Person: Frank Campbell

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Newton to challenge Richardson’s Rás reign

CHRIS NEWTON, who won the overall title twice, will join last year’s champion Simon Richardson, and the 2008 winner, Stephen Gallagher, on the line for next month’s FBD Insurance Rás.

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Leigh to lead Ireland on the road to London 2012 Olympics

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Roche feels the heat after epic road battle

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Power surges to title in style

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Walsh to lead Irish boxing team in Beijing

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Power play as O’Loughlin makes move

Newton to lay down law in defence of Rás

CHRIS NEWTON goes to the start line in Tallaght tomorrow defending his FBD Insurance Rás title.

Sat, 20 May, 2006

Support centre bids to cut Belfast suicides

Dozens of lives could be saved with the opening of a new support centre in a suicide blackspot, a victim’s father claimed today.

Tue, 21 Mar, 2006

Kelly’s Academy major boost to Irish cycling hopes

IT began with a few notes on the back of a paper napkin, but yesterday in a Brussels suburb, leading figures from the world of sport gathered for the official dedication of the Sean Kelly Cycling Academy.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2005

Big Irish team ready to roll in Verona

The biggest ever Irish team for the Road Cycling World Championships was announced today to compete at the end of September in Verona in Italy.

Thu, 16 Sep, 2004

Milk Rás victory is a dream come true for McCann

DAVID McCANN finally earned himself a place among Irish cycling's legends by claiming victory in this year's FBD Milk Ras, fulfilling an ambition he harboured since he was runner-up to Tommy Evans eight years ago.

Mon, 31 May, 2004

Nally's triumphant return to Cork

DERMOT NALLY, who has spent all of his racing career in Spain, made a dramatic return to his native Cork yesterday when he screamed into Charleville to win the third stage of the FBD Milk Rás.

Wed, 26 May, 2004

Toughest Rás yet for in-form Irish riders

DAVID O’LOUGHLIN and David McCann are hitting top form but Irish team manager Frank Campbell yesterday said this year’s FBD Milk Rás will be the toughest yet for Irish riders.

Fri, 21 May, 2004

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