Ireland's premier women's stage race
Broadcast Scheduled for Sunday at 4.00pm
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Ireland’s international stage cycle race Rás na mBan will be broadcast on Ireland’s state broadcaster, RTE TV tomorrow, Sunday 18th. Continue reading “Rás na mBan Show on RTE TV – Broadcast Details”
First Broadcast Scheduled for Friday at 4.30pm
Ireland’s international stage cycle race Rás na mBan will be broadcast on Eurosport UK TV today, Friday.
The half hour highlights programme to be shown at 4.30pm will feature action from the 16th edition of Rás na mBan based in Kilkenny and surrounding counties as 22 teams of five riders do battle over six stages and five days for the coveted race leader’s magenta jersey.
Team Ireland led by Lara Gillespie faced squads from all over Europe and the USA with riders from 13 nations including race leaders and stage winners Lieke van Zeelst from The Netherlands and Scotland’s Kate Richardson.
The highlights show will be shown on a number of occasions on Eurosport UK in the coming days.
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Alba Development Road Team’s Kate Richardson overcame late drama to secure overall victory at Rás na mBan in Kilkenny City this afternoon. The Scottish rider was caught up in a crash on the wet roads with six laps to go, resulting in a mechanical and two bike changes before she was able to re-join the main bunch on the following lap.
Continue reading “Richardson Secures Rás na mBan Victory After Final Day Drama”
Scottish Rider Edges Clear of Van Zeelst by Fractions of a Second
Kate Richardson overturned a five second deficit to overnight leader Lieke van Zeelst in dramatic fashion in this morning’s stage five time trial around Kilkenny Castle.
Continue reading “Richardson Snatches Rás na mBan Lead in Stage Five Time Trial”
Team Ireland’s Lara Gillespie stormed to victory in Piltown, County Kilkenny today, replicating her stage one success of this year’s Rás na mBan.
Continue reading “Gillespie Doubles Up in Piltown”
Kate Richardson showed fierce determination to finally land a stage win on today’s summit finish to The Cut in the Slieve Bloom Mountains, Co Laois.