JB Murphy (Team Leinster) and Sean Hahessy (Dan Morrissey-MIG-Pactimo) proved very strong on the concluding stage 4 at Kerry Group Rás Mumhan.
They took 1st and 2nd on the stage; Murphy out-sprinting the prolific Hahessy to take his biggest win on the road.
But in the chasing group behind was race leader Ben Healy of the Irish national team.
The 18-year-old, riding for Team Wiggins this year, made the three-man winning breakaway on stage 1 and the two-man winning move - with stage winner Mark Dowling (Leinster) - on yesterday's queen stage.
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And that was enough to ensure he had the yellow jersey starting this morning, and kept it through the final stage.
Alex Luhrs and Daniel Bigham of Ribble Pro Cycling - with were 1st and 2nd on the opening stage - won the points and climbers' jerseys respectively.
Cian May (Leinster) was leading cat 2 rider and Healy won the young rider classification. Hahessy got the combativity award for his ride today.
The full results for today's final stage 4 and the final classifications can be viewed by clicking on:
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