Cycling Ireland National Road Series | Overall results after four rounds

Caoimhe O'Brien wins the Des Hanlon Memorial in Carlow in March. The 20-year-old from Westmeath now leads the overall standings in the women's Cycling Ireland National Road Series (Photo: Sean Rowe)

There may have been new winners at 'Round 4' of the Cycling Ireland National Road Series in Cong, Co Mayo, yesterday but the same riders remain at the top of the overall standings in the series, though the gaps have now become a little closer.

Matt Teggart (WiV SunGod) won the first three rounds of the men's series and while he was absent yesterday, as he was racing in France, he still tops the men's overall and was expected to try and defend that lead and win the series overall this year.

Teggart is on top with 120 points, with Conor Murnane (UCD Cycling Club) 2nd on 72 points and Luke Smith (Moynalty Cycling Club) next on 71. With double points for the final round of the series, it's all to play for even though Teggart is in great form and already has a big lead.

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In the senior women's series, Caoimhe O'Brien (Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar) leads the way on 115 points - having won the first two rounds of the series. Yesterday's breakthrough winner in Cong, Gabriele Glodenyte (UCD Cycling Club), is now 2nd on 108 while Irish junior champion Aoife O'Brien (Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar) is in 3rd place on 98.

Aoife O'Brien also leads the junior women's series with 145 points. Fellow junior international Erin Grace Creighton (McConvey Cycles) is next on 115 points, with Emma Smith (Navan Road Club) in 3rd on 85 points.

In the junior men's series, Patrick O'Loughlin (Panduit Carrick Wheelers) is top of the classification on 115 with yesterday's junior race winner Sam Bolger (Killarney Cycling Club) 2nd on 104 points. Adam Gilsenan (Club Ciclisto Canturino) is 3rd on 89 points.

Cycling Ireland National Road Series 2022

Overall Results after Four Rounds

Senior Women

  1. Caoimhe O'Brien (Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar) 115
  2. Gabriele Glodenyte (UCD Cycling Club) 108
  3. Aoife O'Brien (Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar) 98
  4. Erin Grace Creighton (McConvey Cycles) 83
  5. Ella Doherty (UCD Cycling Club) 79
  6. Jemma Speers (North Down CC) 78
  7. Eve McCrystal (Bellurgan Wheelers) 70
  8. Emma Smith (Navan Road Club) 54
  9. Cleo Harvey (Dublin Wheelers) 35
  10. Suzanne White (Sorrento CC) 35
  11. Mia Griffin (ILLI-Bikes Cycling Team) 35
  12. Mary Corless (Challenge Cycling Club) 31

Senior Men

  1. Matthew Teggart (WiV SunGod) 120
  2. Conor Murnane (UCD Cycling Club) 72
  3. Luke Smith (Moynalty Cycling Club) 71
  4. Tom Regan (Seven Springs CC Loughrea) 55
  5. Mark Dowling (All human/VeloRevolution Racing Team) 55
  6. Timothy O' Regan (All human/VeloRevolution Racing Team) 54
  7. Gareth O Neill (Team Caldwell Cycles) 54
  8. Dean Harvey (Spellman-Dublin Port) 45
  9. Paul Kennedy (Burren Cycling Club) 44
  10. Darnell Moore (Team Caldwell Cycles) 40
  11. Conn McDunphy (EvoPro Racing) 35
  12. Cillian Murphy (Galway Bay CC) 31

Junior Women

  1. Aoife O'Brien (Torelli-Assure-Cayman Islands-Scimitar) 145
  2. Erin Grace Creighton (McConvey Cycles) 115
  3. Emma Smith (Navan Road Club) 85
  4. Shauna Finn (Newcastle West Cycling Club) 55
  5. Katie Reilly (Orwell Wheelers Cycling Club) 30

Junior Men

  1. Patrick O'Loughlin (Panduit Carrick Wheelers) 115
  2. Sam Bolger (Killarney Cycling Club) 104
  3. Adam Gilsenan (Club Ciclisto Canturino) 89
  4. Conal Scully (Carlow RCC) 84
  5. Quillan Donnelly (Usher Irish Road Club) 83
  6. Niall McLoughlin (Westport Covey Wheelers Cycling Club) 70
  7. Samuel Moloney (Greenmount CA) 63
  8. Oisin Ferrity (Island Wheelers) 52
  9. Matt Griffin (O'Leary Stone Kanturk) 36
  10. Andrew Kelly (Moynalty Cycling Club) 35
  11. Luke Moynihan (O'Leary Stone Kanturk) 35
  12. Rory Gallagher (Castlebar Cycling Club) 34

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