The Dornan Rás Mumhan returns with the Team Time Trial on Friday the 18th of April. And some new challenges, with the reintroduction of the iconic climb in South Kerry, Cuam an Aispig and a new stage finish in the village of Portmagee...
Jake Hales (right) on the attack during Rás Tailteann 2024. (Photographer: Sean Rowe)
County prize sponsor, jersey partner & U23 jersey sponsor, first visiting teams for the 70th edition of the Rás Tailteann will take place from May 21st to May 25th...
Entries for the 2025 70th edition of Rás Tailteann are now open for Irish county and provincial teams ONLY. They will remain open from 2pm on Monday, March 10th until 5pm on Monday, March 24th Please enter as early as possible to allow for any issues/queries that may arise.
Race Director Ger Campbell said: “We are really excited to release the route for the 70th edition of Rás Tailteann. I am super proud of the event we managed to get back on the road in 2022 and have grown from strength to strength each year since...
The event will start in the cycling stronghold of Drogheda, on the 21st May, heading westwards to finish in Boyle, then a transfer to Charlestown for the start of stage 2 where the riders will take on the infamous Windy Gap and Maumtrasna climbs...
Cycling enthusiasts are gearing up for one of the most significant events in the Irish domestic calendar, the 2025 Dornan Rás Mumhan. This year’s race once again promises excitement, with participation from both international and domestic teams set against the stunning landscapes of Kerry and Cork...
This video captures some of the stage starts, stage finishes and some interviews with various riders and hopefully captures the atmosphere that is present on the magical Ras Tailteann...
Rás na mBan race organisers have announced the dates for the 19th edition of the race in 2025. As has been the custom for many the years, Ireland's top international stage race will be a five-day event occupying its usual early Autumn slot of the first week of September...
Ireland’s international stage cycle race Rás na mBan will be broadcast on Eurosport UK TV tomorrow, Thursday 19th of September. The half hour highlights programme will be shown at 4.30pm on Eurosport 2 with action from the Rás na mBan in Kilkenny...