Person: Brian Ahern

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Cloughduv’s 18-year journey not finished just yet

Cloughduv coach Tim Barry- Murphy is battling a head cold. Not that he’s complaining, of course. It’s a very small price to pay for the opportunity to be still calling drills and placing out cones in late November.

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Dungourney refuse to buckle

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Cloughduv’s second-half surge wears down Grenagh

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Cloughduv edge home in thriller

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Lyons inspirational as Canovee fashion second-half comeback to reach final

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The businessman, the publican and the brains: net closes in on Limerick’s crime bosses

O’Loughlin hits top gear to close the gap on Bonca

DAVID O’LOUGHLIN produced a sensational performance to claim victory at the top of Seskin Hill but the yellow jersey of the FBD Milk Ras remains, and only just, with Slovenian Valter Bonca.

Sat, 29 May, 2004

Elliott rolls back years with sprint victory

MALCOLM ELLIOTT, the doyen of British sprinters, finally achieved his stage victory when he won the big bunch sprint into Millstreet yesterday.

Fri, 28 May, 2004

Cohnen on right road to victory

VICTORY on the FBD Milk Rás came earlier than expected for Stefan Cohnen.

Tue, 25 May, 2004

Athea sound a warning with Claughaun rout

Athea 2-12 Claughaun 2-3

Mon, 18 Aug, 2003

Dawson takes centre stage

KEVIN DAWSON (Lancaster Life Repair Group) succeeded where team mate, Mark Lovatt, failed so narrowly the previous day when he rode into Letterkenny to win yesterday’s fourth stage of the FBD Milk Ras which took the riders 107 miles from Ballina in persistent if not torrential rain.

Thu, 22 May, 2003

Cycling dealt massive blow as top officials resign

THERE was a huge shock for Irish cycling last night with news that the two highest-ranking members of the High Performance Committee had resigned their posts.

Fri, 28 Mar, 2003

Taekwondo team sweeps the medals

THE only problem faced by the Irish taekwondo team in returning from the world championships in Canada, this week was where to put the medals.

Wed, 24 Jul, 2002