Ireland's premier women's stage race
Alice Barnes (Team GB) sprinted through the rain on the Parade in Kilkenny to take her second stage victory of the week as An Post Rás na mBan came to a conclusion in Kilkenny today. Continue reading “Barnes Doubles up as Barker Wins Overall”
The Netherlands’ Belle de Gast of WV Breda took her second stage win of the week as she sprinted up the Parade in front of Kilkenny Castle to win the penultimate stage of An Post Rás na mBan. Continue reading “De Gast On the Double At Kilkenny Castle”
Britain’s Elinor Barker has taken a second successive stage win in An Post Rás na mBan with victory in the stage four time trial in Kilkenny this morning. Continue reading “Barker Doubles Up in Time Trial”
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Great Britain’s Alice Barnes sprinted in ahead of a group of 28 to win the second stage of An Post Rás na mBan in Castlecomer today. Continue reading “Barnes Storms in to Castlecomer on Stage Two”
National selections from Great Britain and the Isle of Man are among a record entry of riders from 19 nations gearing up for Ireland’s top international stage race for women. Continue reading “Nineteen Nationalities Lining Up for An Post Rás na mBan”
Ahead of the final deadline for entries to An Post Rás na mBan 2017, Irish national road race champion Lydia Boylan travelled to Kilkenny to meet David Fitzgerald, Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, at Kilkenny Castle to announce details of this year’s event which gets under way in Kilkenny on Wednesday 6th September. Continue reading “Kilkenny Looks Forward to An Post Rás na mBan”