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Eamonn Browne (Cycling)
Eamonn, in 1980, was actually making a name for himself in cycling as a nine-year-old in national competitions with Donegal Wheelers. He was racing in Dublin, Belfast and even on the famous Mondello Park track. Eamonn achieved success at the National Community Games representing Donegal. He went on to enjoy senior team success in the All-Ireland Championships and also competed in the Ras twice in 1994 and 1996. He was involved in the development of cycling routes while working with Derry City Council and worked as Road Safety Officer with Donegal County Council.
Eamonn Browne with the cycling award for 1980
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