Step into the world of Irish cycling at the start of the 1990s with this authentic issue of the Irish Cycling Review – Volume 32 (1990).
This edition captures a defining year when Irish riders and officials shaped the sport at home and abroad.

Inside this issue:

Jack Watson elected President of the Federation of Irish Cyclists (FIC) — coverage of his leadership and vision for Irish cycling.
Stephen Roche’s 2nd place at Paris–Nice — a comeback performance that reminded fans of his world-beating form.
Domestic and international results, commentary, and insight into Ireland’s competitive scene.

A must-have for collectors, historians, and cycling enthusiasts tracing the country’s rich competitive heritage.

Condition: Used – original vintage magazine; may show light wear consistent with age, but complete and well preserved.

📚 Item Specifics

Publication Name: Irish Cycling Review
Volume: 32
Publication Year: 1990
Sport: Cycling
Type: Magazine
Featured Content: Jack Watson FIC, Roche 2nd Paris–Nice
Period: 1990s
Country/Region of Manufacture: Ireland
Condition: Used (vintage, complete)

Jack Watson FIC

Irish Cycling Review 1990 Volume 32 – Jack Watson President FIC, Roche 2nd Paris–Nice