The Giro d'Italia 2014 is passing through Antrim, and will be practically on Shanogue's door step.
If you want to book a spot for your Motorhome at Shanogue we would advise you do it very soon.
Stage 1Friday, May 9 2014
Belfast21.7 km
Stage 2Saturday, May 10 2014
Belfast218 km
Stage 3Saturday, May 11 2013
Armagh - Dublin187 km
Prices:
£10 per night paid up front - no Craic, or any other discount can be used this weekend. First come first served for EHU.
If you want to book a spot for your Motorhome at Shanogue we would advise you do it very soon.
Stage 1Friday, May 9 2014
Belfast21.7 km
Stage 2Saturday, May 10 2014
Belfast218 km
Stage 3Saturday, May 11 2013
Armagh - Dublin187 km
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The route of the 2014 Giro d’Italia will pay tribute to Marco Pantani with three climbs in his honour, according to a report in Tuttosport on Tuesday.
Ten years on from his tragic death, the Giro is set to visit Pantani’s favourite training climb, Monte Carpegna, and will also feature summit finishes at the sites of two of his most memorable victories – Oropa and Montecampione.
The route of the 2014 Giro d'Italia was officially presented in Milan, with organiser RCS Sport revealing a finely balanced route that includes three time trials, eight finishes for sprinters and nine hilly or mountain stages that will decide the winner of the iconic maglia rosa in Trieste on Sunday, June 1.
After several years of long transfers and scant regard for the riders' recovery time, RCS Sport has worked hard to limit transfers in the 2014 race, with many stages starting close to the previous day’s finish. The average stage distance is 183km, but in the final week that average falls to a more humane 169km.
Ten years on from his tragic death, the Giro is set to visit Pantani’s favourite training climb, Monte Carpegna, and will also feature summit finishes at the sites of two of his most memorable victories – Oropa and Montecampione.
The route of the 2014 Giro d'Italia was officially presented in Milan, with organiser RCS Sport revealing a finely balanced route that includes three time trials, eight finishes for sprinters and nine hilly or mountain stages that will decide the winner of the iconic maglia rosa in Trieste on Sunday, June 1.
After several years of long transfers and scant regard for the riders' recovery time, RCS Sport has worked hard to limit transfers in the 2014 race, with many stages starting close to the previous day’s finish. The average stage distance is 183km, but in the final week that average falls to a more humane 169km.
Prices:
£10 per night paid up front - no Craic, or any other discount can be used this weekend. First come first served for EHU.