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Yellow Jersey Sponsor And Further Visiting Teams Announced
Conor McGoldrick (Richardsons Trek DAS) wins stage one of Rás Tailteann 2023 from Navan to Birr.

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>>>


Rás Tailteann 24 To Start In Tullamore

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>>>


The Route Of The 2024 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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Dillon Corkery Of Team Ireland Caims Overall Rás Tailteann Victory After Breakaway Success On Stage 5 Of Rás Tailteann 2023 Into Blackrock
Dillon Corkery Team Ireland


Finn Crockett of Derry: Foyle CC won today’s FBD Insurance sponsored stage 5 after proving fastest in a breakaway sprint victory after 133.4km of racing.

Second over the line was Jack Crook of UK: Trek Richardson followed by Matthew Fox of Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli. It was a sensational day for the general classification as Dillon Corkery of Team Ireland who finished 5th today gained more than 2 minutes on the Bective Stud yellow jersey Conor McGoldrick of UK: Trek Richardson. As a result, Dillion Corkery captured overall Rás Tailteann victory today followed by Cormac McGeough of US: Good Guys Racing in second and Conor McGoldrick of UK: Trek Richardson in third.
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Dillon Corkery Of Team Ireland Claims First Irish Stage Victory On Stage 4 Of Rás Tailteann 2023 Into Monaghan
Dillon Corkery Of Team Ireland Claims First Irish Stage Victory On Stage 4 Of Rás Tailteann 2023 Into Monaghan

Dillon Corkery of Team Ireland won today’s FBD Insurance sponsored stage 4 after proving fastest in a sprint victory after 175.9km of racing.

Second over the line was Finn Crockett of Derry: Foyle CC followed by Matthew Fox of Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli. The general classification remains unchanged as Conor McGoldrick of UK: Trek Richardson continues to wear the Bective Stud yellow jersey leading by 4 seconds over Dan Gardener of UK: Embark Spirit followed by Joseph Laverick of the Derry: Foyle CC team in third More>>>


Matthew Fox Of The UK: Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli Team Claims Back-to-Back Stage Victories On Stage 3 Of Rás Tailteann 2023 Into Castlebar
Matthew Fox Of The UK: Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli Team Claims Back-to-Back Stage Victories On Stage 3 Of Rás Tailteann 2023 Into Castlebar

Photo Lorraine O'Sullivan

Matthew Fox of the UK: Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli team won today’s FBD Insurance sponsored stage 3 after again proving fastest in a sprint victory after 149.3km of racing.

Second over the line was Dillon Corkery of Team Ireland followed by Finn Crockett of Derry: Foyle CC. The general classification remains unchanged as Conor McGoldrick of UK: Trek Richardson continues to wear the Bective Stud yellow jersey leading by 4 seconds over Dan Gardener of UK: Embark Spirit followed by Joseph Laverick of the Derry: Foyle CC team in third. More>>>


Conor McGoldrick Of The UK: Richardson Trek Team Claims Victory And Takes Race Lead On Stage 1 of Rás Tailteann 2023
Conor McGoldrick UK Richardson Trek Das Winning Stage 1. (Pic. Lorraine O'Sullivan)
Conor McGoldrick of the UK: Trek Richardson team won today’s FBD Insurance sponsored stage 1 in an effort that also put him into the Bective Stud supported race leader’s yellow jersey.

Second over the line was Dan Gardener of the UK: Embark Spirit team who is now second on general classification 4 seconds behind McGoldrick. with Joseph Laverick of the Derry: Foyle CC team in third following his placing today. More>>>


Rás 2023 Rider Start List
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General Classification Yellow Jersey Sponsor Bective Stud
Cáirde Rás Tailteann is thrilled to share the last of our sponsors for the 2023 edition of the race, and announce an enhanced collaboration with Bective Stud who have returned in 2023 to sponsor the coveted General Classification Yellow Jersey. More>>>


Points Classification Green Jersey Sponsor City Break Apartments

Publicising the next of our main classification sponsors for the 2023 edition of An Rás Tailteann.

Cáirde Rás Tailteann announces the return of City Break Apartments as the sponsor of the coveted points classification jersey for the 2023 edition. More>>>


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