National Road Series | Senior and junior overall standings after two rounds

Daire Feeley, front, leads the senior men's Cycling Ireland National Road Series; best of 34 senior men to have scored points in the opening two rounds (Photo by Toby Watson)

The Cycling Ireland National Road Series third round will take place this weekend an the Brian O'Loughlin Memorial in Co Mayo, enter here. Though there are just two rounds completed so far, gaps are opening up in the overall results, even at the top of the standings.

So far 34 riders (details below) have scored points in the senior men's series with 20 senior women having collected points between the opening two rounds. In the junior ranks, the men's series features 10 riders on the scoreboard so far and five in the junior women's series.

Daire Feeley (All human-VeloRevolution) leads the senior men's series, on 70 points. He won the opening round, the Donal Crowley Memorial in Blarney, and placed 3rd in the second round, which was the Des Hanlon Memorial in Carlow.

Conn McDunphy (Lucan CRC) is 2nd in the series, on 60 points, with Luke Smith (Moynalty CC) 3rd and Matthew Devins (Team Dan Morrissey-Primor) 4th on 40 points and Lindsay Watson (Powerhouse Sport) 5th with 35 points. McDunphy 2nd in the first round and 5th in the 2nd, with Smith finishing 3rd and 6th in the two races so far. Devins, in 4th, won the Des Hanlon and did not ride the opening round of the series.

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Caoimhe and Aoife O'Brien go 1-2 at the Des Hanlon, with first-year U23 Aoife leading the senior women's series two rounds in (Photo: Bryan Keane-Inpho)
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In the women's series, the O'Brien sisters - Aoife and Caoimhe - have won the two opening rounds. Aoife (Spellman Dublin Port) won in Blarney and was 2nd in Carlow, meaning she leads the series with a total of 75 points. Jemma Speers of North Down CC is 2nd overall on 51 points, having place 2nd on Blarney and also picking up 16 points for 9th at the Des Hanlon. Erin Creighton (McConvey Cycles) is 3rd on 50 points, gained via 3rd in Blarney and 5th in Carlow.

Victory at the Des Hanlon is enough for Caoimhe O'Brien (Unattached) to place 4th in the senior women's series so far, with 40 points. Yvonne Doran (Orwell Wheelers) is 5th in the series, with 38 points, while Ella Doherty (UCD CC) is 6th on 30 points.

The junior men's series is being led by Killian O’Brien (Orwell Wheelers CC) on 25 points from Willem O’Connor (JEGG-DJR Academy) on 22 points and Liam O’Brien (Fermoy CC) on 20 points.

Hannah Hayes (TC Racing) leads the junior women's series with 26 points. Shauna Finn (Arcane CT) is 2nd on 16 points while Aine Doherty (VC Glendale) is 3rd on 10 points.

Cycling Ireland National Road Series 2023

Senior & Junior Classifications

Senior Men

  1. Daire Feeley All Human - Velo Revolution RT 70
  2. Conn McDunphy Lucan CRC 60
  3. Luke Smith Moynalty CC 45
  4. Matthew Devins Team Dan Morrissey - Primor 40
  5. Lindsay Watson Powerhouse Sport 35
  6. George Peden PV Performance 25
  7. Killian O'Brien Orwell Wheelers CC 25
  8. Willem O'Connor JEGG-DJR Academy 22
  9. Liam O'Brien Fermoy CC 20
  10. Dean Harvey Unattached Leinster 20
  11. Patrick Casey Anexo Group RT 19
  12. Aaron Wade Cortizo Aluminium Team 19
  13. Maxwell Hereward 360 Official Cycling 18
  14. Mark McGinley Four Masters CC 18
  15. Matteo Cigala Team Dan Morrissey - Primor 17
  16. Quillan Donnelly Usher Irish Road Club 16
  17. Patrick O'Loughlin Panduit Carrick Wheelers 15
  18. Cal Tutty Dungarvan CC 14
  19. Oisin Ferrity Team Caldwell Cycles 13
  20. Leo Doyle DB CC 13
  21. Sean Landers UCD CC 11
  22. Sam Bolger Killarney CC 11
  23. Adam Gilsenan Arabay Vas Team 10
  24. Mark Dowling All Human - Velo Revolution RT 10
  25. Mark Shannon Burren CC 9
  26. Evaldas Stankevicius Greenmount CA 8
  27. James O'Sullivan Blarney CC 7
  28. Mark Pinfield Blarney CC 7
  29. Richard Maes All Human - Velo Revolution RT 6
  30. Curtis Neill Team Caldwell Cycles 5
  31. Joseph Mullen Navan RC 4
  32. Jason Kenny UCD CC 4
  33. Mark O'Donovan Blarney CC 3
  34. Charlie Holt Lucan CRC 3

Senior Women

  1. Aoife O'Brien Spellman-Dublin Port 75
  2. Jemma Spiers North Down CC 51
  3. Erin Creighton McConvey Cycles 50
  4. Coimhe O'Brien Unattached Leinster 40
  5. Yvonne Doran Orwell Wheelers 38
  6. Ella Doherty UCD CC 30
  7. Hannah Hayes TC Racing 26
  8. Niamh O'Dwyer Black House Racing 26
  9. Catherine Sands Newry Wheelers CC 25
  10. Clodagh Ní Ghallchóir UCD CC 19
  11. Mary Corless Challenge CC 19
  12. Darcey Harkness VC Glendale 18
  13. Lauren Garvey Armagh Down CC 17
  14. Orla Walsh UCD CC 17
  15. Shauna Finn Arcane CT 16
  16. Jennifer Neenan Longcourt Hotel - NCW Wheelers 15
  17. Cleo Harvey Dublin Wheelers 11
  18. Aine Doherty VC Glendale 10
  19. Marine Lenehan Team Dan Morrissey - Primor 9
  20. Zoe Lindsay TC Racing 7

Junior Men

  1. Killian O'Brien Orwell Wheelers CC 25
  2. Willem O'Connor JEGG-DJR Academy 22
  3. Liam O'Brien Fermoy CC 20
  4. Patrick Casey Anexo Group RT 19
  5. Maxwell Hereward 360 Official Cycling 18
  6. Quillan Donnelly Usher Irish Road Club 16
  7. Cal Tutty Dungarvan CC 14
  8. Oisin Ferrity Team Caldwell Cycles 13
  9. Curtis Neill Team Caldwell Cycles 5
  10. Joseph Mullen Navan RC 4

Junior Women

  1. Hannah Hayes TC Racing 26
  2. Shauna Finn Arcane CT 16
  3. Aine Doherty VC Glendale 10
  4. Zoe Lindsay TC Racing 7

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