Clancy Collection

THE CLANCY BROTHERS, 1962. Irish folk group The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. Photograph by James J. Kriegsmann, 1962

Ed Clancy & Bradley Wiggins Great Britain Mens Team Pursuit Final Olympic Stadium, Beijing, China 18 August 2008 Date: 18 August 2008

Paul Manning, Ed Clancy, Thomas Geraint & Bradley Wiggins Great Britain Mens Team Pursuit Final Olympic Stadium, Beijing, China 18 August 2008 Date: 18 August 2008

Ed Clancy, Gerraint Thomas, Steven Burke & Peter Kennaug
Ed Clancy, Gerraint Thomas, Steven Burke and Peter Kennaugh Great Britain London 2012 Olympic Games, Cycling Track, Mens Team Persuit Stratford, London, England 02 August 2012 Date: 02 August 2012

George Clancy International Referee England V NZ Rugby UnionQbe International Twickenham, Middlesex, England 01 December 2012 ENGLAND V NEW ZEALAND Rugby UnionQBE INTERNATIONALS Date: 01 December 2012

Thomas Geraint, Ed Clancy, Paul Manning & Bradley Wiggins Great Britain Mens Team Pursuit Final Olympic Stadium, Beijing, China 18 August 2008 Date: 18 August 2008

THE CLANCY BROTHERS, 1965. Irish folk group The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. Photograph by James J. Kriegsmann, 1965

RODEO: COWBOY, 1923. A portrait of Fog Horn Clancy, Jr. Photograph, 1923

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"Clancy: A Legacy of Irish Folk, Cycling, and Camaraderie" From the iconic Irish folk group The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem in 1962 to the modern-day cycling champions like Ed Clancy & Bradley Wiggins, the name "Clancy" has left an indelible mark across various fields. The Clancy Brothers were pioneers of traditional Irish music, captivating audiences with their soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Their harmonies resonated with people worldwide, bridging cultural gaps through their enchanting performances. Fast forward to the realm of cycling where another set of Clancys emerged as true powerhouses. Ed Clancy & Bradley Wiggins formed a formidable duo that dominated track cycling for years. With Paul Manning, Thomas Geraint, Steven Burke & Peter Kennaugh joining forces at times, this team showcased unparalleled teamwork and determination on their way to numerous victories. But it wasn't just about winning races; it was about building lasting bonds forged through shared experiences. These men pushed each other to new heights while supporting one another every step of the way. Through triumphs and challenges alike, they exemplified what true camaraderie means. Amongst these extraordinary individuals stands George Clancy - a figure whose contributions may not be as widely known but are equally significant. Whether it's his involvement in sports or other endeavors beyond our knowledge, George undoubtedly carries forth the spirit associated with his surname. Through all these different contexts - from folk music to competitive cycling - one thing remains constant: the name "Clancy" symbolizes passion, talent, unity, and resilience. It serves as a reminder that greatness can be achieved when individuals come together towards a common goal.