Round 3 of the women's 2009 Boot Inn League was won by Orla Hendron of Orwell Wheelers in a sprint finish on a windy night. The race was hosted by Ravens CRT, who pulled out all the stops, with primes up for grabs for all the groups.

Round 2 of the women only Boot Inn League was won by Orwell Wheeler's Michelle Geoghegan, in what was one of the most exciting league races to date.

Round one of the Boot Inn League was a 10 mile TT hosted by Orwell Wheelers, with the help of Danny and Joanne O Shea from Bray Wheelers.

Star road racer Michelle Geoghegan celebrated her call up to the Irish team for the forthcoming Tour de L'Ardeche by clinching the Zoo Hair Salon and Louis Garneau National Women's League title in the final event at Enfield on Sunday 30th August.

Gary McNulty and Odhran Connors made the most of the long trip to Donegal for the National B Road Race Championships when they finished fifth and tenth, respectively.

Congratulations and commiserations in equal measure are being extended to Orla Hendron after her superb ride in the National Time Trial Championships in Castlebar on Saturday once again just failed to net her a medal.

Veteran stars John Dillon and Stephen McNally produced fine medal winning performances for Orwell Wheelers in last weekend's Leinster Championships in Dundalk.

On a day to remember at the IVCA Track Championships in Sundrive Road last Saturday Stephen McNally won two gold medals and regained his Vets 500m Time Trial record.

Stephen McNally's one-man campaign to exhaust the superlative stock from Orwellwheelers.org's fast dwindling vocabulary is now in winter recess following the Dunboyne flyer's record ascent of the Long Hill in last Sunday's IVCA Hillclimb Championship at Kilmacanogue, Wicklow.

Gary McNulty's blistering end of season form continues to produce results as he scored third and sixth place finishes on the two road stages of the Charleville Two-Day last weekend. McNulty's explosive sprint finish earned him two more prizes and 22nd overall, one place behind clubmate John Dillon in the final overall standings of a race that was ultimately decided by the stage two time trial.