Conn McDunphy finishes 3rd on the stage, and is now very close to yellow, celebrating his team mate Liam Flanagan’s win into Enniscorthy (Photo: Lorraine O’Sullivan)
Liam Flanagan has continued an incredible Rás Tailteann for his APS Pro Cycling team with victory on stage 3 into Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, today, Friday.
And while his team mate, Adam Lewis, lost the yellow jersey to British rider Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli), his Irish team mate, Conn McDunphy, is now up to 2nd overall.
McDunphy would dearly love to win this Rás and he is now in a great position, especially will plenty of climbing to come tomorrow, which will suit him down to the ground.
May 20th-24th | Rás Tailteann 2026
Stage 3 | Mitchelstown to Enniscorthy (155.6km)
Liam Flanagan (APS Pro Cycling) 3hrs 18mins 58secs
Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli) at 3 secs
Conn McDunphy (APS Pro Cycling) 5secss
George Peden (PB Performance) 8secs
Niek Hoornsman (West Frisia) same
Joshua Dike (Natural Greatness Rali Ale) 10secs
Lindsay Watson (Powerhouse Sport) same
Dean Harvey (Foyle CC) same
Gabriel Dellar (Ride Revolution Coaching) same
Moritz Czasa (Hucare Factory) same
General Classification
Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli) 11hrs 9mins 6secs
Conn McDunphy (APS Pro Cycling) at 14 secs
Danylo Riwnjy (Foran CT) 23 secs
Adam Lewis (APS Pro Cycling) 49 secs
Niek Hoornsman (West Frisia) 1:10
Willem O’Connor (O’Leary Stone Kanturk) 1:31
Tom Martin (Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli) 1:43
Ewan Mackie (Connacht Cycling) 1:49
Rowen Baker (Isle of Man CC) 2:07
Matteo Cigala (Dan Morrissey) 2:17
County Rider Classification
Willem O’Connor (O’Leary Stone Kanturk) 11hrs 10mins 37secs
Matteo Cigala (Dan Morrissey) 46 secs
Daire Feeley (Burren CC) 52 secs
Points Competition
Tim Shoreman (Wheelbase Cabtech Castelli) 40 points
Conn McDunphy (APS Pro Cycling) 26 points
Adam Lewis (APS Pro Cycling) 24 points
Young Rider Classification
Willem O’Connor (O’Leary Stone Kanturk) 11hrs 10mins 37secs
Zach Walker (Isle of Man) 52 secs
Conal Scully (Dan Morrissey) 54 secs
Mountains Competition
Liam Crowley (Team Ireland) 34 points
Matthew Walls (APS Pro Cycling) 20 points
Adam Lewis (APS Pro Cycling) 15 points