Cycling Ireland 2017 AGM - Motion Submissions

The first notification of the Cycling Ireland AGM was published at the weekend. See: 2017 AGM First Notice .

You can submit them through the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. email address with the subject "2017 CI AGM", or through our Club Secretary Fergal at
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, so we can align our agenda and decide on which way to vote..

Submissions Deadline: 21th of September
AGM Date: 11th of November
Location: Newry Canal Park Hotel, Newry

AGM Season Continues with The Women's Commission AGM.

The Women’s Commission AGM & Women’s Forum will be held on Sunday September 17th at Sundrive Velodrome.
We are accepting Motions / Proposals for the Cycling Ireland AGM.
Date: 17th September
Venue: Sundrive Velodrome
Time: 3pm to 5pm
Agenda: to follow

Email submissions to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Details: womenscycling.ie/womens-commission-agm-final-notice/

Women's Commissions Forum 2017 has happened:
Outcomes: womenscycling.ie/womens-commission-forum-agm/

The Forum identified a need for a new Intermediate race category, and Fiona Guihen, Monica Freiband & Caroline Storey.

CI AGM Deadline for Submissions Passed
Nominations and Motions, currently correct as of the 19th of September, will likely be updated.
www.cyclingireland.ie/page/about/agm

The AGM is happening on November 11th.

Orwell Club AGM 2017 - Mid October
Please use this thread:
www.orwellwheelers.org/forum/8-miscellan...-agm-monday-oct-16th

Seen this on Cycling Ireland's News: Women's Forum - How it Went .

From September the 26th.

AGM was today.

Highlights from Twitter and Boards.ie:

• €10 increase in CI membership fees (there was a presentation that explained why, something to do with the insurance premium at almost €300k, up from €200k in 2014)
• No Road Races before first Saturday in March.
• Junior races replace Masters races at the National champs - Masters RR and TT likely on the same weekend now.
• 110 max riders in an A4 race (looking to lower this in the coming years)
• Juniors allowed to upgrade from A3 with 60 (1st year) or 30 (2nd year) points.
• Ciaran McKenna ReElected as President
• Road Racers need frame mounted numbers (there's a 3D Printing File for a rear brake mounted holder, someone posted on reddit.com/r/velo months ago. #NoZipTies)
• A4 Upgrade points limit reduced from 15 to 13. (Ronan Foley up to A3)
• Gillian McDarby elected to Board of Directors


Not Approved:
• A year of LC license required for A4, or any sort of A4 Training.


No News:
• A4 Upgrade points limit reduced from 15.


Possible effecting us:
• Youth Races need 1,2,3 prizes for each under-age category in each gender.
• Riders may not revert back to an original club if they have competed at a National Championship for a second club in any one season.
• From 2019 a Safety Person must form part of a club committee. 2018 will allow for appropriate training of volunteers for the roles within their clubs by Cycling Ireland. New clubs will initially be vetted by the Provincial Executive before recommending/rejecting the application to CI.
• For service cars in Road Races, the driver must be licenced by the National Federation and accompanied by another competent person. The Commissaire may at his discretion allow a vehicle in excess of the minimum height or motorcycle service vehicle to follow at the rear of the cavalcade. (Looks like the mechanic regulation was downgraded from needing to be CI licensed.)



List of motions results:
www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=105239879&postcount=132