Doogan Seizes Overall Lead at Rás Tailteann

Doogan seizes overall lead at Rás Tailteann

Irish riders ended stage two of the Rás Tailteann in a prominent position in the overall standings, with Odhran Doogan seizing the race lead and four other home competitors sitting in the top eight.

2025 Rás Tailteann: stage 2 report and results

Stage 2 of Rás Tailteann 2025 was as attritional as it was spectacular, ending with a magnificent solo victory for Will Perrett (DAS–Richardsons) in Clifden and the emergence of a new race leader: 19-year-old Odhran Doogan (Cycling Ulster), who swept into yellow with a maturity well beyond his years. Featured image: Lorraine O’Sullivan Report From the start in Charlestown, the racing was relentless. “It was full gas from the gun,” Perrett would …

Donegal 21-year-old Doogan takes overall Rás lead as Perrett wins stage two

Ódhran Doogan admits surprise after taking yellow jersey.

Odhran Doogan becomes first Donegal cyclist to lead Rás Tailteann - Donegal Daily

Main pic: Odhran Doogan with Race Director, Gerard Campbell, at the end of today’s Rás. A young Donegal man has today become the first ever cyclist from the county to wear the leader’s yellow jersey of the prestigious Rás Tailteann. Odhran Doogan, from Gortahork, who is riding with Team Cycling Ulster finished third in today’s second stage from Charlestown in Mayo to Clifden in Galway. The points he accumulated on the climbs and in the sprints w…

Ireland's Odhran Doogan takes Rás yellow as race explodes into Clifden

Will Perrett (DAS Richardsons) has won stage 2 of Rás Tailteann on a day when the field exploded during 170.9km of very tough racing from Charlestown into Clifden, Co Galway. Yellow jersey Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase-Cabtech-Castelli) missed the select group, though Irish rider Odhrán Doogan (Cycling Ulster) made the cut – after a prolonged hard chase […] The post Ireland’s Odhrán Doogan takes Rás yellow as race explodes into Clifden | Video appeare…

Rás Tailteann Return To Miltown Malbay

The Rás Tailteann is Ireland’s major international cycling stage race which was first held in 1953. The exciting news for Clare is the announcement of the stage three finish in Miltown Malbay and the stage four start in Ennis. For more on this Alan Morrissey was joined by Race Director, Gearóid Campbell and Maurice Reidy, […] The post Rás Tailteann Return To Miltown Malbay appeared first on Clare FM.