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1965 Shay O'Hanlon Wins His Second Rás Tailteann
By Eddie Dawson
Mar 23, 2007, 10:21


 

Irish Framers Journal Rás Tailteann

20th. June - 27th. June 1965

Route

Stage 1:   Dublin To Monaghan , 83 Miles.
Dublin, Balbriggan, Drogheda, Dundalk, Castleblaney, Monaghan.

Stage 2:   Monaghan To Birr, 115 Miles.
Monaghan, Clones, Cavan Via Bellananagh, Finnea, Castlepollard, Mullingar, Kilbeggan, Tullamore, Birr.

Stage 3:   Birr To Nenagh, 77 Miles.
Birr, Roscrea, Borris-In- Ossory, Durrow, Urkingford, Thueles, Borrisoleigh, Nenagh.

Stage 4:   Nenagh To Killarney, 94 Miles.
Nenagh, Limerick, Rathkeale, Newcastlewest, Abbeyfeale, Castleisland, Farranfore, Killarney.

Stage 5:   Killarney To Killarney, 104 Miles.
Killarney, Killorglin, Glenbeigh, Cahersiveen, Waterville, Sneem, Kenmare, Killarney.

Stage 6:   Killarney To Clonmel, 94 Miles.
Killarney, Rathmore, Mallow, Fermoy, Mitchelstown, Cahir, Clonmel.

Stage 7:   Clonmel To Carlow, 104 Miles.
Clonmel, Carrick-On-Suir, Waterford, New Ross, Enniscorthy, Bunclody, Carlow.

Stage 8A:  Carlow To Kilcullen, 23 Mile Time Trial.

Stage 8B:  Dublin Phoenix Park, 30 Miles.

Shay O'Hanlon Dublin Winner Of The 1965 Rás Tailteann

Shay With The Victory Laurls Around His Shoulders Signs Autographs For A Young Admirer

Stage Winners:

Stage 1:
    Dublin To Monaghan , 83 Miles.   S.O'Hanlon (Dublin) 3-15-00

Stage 2:    Monaghan To Birr, 115 Miles.   G. Howard, (Meath) 5-35-00

Stage 3:    Birr To Nenagh, 77 Miles.   S.O'Hanlon, (Dublin)  3-22-00

Stage 4:    Nenagh To Killarney, 94 Miles.   S. O'Hanlon (Dublin)  5-00-00

Stage 5:     Killarney To Killarney, 104 Miles.  J. Kennedy (Dublin)  5-07-00

Stage 6:     Killarney To Clonmel, 94 Miles.  B. Keane (Waterford)  3-46-00

Stage 7:    Clonmel To Carlow, 104 Miles.  M.O'Donoghue (Carlow)   4-12-00

Stage 8A:
  Carlow To Kilcullen, 23 Mile Time Trial.  S. O'Hanlon (Dublin) 55-41

Stage 8B:  Dublin Phoenix Park, 30 Miles. S.O'Hanlon (Dublin)  1-08-15

Jimmy Kennedy Dublin Third Overall And Stage Winner


Race Director :     Joe Christle

 
Gabriel Howard after winning stage two of the 1965 Ras Tailteann from Monaghan to Birr 115 Miles in 5-35-00. Gabriel shattered after his win is helped off his bike by his friend Leo Collins and his Wife Celine in background with Mick Collins on left

 
Gabriel Howard Meath Winner Of Stage 2

 General Classification

1.

2.      

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

S. O’Hanlon, Dublin.

S. Lally, Dublin.

J. Kennedy, Dublin.

M. Creighton, Meath.

J. Drumm, Kerry

B. McKenna, Meath

 

 

 

 

 31-27-20
      07-56

      13-22

      14-45

      16-22

      16-24

     

     

     

     

Team Winners Dublin
S. O'Hanlon, S. Lally. J. Kennedy

Jonhhy Drumm Kerry 5th.Overall @16-22


Mike O'Donoghue Carlow Wins Stage7 From Clonmel To Carlow His Home Town

List Of Competitors 1965

 Antrim

1.    E. Rafter

2.    G. McKenna

3.    M. Collins

4.    L. Harte

5.    B. Connaughton

 

Carlow

6.    M. O’Donoghue

 

Kildare

7.    E. Flanagan

8.    M. Christle

9.    P. Flanagan

 

Limerick

10. J. Shanahan

11. J. Houlihan

12. M. Slattery

13. C. Kelleher

14. M. Martin

 

Dublin

15. D. Mcgrath

16. S. O’Hanlon

17. J. Kennedy

18. P. Hynes

19. S. Lally

20. R.Shaw

 

Cork

21. T.Pratt

22. F. O’Sullivan

23. M. Twomey

24. J. Dorgan

 

Tipperary

25. P. Wall

26. S. Walsh

27. J. Lonergan

28. E. Phelan

29. T. Kiely

30. J. Clarke

 

Derry

31. L. Gallagher

32. N. McGeally

33. P. Fields

 

Meath

34. B. McKenna

35. M. Creighton

36. F. Reilly

37. S. Kennedy

38. G. Howard

39. T. Reilly

Kerry

40. J. Drumm

41. G. Mangan

42. A. Arthurs

43. L. Brosnan

44. E. Breen

 

Waterford

45. M. O’Callaghan

 

Louth

46. P. Neary

47. T. Hughes

48. R. Knowd

49. J. Noonan

50. J. Roche

 

Galway

51. P. Walsh

52. S. Clancy

53. R. Naylor

54. B. Gallagher

55. W. Maguire

56. P. Caulfield

 

Monaghan

57. A. Murphy

 

Clonmel

71. J. Lonergan

72. J. Cummins

 

Harp

73. K. Monaghan

74. M. Neeson

75. P. O’Connell

76. A. Small

 

Velo Sport

77. J. Carbery

78. T. Campbell

79. M. McNamara

80. D. Melon

81. J. Emmet

82. A. Robinson

 

Kerry

83. J.J. Sullivan

84. J. Brosnan

85. P. Finnegan

 

 

Waterford

86. B. Keane

87. D. Power

 

Mount Pleasant

88. J. Gaughran

89. P. O’Shaughnessy

 

Gate

90. P. Sargent

91. P. Fogarty

92. P. Murphy

 

Brownstown

93.   E. Thackaberry

 
Shay O'Hanlon 2 Times Winner Of The Rás Tailteann

Mick Creighton in the Meath colours and Mick Twomey 23. Also in the picture can be seen Tom Reilly and Seamus Kennedy in the Meath colours on stage 1 from Dublin to Monaghan. (Photo Courtesy of Sean Duffy)

T. Pratt, Cork, Johnny Drumm Kerry rider and Tom Hughes of Louth seen here on the way to the finish of stage 1 into Monaghan in the 1965 Rás Tailteann. (Photo Courtesy of Sean Duffy)

The Meath Team 1965, Ben McKenna, Gabriel Howard,Seamus Kennedy, Frank Reilly, Mick Creighton,Tom Reilly

Louth Team, P.Neary, P. O'Shaughnessey. J.Roche,T.Hughes, J. Gaughran. D.Knowd,

Tragic Note.
Three of the riders who were very prominent in the 1965 Rás Bernard Keane Waterford, Johnny Drumm Kerry, and Paddy Neary Of Louth, were all killed in accidents in the year before the next Rás.

 



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