Event: FBD Milk Rás

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O’Loughlin finally reaps reward

DAVID O’LOUGHLIN (Total Cycling.com) finally reaped the reward of honest endeavour when he won the national road race championships in Sligo yesterday.

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McCann wins FBD Milk Ras

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McCann’s hard miles pay off in Kerry climb

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McCann takes Rás stage in Cahirciveen

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Nally's triumphant return to Cork

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Irish cyclist wins third stage of Rás

Third stage of FBD Milk Rás to get underway

The third stage of the FBD Milk Rás is due to get underway in Galway today.

Tue, 25 May, 2004

O’Loughlin hopeful of Rás route to Athens

DAVID O’LOUGHLIN aims to enhance his prospects of making the Irish Olympic cycling team with a podium finish in next week’s FBD Milk Rás.

Tue, 18 May, 2004

Lynch wins in Dungarvan

Denis Lynch won the Kelly Pharmacy GP in Dungarvan yesterday.

Mon, 17 May, 2004

Kazakhstan return with powerful young team for Milk Rás

LAST year a bunch of young riders from Kazakhstan and Sweden took the FBD Milk Rás by storm.

Mon, 10 May, 2004

Another boost for O’Loughlin

DAVID O’LOUGHLIN gave his form another boost in advance of the FBD Milk Rás when he won the coveted Murphy & Gunn Shay Elliott race in Bray on Sunday.

Tue, 27 Apr, 2004

Hibernian riders ones to beat in Rás

Brendan Mooney

Thu, 08 Apr, 2004

Roche gets Irish challenge underway

NICOLAS ROCHE, whose illustrious father Stephen won the world title as part of his triple crown in 1987, will get the Irish interest underway when he goes in the 30.8k U-23 individual time trial at the world cycling championships in Hamilton, Ontario, today.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2003

O’Sullivan pips Barry to claim first national senior title

STEPHEN O’SULLIVAN (Cycleways Lee Strand) won his first national senior title in the All-Ireland Criterium Championship around the famed Monaghan Road circuit in Cork yesterday.

Mon, 29 Sep, 2003

Murphy tests positive for banned substance

IRISH cyclist Conor Murphy has tested positive for the substance pseudoephedrine, in a test carried out at the Tour of Ulster on May 5th, 2003.

Sat, 31 May, 2003

Delighted Newton claims Rás title

CHRIS NEWTON (Great Britain), runner-up to Ciaran Power 12 months earlier, may not have been in race-winning form coming into this year’s FBD Milk Rás, but the world points champion could not hide his excitement as he left Dublin with the overall title last evening after a dramatic week.

Mon, 26 May, 2003

Newton is sitting pretty

CHRIS NEWTON (Great Britain), the world points champion, is virtually assured of overall victory going into the penultimate stage of the FBD Milk Rás.

Sat, 24 May, 2003

Newton’s law on Mamore ascent as Evans loses yellow jersey

CHRIS NEWTON (Great Britain) won the first mountain stage of this year’s FBD Milk Rás and stripped Ireland’s Tommy Evans of the race leader’s yellow jersey, as hopes of retaining the title won by Ciaran Power last year faded down the general classification sheet on a day of drama and excitement on the 90 mile trip from Letterkenny to Buncrana.

Fri, 23 May, 2003

Evans still leads Milk Rás

Ireland's Tommy Evans holds the lead at the FBD Milk Rás.

Wed, 21 May, 2003

Power wins in Ballina as Evans leads Milk Rás

Ireland's Ciaran Power has won the third stage of the FBD Milk Rás from Clifden to Ballina.

Tue, 20 May, 2003

Evans wins sprint into Roscrea

TOMMY EVANS, riding for the Irish Sports Council team, got the FBD Milk Rás off to a flying start yesterday when he won a two man sprint for stage victory with the young Dane, Ari Hojgaard, into Roscrea and claimed the first yellow jersey of this year’s showpiece.

Mon, 19 May, 2003

Barry peaking for Milk Rás bid

TIMMY BARRY got the perfect boost in advance of the FBD Milk Rás when he reclaimed the Tour of Ulster over the bank holiday weekend – a title he won in magnificent style two years ago.

Thu, 08 May, 2003

Power moves closer to Rás victory

Ireland's Ciarán Power moved a step closer to winning the FBD Milk Rás as he finished second to Britain's Chris Newton in today's penultimate stage.

Sat, 25 May, 2002