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.

Big Irish team ready to roll in Verona
Thu, 16 Sep, 2004 - 17:17

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.

The Grant Thornton Team Ireland consists of 14 riders who will compete in eight events.

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CourtscyclingHeathrowPlace: VeronaPlace: ItalyPlace: CastlebarPlace: KanturkPerson: LetterkennyPerson: Philip DeignanPerson: Nicolas RochePerson: Stephen RochePerson: Tim CassidyPerson: Paidí O'BrienPerson: Andrew McQuaidPerson: David O'LoughlinPerson: David McCannPerson: Colette SwiftPerson: Louise MoriartyPerson: Mary BrennanPerson: Martin MonroePerson: Ciaran KellyPerson: MonroePerson: Mark NestorPerson: Maurice O'BrienPerson: Frank CampbellEvent: Road Cycling World ChampionshipsEvent: World ChampionshipsEvent: Tour de FranceEvent: roadEvent: 2004 FBD Milk RásEvent: Cycling World ChampionshipsEvent: Women's Road RaceOrganisation: Grant Thornton Team IrelandOrganisation: IrelandsOrganisation: Grant Thornton-Ireland Junior teamOrganisation: Ireland
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