Who Wins When Riders Are On The Same Time

As the 2024 Rás Tailteann rolls towards the finish line in Bective Stud, Tea Rooms and Apartments, County Meath, much like last year, who will end up taking the coveted Yellow Jersey is still very much up in the air.
The big difference with the current 2024 GC is that it is stacked! Three riders Dom Jackson,UK Foran CT, Conn McDunphy USA Skyling Cadence & Liam O'Brien Team Ireland are all on the same time but Dom Jackson is nonetheless the race leader.

This is how the Commissaires explained how it works for those who might not be familiar with the intricacies involved.

When riders are on the same time, the sum of their stage placings comes into play.

Whomever has the lowest combined stage placings total is ahead of the next rider as the the graphic shows.
So we're all set up for a grande finale tomorrow and an exciting finish to the 69th edition of An Rás Tailteann. Best of luck to all More>>>

Rás Tailteann Stage 4 - How It Unlolded

Tom Martin,UK Wheelbase-Cabtech-Castelli Wins Stage Four Of Rás Tailteann In Kildare Town

Stage 4 of Rás Tailteann took the riders from Horse & Jockey to Kildare Town over a distance of 143.7KM.

The stage was won by Tom Martin of Wheelbase - Cabtech - Castelli Team with Will Perrett of Spirit TBW Stuart Hall Cycling in second. Jim Brown (UK Ribble Rebellion) rounded out the podium

No change to yellow as Dom Jackson (Foran CT) maintains general classification.

Odhran Doogan (Team Ireland) takes over the green points jersey from his team mate and defending champion Dillon Corkery.

Dean Harvey (Team Ireland) takes over the KOH jersey after winning all categorised climbs today More>>>

Rás Tailteann Stage 3- How it Unlolded

Dom Jackson Uk Foran CT In Yellow For The Second Day

Stage 3 of Rás Tailteann took the riders from Kenmare to Cahir over a distance of 154.8KM.
The stage was won by Irish man Cormac McGeough riding as part of the Mexican Canel’s Java Team. John Buller from Spellman Dublin Port finished second with Odhran Doogan (Team Ireland) in third.

No change to yellow as Dom Jackson (UK Foran CT) leads the general classification. Defending champion Dillon Corkery (Team Ireland) holds onto the green points jersey while Conor McGoldrick from the UK Richardsons Trek DAS team takes over the KOH classification.

The stage was won by Irish man Cormac McGeough riding as part of the Mexican Canel’s Java Team. John Buller from Spellman Dublin Port finished second with Odhran Doogan (Team Ireland) in third.

No change to yellow as Dom Jackson (UK Foran CT) leads the general classification. Defending champion Dillon Corkery (Team Ireland) holds onto the green points jersey while Conor McGoldrick from the UK Richardsons Trek DAS team takes over the KOH classification.
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Rás Tailteann Stage 2 How it Unlolded

Photo Lorraine O'Sullivan

Rás Tailteann Stage 2 – Short Summary
Stage 2 of Rás Tailteann took the riders from Kanturk to Sneem over a distance of 183.8KM.

The stage was won by Conn McDunphy, an Irish man riding as part of the USA Skyline-CADENCE team with Liam O'Brien from Team Ireland in second. George Peden from UK Team PB Performance finished third with Dillon Corkery from Team Ireland finishing fourth for the second consecutive day.

Dom Jackson from UK Foran CT takes the yellow jersey with Liam O'Brien from Team Ireland in second and Conn McDunphy from USA Skyline-CADENCE in third. All three riders are on the same time overall. Defending champion Dillon Corkery of Team Ireland finds himself in fifth overall with a deficit of 32 seconds.

Logan Maclean of Killarney CC is the leader of the KOH competition, and Matteo Cigala is leading the Irish county rider competition More>>>

Rás Tailteann Stage 1 - How It Unfoled

On The Road Action

Stage 1 of Rás Tailteann took the riders from Tullamore to Kilmallock over a distance of 147.6KM.

The stage was won by Alex Pritchard from the UK Richardsons Trek Team, who will wear the first yellow jersey of the race. Irish man Paul Kennedy, riding as part of the USA Skyline-CADENCE team, finished second, and Dom Jackson from UK Foran CT finished third. Defending champion Dillon Corkery (Team Ireland) finished fourth.

The first Irish county rider home was Matteo Cigala of the Carlow Dan Morrissey Primor by the Pissei team, while Odhran Doogan (Team Ireland) leads the young rider classification.
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Official Start Sheet Stage 1 Ras Tailteann 2024

All The Jerseys

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List Of Competitors For Rás Tailteann 2024

Dillon Corkery Ireland Wears No.1 in the 2024 Rás Tailteann

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County Jersey Sponsor And Final Visiting Team Plus Irish National Team

Team Ireland celebrates victory in Rás Tailteann 2023 after the final stage in Blackrock

The 2024 edition of the Rás Tailteann will take place from Wednesday, May 22nd to Sunday, May 26th. This is the 69th edition of the race.

This year, the event will kick off from Tullamore, County Offaly in Ireland’s Midlands, where the first stage finish will be in Kilmallock. This will be the first-ever Rás Tailteann stage to finish in the County Limerick town. The 2024 edition will also have finishes in Sneem, County Kerry on the famous ‘Ring of Kerry’, Cahir, County Tipperary which will see the first finish there since 1967 and Kildare Town, County Kildare with the fifth and final stage of the 2024 Rás Tailteann finishing in Bective, County Meath where the race will take in three laps of a 14.1KM spectator-friendly finishing circuit.

784.8KM of Irish roads awaits this year's entrants with a total of eighteen categorised climbs over the five stages, including two x category one climbs on stages two and four. More>>>

Iconic Ras Tailteann Cycle Race Comes To East Meath And Drogheda

CYCLING fans will have a rare opportunity to see international-class racing on their own doorstep when the iconic Ras Tailteann passes through east Meath and Drogheda on its way to the finish in Bective on Sunday week.

The 2024 edition of the Rás - the 69th since it was first formed in 1953 - starts next Wednesday with a 147.6km stage from Tullamore to Kilmallock in Limerick, and on Thursday the competitors face a further 183.8km from Kanturk to Sneem in County Kerry.

The riders remain in Munster for Stage 3 on Friday as they snake their way through the countryside from Kenmare to Cahir in Tipperary, a distance of 154.8km.

Saturday’s fourth stage is the shortest, covering a distance of 139.2km from Horse & Jockey to Kildare Town.

Andres Hernando from City Break Apartments presents Matthew Fox (Team Wheelbase-Cabtech-Castelli) with the Green Points Jersey at the conclusion of the 2023 Rás Tailteann.

The 2024 edition of the Rás Tailteann will take place from Wednesday, May 22nd to Sunday, May 26th. This is the 69th edition of the race.

This year, the event will kick off from Tullamore, County Offaly in Ireland’s Midlands, where the first stage finish will be in Kilmallock. This will be the first-ever Rás Tailteann stage to finish in the County Limerick town. The 2024 edition will also have finishes in Sneem, County Kerry on the famous ‘Ring of Kerry’, Cahir, County Tipperary which will see the first finish there since 1967 and Kildare Town, County Kildare with the fifth and final stage of the 2024 Rás Tailteann finishing in Bective, County Meath where the race will take in three laps of a 14.1KM spectator-friendly finishing circuit. 784.8KM of Irish roads awaits this year's entrants with a total of eighteen categorised climbs over the five stages, including two x category one climbs on stages two and four
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