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43rd Junior Tour of Ireland Details Announcement + Race Technical Guide

Next week sees the return of the 43rd Eurocycles Eurobaby Junior Tour to the roads of County Clare. Many of the previously used stages make their return to the 2023 edition over more than 520 kilometres of County Clare Roads which takes place from Tuesday 11th until Sunday 16th July.

135 entries who are of the Junior category (16-18 years old) have been received from domestic teams who will face stiff competition from teams travelling to the Mid-West from the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Isle of Man, Netherlands and Portugal.

The competition kicks off on Tuesday evening with a short 48-kilometre opener starting and finishing in Barefield which also hosted the finish of stage 2 of Rás Tailteann this year.

Stage 2 sees the athletes take on a 103-kilometre stage out to the west coast by Spanish Point, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Corrofin and finishing on the Ennis Bypass.

Stage 3 travels from Ennis westbound to Kilkee, a stage of 93.7 kilometres along the Shannon Estuary through Kilrush and onto the Wild Atlantic Way at Kilkee Cliffs before the fast finish into the seaside town.

Stage 4 is 111.7 kilometres and an adjusted stage from previous years based in the north of the county. Aillwee Caves play host to this year’s event for both the start and finish as the race departs on its usual early loop via Carron before racing through the Burren, Ballyvaughan and onto the Coast road for Doolin where the climb of Doonagore (Castle Hill) awaits. From there the riders will race back through the Burren via Lemenagh Castle before tackling the short steep finish to the entrance of Aillwee Cave.

Stage 5 is 87.5 kilometres and sees the riders travel into East Clare along the Tulla Road to Tuamgraney and Scarriff where a number of climbs greet the riders on the same roads as Rás Tailteann this year via Maghera, Crusheen and finishing at Barefield.

Finally, stage 6 remains the same as previous years with 8 laps of a circuit on the outskirts of Ennis taking in the Kilrush road, Ballyea and racing back in the Kildysert road to finish at the Watertower on Clonroadbeg.

Further details of the teams will be announced in the coming days.

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See below the list of entrants for the 2024 Quanta Capital Junior Tour

• Team Announcements Ahead of 2024 Junior Tour of Ireland and Ghent International Track Meet
• 20 June 2024

Team Announcements Ahead of 2024 Junior Tour of Ireland

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Cycling Ireland is thrilled to announce the selection of its junior team for the 2024 Junior Tour of Ireland. 

The team is as follows: 

Josh Callaly

Max Fitzgerald

Conor Murphy

This talented group of riders are set to compete in one of the most prestigious junior cycling events, which will take place from July 9th- 14th July.

The 2024 edition of the Junior Tour of Ireland promises to be an exciting and challenging event, featuring multiple stages that will test the endurance and skill of the participants. Detailed information about the race can be found on the official Junior Tour of Ireland website.

Michael Black, National Development Pathway Lead, expressed his enthusiasm about the team’s prospects: 

"We are extremely excited to announce this year's junior team for the Junior Tour of Ireland. Each of these riders has shown incredible dedication and talent, and we believe they have the potential to achieve great things in this prestigious event. Our goal is not only to compete but to make a significant impact and showcase the strength of our development programme."

Cycling Ireland remains committed to nurturing junior talent and providing appropriate race opportunities that will further develop the riders' abilities at an international level. By participating in events like the Junior Tour of Ireland, we aim to equip our young athletes with the experience and exposure necessary to succeed on the global stage.

Cycling Ireland wishes the team the best of luck as they prepare to take on the challenges of the 2024 Junior Tour of Ireland. 

Stay tuned for updates on their progress and results throughout the race.

2024 Ghent International Track Meet

In addition to the team competing at the Junior Tour of Ireland, Cycling Ireland is excited to announce the selection of an extensive team of junior riders for the upcoming Ghent International Track Meet in Belgium. 

This prestigious event will see our young talented riders compete on an international stage, providing invaluable experience and development opportunities specific to Indoor track racing.

