O’Leary nets Irelands first win on Stage 3

by - · Published July 14, 2016 · Updated July 15, 2016

Corkman Robert O’Leary today capitalised on a chaotic day on stage 3 of the Scott Bicycles Junior Tour. The Team Ireland rider was part of an 11 rider breakaway that achieved an advantage of over 4 minutes at one point as the race headed for the Cliffs of Moher. Their tempo was disrupted when the race had to be stopped when the chasing peloton were sent the wrong direction in Lehinch, but it wasnt enough to slow the breakaway down as O’Leary made his move in the closing Kilometres and holding off the chasers by 7 seconds which was led in by Dillon Corkery (Tarrant Skoda Munster) whose efforts resulted in him being awarded the Eurocycles.com Points Jersey

It was a bad day for the Hot Tubes team who lost the yellow jersey to British rider Charlie Meredith (Giant Halo) who had placed 8th on the stage.

Conor Schunk (Holowesko Citadel) now leads the Wicklow 200 Mountains jersey while Matthew Cox (Giant Halo)leads the Clare County Council 1st year Junior classification.

*Full result here
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Gallery courtesy of Stephen McMahon – Sportsfile

: 14 July 2016; Eddie Dunbar of Axeon Cycling Team at the start of Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; A general view of the peloton as the race passes the Cliffs of Moher during Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; Benjamin Harwick of Swinnerton Cycles leads the breakaway as the race passes through Lahinch during Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; A general view of the peloton as the race passes the Cliffs of Moher during Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; Logan Zueger of Hot Tubes during Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; Jake Gray of Ireland National Team approaches the finish line during Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; Robert O’Leary of Ireland National Team celebrates as he approaches the finish line to win Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE

: 14 July 2016; Robert O’Leary of Ireland National Team celebrates as he crosses the finish line to win Stage 3 of the 2016 Scott Bicycles Junior Tour of Ireland, Ennis, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Stephen McMahon/SPORTSFILE