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Brian Canty
The 21-year-old Belfast man, riding for the Irish Development Team, has been close in recent weeks, but he saved his best legs yesterday with a brilliant finishing gallop up to the finish line in Killorglin.
“It was just unbelievable to win like I did,” he said.
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CourtscyclingPlace: BelfastPlace: KillorglinPlace: NetherlandsPlace: West FrisiaPlace: KenmarePlace: Healy PassPlace: AdrigolePlace: CastletownberePlace: GlengarriffPlace: BallingearyPlace: BallyvourneyPlace: KilgarvanPerson: Christopher McGlincheyPerson: Ian RichardsonPerson: Darragh O’MahonyPerson: Sean LaceyPerson: Daire FeeleyPerson: Henry CookePerson: Ali MacaulayPerson: Mark DowlingPerson: McGlincheyPerson: FeeleyPerson: ChrisPerson: Dan MartinPerson: Woet PoelsPerson: MartinPerson: Nairo QuintanaEvent: Volta a CatalunyaOrganisation: GROUPOrganisation: Irish Development TeamOrganisation: Aqua BlueOrganisation: iTapOrganisation: Limerick CCOrganisation: ASEAOrganisation: WheelworxOrganisation: KOMOrganisation: Team SkyOrganisation: Movistar
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