The Ghent International Track Meet will take place from 28th to 30th June, featuring a range of events that will challenge and inspire our junior riders. 

The Junior Team is as follows:

Junior Men:

Seth Dunwoody

Luca Holmes

Philip O'Connor

Junior Women:

Rhiannon Dolan

Lucy Bénézet Minns

The team includes a diverse group of riders who have shown promise and dedication towards the track discipline in both their training and racing. 

Their participation in the Ghent International Track Meet aligns with Cycling Ireland’s commitment to nurturing junior talent and offering race opportunities that enhance their abilities at an international level.

Michael Black, National Development Pathway Lead, shared his excitement about the event: 

"We are delighted to send a strong contingent of junior riders to the Ghent International Track Meet. This competition is a crucial part of our strategy to develop our young athletes by exposing them to high-level international racing. 

“We believe this experience will be instrumental in their growth and success in the sport and aligns strongly with our high performance development pathway. This race forms part of an overall track programme leading into the European track championships in Germany at the beginning of July and the World Junior Track Championships in China on the 25th of August."

Cycling Ireland wishes the team the best of luck as they prepare for the Ghent International Track Meet. Stay tuned for updates on their progress and achievements throughout the event.

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Results Stage 1 Quanta Capital Junior Tour of Ireland, Co Clare

• July 9, 2024
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July 9th-14th | Junior Tour of Ireland

