Drogheda Wheelers’ annual Louth Coastal Tour will take place on Sunday 27th November.
The route will be our normal 80km spin along the beautiful Louth coast
The event will begin at 10:00 am at Donore National School. Entry fee is €20 for seniors and $10 for youths / juniors. All proceeds go towards Donore National School and the St. John’s Ambulance.
Register now by clicking here
Congratulations to Cormac Meegan, Joanne White and Sean Tolan who are this year’s club champions in the mens senior, ladies and youth categories after some great racing on the Crufty Circuit.
A big thank you to all our riders and to our ever reliable crew of marshalls. Well done to everyone on making this another great day of exciting and safe racing, and we look forward to seeing you all again next year.
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Arek Kluz of Stamullen won the final round of this year’s league. Teammate Javan Nulty’s second place was more than enough to see him comfortably win overall honours. John Holland of Bike Fit Studio took third place.
Click here for more photos from Round 6
Click here for the overall standings.
Javan Nulty of Stamullen consolidated his lead at the top of the overall standings with victory in Round 5. David McCaul of Swords was second with Paul Norton (All human/VeloRevolution Racing Team) third
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Conor Murphy (Rostrevor) won Round 4 of the league with Josh Callaly (Navan) second. Third place for Paul Butler (Sean Kelly Cycling Club) sees him move to within three points of overall leader, Javan Nulty.
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David Hickey (McNally Swords) won Round 3 of the league, with Tim Cronin (Navan) second and Joe Callan (Drogheda Wheelers) third. Javan Nulty (Stamullen) finished 8th and stays 9 points clear of team mate Arek Kluz at the top of the overall standings.
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Javan Nulty (Stamullen RC) won Round 2 of the league, with Cormac Meegan (Drogheda Wheelers) second and David McCaul (McNally Swords) third.
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Donore, Co Meath – Sunday, 3rd July 2022
Promoted by Jons Drogheda Wheelers
A1/2/3/Jun Race
1st. Liam Curley (EvoPro Racing)
2nd. Gareth O’Neill (Team Caldwell Cycles)
3rd. Odhran Doogan (Team Caldwell Cycles)
4th. John Buller (Amicale Cycliste Bisontine)
5th. Quillan Donnelly (Usher Irish Road Club)
6th. Eddie Brennan (Dublin Wheelers)
7th. Shane Coll (Jons Drogheda Wheelers)
8th. Stuart Carrick (Bray Wheelers)
9th. Aaron Wade (Team U Cube 17)
10th. Jason Howick (Bray Wheelers)
Unplaced A2’s
1st. Jason Howick (Bray Wheelers)
2nd. Charlie Holt (Roadman CC)
3rd. Hugh Maguire (UCD CC)
4th. James McEneaney (Moynalty CC)
Unplaced A3’s
1st. Craig Sweetman (Stamullen Road Club)
2nd. Ronan Fitzpatrick (Breffni Wheelers)
3rd. Greg Senko (Un-Attached Leinster)
4th. Robert Neary (Cuchulainn CC)
Unplaced Juniors
1st. Andrew Kelly (Moynalty CC)
2nd. Christopher Marshall (Orwell Wheelers)
3rd. Tom Kinsella (Panduit Carrick Wheelers)
4th. Jack Conroy (Bray Wheelers)
Leading Lady
Linda Kelly (Spin the Bean Power by Coffee)
A4 Race
1st. Vladimirs Grodzickis (Breffni Wheelers)
2nd. Peter Boaden (Gorey CC)
3rd. Barry Paul Dunne (Kildare CC)
4th. Colum Mackle (Armagh City Cyclists)
5th. Andrew Leech (Slaney CC)
6th. David Convery (Armagh Down CC)
7th. Christopher McCarey (Killylough CC)
8th. Samuel Monaghan (Oldcastle CC)
9th. Kevin Belton (Bray Wheelers)
10th. Tony Woods (Clontarf CC)
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FULL RESULTS:
A great, fast race won by Seth Dunwoody, an U16 rider who had special permission to take part in tonight’s senior event. Away on his own for nearly the entire duration of the race. A fantastic effort also by Dunwoody’s teammate and fellow U16 with special permission, Samuel Coleman who took first unplaced junior.
Senior Race
1st. Seth Dunwoody (Shelbourne/Orchard CC)
2nd. Luke Smith (Moynalty CC)
3rd. Cian Keogh (EvoPro Racing)
4th. Conn McDunphy (EvoPro Racing)
5th. Loughlin Campion (Ashbourne Wheelers)
6th. Lindsay Waston (Powerhouse Sport)
7th. Conor Murnane (UCD)
8th. Mark McGinley (Four Masters CC)
9th. Fergus Callaghan (Four Masters CC)
10th. Paul Butler (Sean Kelly CC)
Unplaced A2’s
1st. Aureliusz Klus (Stamullen Road Club)
2nd. James Dane (Velo Club Iveagh)
3rd. Charlie Holt (Roadman CC)
Unplaced A3’s
1st. Paul Butler (Sean Kelly CC)
2nd. Luke Coll (Jons Drogheda Wheelers)
3rd. Andrew Butterly (Velo Club Balrothery)
Unplaced Juniors
1st. Samuel Coleman (Shelbourne/Orchard CC)
2nd. Ruairí Byrne (Orwell Wheelers CC)
3rd. MIkey Flaherty (Lakeside Wheelers)
Leading A4
Stephen Connor (Roadman CC)
U12 Boys
1st. Dylan Murphy (Comeragh CC)
2nd. James Cunningham (Orwell Wheelers CC)
3rd. Kieran Mulvaney (Sliabh Luachra CC)
4th. Rory Mulhearne (Panduit Carrick Wheelers)
5th. Noah Byrne (Carlow RCC)
6th. Oisin Meagher (Comeragh CC)
U12 Girls
1st. Orla Mulhearne (Panduit Carrick Wheelers)
2nd. Isabelle Gaffney (Dungarvan CC)
3rd. Clodagh Quigley (Foyle CC)
U14 Boys
1st. Jack Woods (Carlow RCC)
2nd. Rian McCrystal (Bellurgan Wheelers)
3rd. Darragh Byrne (Gorey CC)
4th. Hugh Og Mulhearne (Panduit Carrick Wheelers)
5th. George Sevastopulo (Sundrive Track Team)
6th. Fionn Killeen (Orwell Wheelers CC)
U14 Girls
1st. Emer Heverin (Kinning Cycles CC)
2nd. Aisha Gannon (Breffni Wheelers)
3rd. Sarah Gaffney (Dungarvan CC)
U16 Boys
1st. Joseph Mullen (Navan Road Club)
2nd. Maximilian Fitzgerald (Dungarvan CC)
3rd. Cameron Henry (Inspired Cycling)
4th. Daniel Scott (Un-attached Ulster)
5th. Donagh O’Connor (Sliabh Luachra CC)
6th. Peter Quigley (Foyle CC)
U16 Girls
1st. Kate Murphy (Sliabh Luachra CC)
2nd. Aine Reilly (Orwell Wheelers CC)
Aaron Rafferty of Spin11 – Chain Reaction Racing Team won Round 1 of this years Mark Mullen League. Click here for the overall standings. Click here for more pictures from Round 1.
