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2025 Ras Tailteann - Another Sponsor and More Teams Announced
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2025 Waller Cup Senior Races - Video Clips
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Road Videos
WEEKEND RACING RESULTS - 26th & 27th April 2025
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ROAD RACING
Some weekend results here, All-Ireland 3rd Level Cycling Championships, Mick Beggan Memorial, John Drumm races and Bohermeen Waller Cup events...
2025 Ras Tailteann - Bib Sponsor and US Team Announced
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Today announced Kia Ireland, who will be the official sponsor of the rider numbers and American team 'Good Guys Racing NYC' are confirmed for this year's Ras Tailteann which starts on the 21st of May...
Irish Team Named for Next Months Ras Tailteann
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Cycling Ireland Name Team for Junior Nations Cup
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2025 DORNAN RAS MUMHAN - Day Four Report
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Ras Mumhan Final Podium - Picture courtesy of Caroline Kerley
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In a jaw-dropping display of grit and determination, Tom Martin of Spellman Dublin Port Cycling Team turned the tides of Rás Mumhan 2025 on its final day, overhauling a significant time deficit to seize overall victory in front of roaring crowds in Killorglin.
Irish Team Results at Belgian International Track Meet
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Track Racing
A team of 11 Irish riders made the trip to Belgium for the Belgian Track International over Easter Weekend. A mix of male and female riders spread across Elite and Junior categories contained experienced heads and determined youth...
2025 DORNAN RAS MUMHAN - Day Three Report
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Ras Mumhan Stage 3 - Picture courtesy of Caroline Kerley
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Despite the fierce competition, Jamie Whitcher (Composite Black) retained his grip on the yellow jersey. A composed performance over the day’s climbs saw him finish safely in the main GC group, holding a 25-second lead over Martin...
2025 DORNAN RAS MUMHAN - Day Two Report
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Ras Mumhan Stage 2 - Picture courtesy of Caroline Kerley
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Stage 2 of the Dornan Rás Mumhan delivered everything it promised — relentless climbs, spectacular views, and fierce racing from start to finish. The day began with a 9km neutralised roll-out from St. Oliver’s School to Fossa before the flag dropped...