at an Olympics, or to become a World Champion—but everyone, every single person, knows what it feels like to face challenge, and to be resilient through that challenge. Everyone has failed, felt fear, anxiety, some level of depression at times, pressure. We will all lose someone we love dearly, and we will all experience grief so extreme it can be crippling. Those challenges are such an engrained part of life that it’s not worth hiding them, or running away from them. I’ve found it’s far more useful to use our own experiences to help us connect with each other, lift each other up, understand more about others and in many cases learn something about ourselves as well. To me, that connection goes hand in hand with resilience.

On this Mental Health Action Day, I want to encourage everyone to consciously take time to make connection—with others and with themselves. That connection could be anything at all, but it should be something that feels important to you or is helpful to someone around you in an endeavor that feels important to them. And take a moment to reflect on your own life, and the challenges you have faced. Appreciate yourself for how resilient you have been, and how resilient you remain. Thank yourself for your own mental strength and mental health even during the moments when you didn’t feel strong at all. Thank those around you for how they may have helped you along the way when you needed a lift. Look for the connection you feel in the hardest moments, and embrace that to help you through it. Nobody is truly alone in what they feel, I have to remind myself of that on a daily basis, but it’s really the truth. You’re not alone.❤️

You can go to mentalhealthishealth.us for resources to take action.

19/10/2022

Stand out from the background Give the car driver ever chance to see you and pass you and give you plenty of space

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19/10/2022

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06/07/2022

Best of Luck to the mighty men from the Banner today in Croke Park. C'mon the Banner.

30/05/2022

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The Irish Times selected this ŠKODA Tour de Conamara picture as its image of the day - online and in todays printed version of the paper. Epic image from an epic location. Great to be back to days like this.

30/05/2022

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cycling Sportif .Spectacular day out👍🚴‍♀️

ŠKODA Ireland’s nationwide cycling initiative, the ‘ŠKODA Celtic Cycle Series’ kicked off with the Tour de Conamara on Saturday […]