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• GILBANK William Lee Valley Youth CC 01:26:09
• EDMONDS Enzo Hot Tubes Cycling + 00
• CHE Alejandro Hot Tubes 2 + 00
• BUDD Caden Hot Tubes Cycling + 00
• LUND Orry Team Utmost IOM + 00
• OPIE Paul Lee Valley Youth CC + 00
• HENDRY Hudson HACC Academy-Mapei + 00
• FITZGERALD Max Cycling Ireland + 00
• KINRADE James Team Utmost IOM + 00
• HOWARD Cian Team Utmost IOM + 00
• VILLA RASCON Maximiliano Team California + 00
• FREYRE Caden Kelly Benefit Strategies U19 + 00
• EVANS Chandler Hot Tubes Cycling + 00
• WALTER Luke Boulder Junior Cycling + 00
• LUONGO Brendan Hot Tubes Cycling + 00
• NOORI James DDP Elite Cycling Team + 00
• LAPIERRE David Hot Tubes Cycling + 00
• BARR Alexander Kelly Benefit Strategies U19 + 00
• SWEETMAN Toby Cycling Ulster + 00
• TILLI Gabriel Ignite Junior Cycling + 00
• POLLARD William Lee Valley Youth Team 2 + 00
• BURRELL Rhys South Africa On Track + 00
• MARTINEZ Zach Team Velosport CT + 00
• MULLEN Joseph Cycling Leinster + 00
• BESHORE Garrett Boulder Junior Cycling + 00
• O’KEEFE Ben Leinster Development 2 + 00
• O’SULLIVAN Patrick Orwell Wheelers + 00
• DEBOOM Eli Boulder Junior Cycling + 00
• ROHDE Jade Team Velosport CT+ 00
• MEAD Thomas Lee Valley Youth CC + 00
• ENGEL Otis Kelly Benefit Strategies U19 + 00
• ERASMUS Alexander Francois South Africa On Track + 00
• TUTTY Cal Cycling Ireland + 00
• HENRY Cameron Cycling Ulster + 00
• WOJCIECHOWSKI Maxim Ignite Junior Cycling + 00
• COLLINS Owen Team Utmost IOM + 00
• LATTIMORE Eoghan Tarrants Skoda Cycling Munster + 00
• PRICE-GLYNN Lucas Verge Sport + 00
• RITCHIE Ryder Team California + 00
• WANG Julian Verge Sport + 00
• SCOPINICH-BURGEL Alexander Kelly Benefit Strategies U19 + 00
• OLDFIELD Ryan HACC Academy-Mapei + 00
• HERBERT Kaleb HACC Academy-Mapei + 00
• SORBY Ivan Team Utmost IOM + 00
• MURPHY Conor Cycling Ireland + 00
• PITTMAN Reece Lee Valley Youth CC + 00
• TABINOR Thomas Tete de la Course Cycling + 00
• MEISTER Nathaniel Tete de la Course Cycling + 00
• BOCK Peter Team California + 00
• BERGERON Antoine Ignite Junior Cycling + 00
• SEBEL Aidan Ignite Junior Cycling + 00
• ABRAHAM Charlie Lee Valley Youth CC + 00
• CONDON Rory Tarrants Skoda Cycling Munster + 00
• ASK Thayer Boulder Junior Cycling + 00
• O’CONNOR Willem Tarrants Skoda Cycling Munster + 00
• MAKIN Nick Mid Devon CC + 00
• COLLINS Michael Tarrants Skoda Cycling Munster + 00
• COOKE Stanley Lee Valley Youth Team 2 + 00
• STORTI Ethan Lee Valley Youth Team 2 + 00
• O’BRIEN Killian Cycling Leinster + 00
• THOMPSON Matt Lee Valley Youth Team 3 + 00
• BLACK Beckett DDP Elite Cycling Team + 07
• EDMISTER Grant Tete de la Course Cycling + 09
• MANNINGS Luke HACC Academy-Mapei + 00
• HARRINGTON David Cycling Leinster + 50
• HUBER Alejandro O’Leary Stone Kanturk + 02:18
• ROBERTS HAYAMIZU Ryu HACC Academy-Mapei + 02:18
• SUMMERS Lincoln Kelly Benefit Strategies U19 + 04:18
• HOFMEYR Reitz South Africa On Track + 04:47
• SPEED Jake O’Leary Stone Kanturk + 04:47
• EVERETT Oscar Lee Valley Youth Team 4 + 04:47
• LUNT Jake Lee Valley Youth Team 4 + 04:47
• CLAASSEN Adian South Africa On Track + 04:47
• SALZWEDEL Zane South Africa On Track + 04:47
• MANN Brody Ignite Junior Cycling + 04:47
• PRUETT Tom Lee Valley Youth Team 4 + 04:47
• WATKINS Huw Lee Valley Youth Team 3 + 04:47
• HAYNES Dylan Boulder Junior Cycling + 04:47
• BYRNE Jamie Leinster Development 1 + 04:47
• SULLIVAN Thomas Team Velosport CT + 04:47
• ALBADARIN Yazeed Team Velosport CT + 04:53
• JURACICH Ben DDP Elite Cycling Team + 06:04
• KELLY Charlie Orwell Wheelers + 06:04
• SANDERS Troy Tete de la Course Cycling + 06:04
• ROWLES Alec Lee Valley Youth Team 3 + 06:04
• HERBERT Isaak HACC Academy-Mapei + 06:04
• MCCAFFREY Callum Cycling Leinster + 06:09
• MATHERN Colin DDP Elite Cycling Team + 06:09
• FLAHERTY Zak O’Leary Stone Kanturk + 06:09
• BROWNE Niall Leinster Development 1 + 06:09
• CALLALY Joshua Cycling Ireland + 06:09
• KEEL James DDP Elite Cycling Team + 07:32
• GRUBB Jack Team California 2 + 10:38
• ROBERTS Daniel Orwell Wheelers + 10:38
• DUMOULIN Olivier O’Leary Stone Kanturk + 10:38
• GABUJA Ilie Orwell Wheelers + 10:38
• QUIGLEY Peter Cycling Ulster + 10:43
• SEIDEL Joseph Verge Sport + 10:43
• KELLY Conor Cycling Ulster + 10:43
• FOX Cillian Leinster Development 1 + 10:43
• WATSON Marc O’Leary Stone Kanturk + 10:43
• MOORE Ashton Cycling Ulster + 10:43
• RALSTON Jack Tete de la Course Cycling + 14:52
• PADILLA Mateo Team California + 14:52
• CALLAN Luke Verge Sport + 14:52
• PETERS Matthew Verge Sport + 19:49
• ANDERSON Sebastian Lee Valley Youth Team 4 + 19:53
• O’KEEFE Harry Leinster Development 2 + 19:53
• OSBORNE Tyler Team California + 19:58
• FERGUSON Peter Lee Valley Youth Team 2 + 20:04
• KEHOE Luke Leinster Development 1 + 23:37
• WALLS Matthew Cycling Leinster + 23:37
• FITZGERALD Sean Leinster Development 1 + 23:37

