
Greg Swinand has put in a fantastic ride at the Noel
& Kieran Hammond Memorial TT, scalping Conn McDunphy to win.
The veteran rider and multiple Irish champion against the
watch, whipped around the 32.5km course in Roundwood, Co Wicklow, in a time of
45:35.
That put the Dan Morrissey-MIG-Pactimo top of the
standings by 37 seconds from McDunphy, who is riding for Nogent-Sur-Ouse in
France this year.
McDunphy’s former team mate at Dublin club Lucan CRC, Cian May, rounded out the podium in a time of 46:12 in the contest starting and finishing at Vartry Resevoir.
And in the elite men’s race Conor Murnane of UCD Cycling
Club was 4th in a time of 48:02.
In the women’s event, Aideen Keenan of Dublin Wheelers was best. Her time of 58:01 was 1:37 faster than runner-up and Jennifer Neenan (Sundrive Track Team).



The A2 category was won by Neal Hudson (Scott Orwell
Wheelers) in a time of 48:43.
He took it from team mate Anthony Mulholland who clocked
49:14. Tiit Taluma (St Tiernan’s CC) was 3rd with 49:41.
The A3 classification saw Denis McCarthy (Slipstream) come out best in a time of 51:38.
Ken O'Neill (Scott Orwell Wheelers) was next on 51:49, with Ciaran Lewis (Bray Wheelers) 3rd in 52:46.
Joe Sheehy (Bray Wheelers) was a clear win of the A4 contest in a time of 51:06.
That was 2:59 faster than runner-up Ian Devlin (Scott Orwell Wheelers) with Joe Ahern (Collins Cycle Centre) 3rd in 55:41.
Noel & Kieran Hammond Memorial TT
Sat, June 22nd:
Roundwood, Co Wicklow
Promoted by Scott Orwell Wheelers
- Greg Swinand Dan Morrissey-MIG-Pactimo, 45:35
- Conn McDunphy Nogent-Sur-Ouse 46:12
- Cian May Lucan CRC 47:58
- Conor Murnane UCD Cycling Club 48:02
Women’s Podium
- Aideen Keenan Dublin Wheelers, 58:01
- Jenny Neenan Sundrive Track Team 59:38
A2 Podium
- Neal Hudson Scott Orwell Wheelers 48:43
- Anthony Mulholland Scott Orwell Wheelers 49:14
- Tiit Taluma St Tiernan’s CC 49:41
A3 Podium
- Denis McCarthy Slipstream 51:38
- Ken O'Neill Scott Orwell Wheelers 51:49
- Ciaran Lewis Bray Wheelers 52:46
A4 Podium
- Joe Sheehy Bray Wheelers 51:06
- Ian Devlin Scott Orwell Wheelers 54:05
- Joe Ahern Collins Cycle Centre 55:41