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Here's everything you need to know about the fourth stage of Eurocycles - Eurobaby Junior Tour, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

Here's everything you need to know about the third stage of Eurocycles - Eurobaby Junior Tour, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

The Eurocycles Eurobaby Junior Tour of Ireland returns to the roads of Clare between July 12th and 17th after a two year break due to Covid-19.

The 2022 Criterium National Championships takes place on Wednesday, 6th July in Kells, Co. Meath hosted by Moynalty Cycling Club. Check out the start list here.

Rory Townsend (Wiv SunGod) realised his dream of becoming Irish road race champion on a wet day in Kanturk on Sunday, attacking repeatedly early on to form the day’s breakaway, gaining a buffer on race favourite Eddie Dunbar (Ineos Grenadiers) before the hardest climbs and then proving best as the day went on.

Oisin Ferrity (Island Wheelers) and Erin Grace Creighton (McConvey Cycles) made it two victories for Ulster in the junior road race championships in Kanturk, with both riders winning their races in an uphill sprint to the line.

Alice Sharpe proved strongest in eight rider uphill sprint finish at the senior women’s national championships today and, in doing so, led home an IBCT team clean sweep in the event.

First year WorldTour professional Ben Healy showed his strength at the national time trial championships on Thursday evening, blitzing around a 32.13 kilometre course in Nenagh to win the Elite men’s event.

The Time Trial National Championships takes place this Thursday, 23rd June on the old N7 between Nenagh and Birdhill, with 63 riders set to compete across eight categories.

A strong field has gathered for the 2022 Cycling Ireland Road National Championships this weekend in Kanturk, Co, Cork promoted by Munster Cycling in conjunction with O'Keary Stone Kanturk CC.

Todays’ final stage 5 of the 2022 edition of an Rás took the riders take on a 135.3km route from Kinnegad to Blackrock, Dundalk. After 96km of racing, the race took in 4 laps of a testing technical finishing circuit of just under 10km in length.

Here's everything you need to know about the fifth and final stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

In a fast bunch sprint to the line, Rory Townsend of Team Ireland took todays FBD Insurance sponsored stage win from Odhran Doogan of team Dublin Orwell Pinergy in 2nd and Matteo Cigala of Carlow Dan Morrissey in 3rd place.

In a two-man sprint to the line, Adam Ward of Team Ireland took FBD Insurance stage winners honors from Roscommon man Daire Feeley of the Cork - All Human Velo Revolution Team.

Here's everything you need to know about the third stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

David Louis Sutton of the of the Spanish Brocar-Ale team won todays FBD Insurance sponsored stage honours in a solo effort that also put him in the Cycling Ireland supported yellow jersey of race leader.

Here's everything you need to know about the third stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

Matthew Teggart of the Cycling Ulster team emerged as the winner by the tightest of margins to eclipse his fellow competitors and take victory on the first stage and with it, the coveted yellow jersey of overall leader of the An Rás Tailteann 2022. He now also leads the green jersey points classification.

Here's everything you need to know about the second stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

Here's everything you need to know about the first stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.