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Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou, who featured in France’s 28-13 victory over Argentina on Saturday, have been detained

Oscar Jegou and Hugo Auradou, two France players, were arrested in Argentina on Monday following an allegation of sexual abuse that reportedly left a young woman strangled and beaten.

Jegou and Auradou, aged 21 and 20, both started for France in their 28-13 win over Los Pumas in Mendoza on Saturday.

The allegations, which was reported by a young woman from Mendoza, were made after a party took place that night at the city’s Diplomatic Hotel where Fabien Galthié’s squad were staying.

Having travelled to Buenos Aires with the rest of the France squad, the players will be transferred back to Mendoza to be charged.

The operation is said to have been fast-tracked to stop Jegou and Auradou from leaving the country, with France due to play against Uruguay in Montevideo on Wednesday.

“Today a commission from the province of Mendoza is travelling to Buenos Aires to bring them and proceed with doing the relevant examinations,” said Martin Ahumada, a spokesman for the Mendoza prosecutor’s office.

“If the examinations align with the testimony of the victim, the related charge will be made,” he told Agence France-Presse.

Local publication MDZ outlined that the players met the alleged victim at a nightclub before returning to the Diplomatic Hotel. There, MDZ has reported, developed a “wild situation” with “a lot of violence”, leaving the alleged victim strangled and beaten.

The law firm of attorney Natacha Romano, which will represent the victim, is quoted as claiming that “there is a lot of genetic evidence”.

“If the facts are proven, they are incredibly serious. You must spare a thought for the young woman,” said French Rugby Federation (FFR) president Florian Grill in an impromptu press conference on Monday night.

“It’s the opposite of everything that rugby is, of everything that rugby does, of everything that rugby builds... But you must let the investigation, which is necessary, take place,” he added.

The French Rugby Federation (FFR) said on Tuesday evening the players had confirmed having sexual relations with the woman, but denied all forms of violence.

“For the moment, the investigation is following its course,” the FFR said. “The Federation is currently waiting for the testimony from the presumed victim and the players. The next steps of the investigation will continue from tomorrow.”

France head coach Fabien Galthie told reporters: “For the squad, the delegation, it’s been a trauma, a form of astonishment, when we heard what happened. It’s a very difficult time.”

RMC Sport reported on Tuesday that Jegou’s representative informed the French media outlet that the player denies any sexual violence or aggression.

The agent confirmed to RMC that a sexual liaison between the two players and the young woman did take place but that it was entirely consensual. The morning after the alleged incident, the young woman headed immediately to the police station, with Jegou’s agent telling RMC Sport he believes the players were “victims of a scam which sometimes happens in Argentina, targeting high-profile personalities”.

The arrests came a day after a racism scandal that saw France full-back Melvyn Jaminet sent home from the tour. Jaminet was removed after a video of him making racist comments emerged on social media.

“I promise, the first Arab I see on the road, I’ll headbutt him,” Jaminet is filmed as saying in the Instagram video.

Jaminet subsequently apologised for his remarks after being kicked out of the squad.

“I am deeply sorry and ashamed of my comments,” Jaminet said on Instagram. “Racism, in all its forms, is unacceptable and goes against everything I believe in.

“I understand the FFR’s punishment and remain at their disposition to be able to shine a light on this incident.”

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