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Race details | |
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Date | Early May |
Region | Ulster, Ireland |
Discipline | Road race |
Type | Stage race |
Organiser | BGN Sports Management |
Race director | Garry Nugent |
Web site | www![]() |
History | |
First edition | 1956 (1956) |
Editions | 61 (as of 2019) |
First winner | ![]() |
Most wins | ![]() |
Most recent | ![]() |
The Tour of Ulster is a road bicycle racing stage race held around the Irish provinceofUlster, divided between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It was first run in 1956. It is rated as a National Event on the Union Cycliste Internationale's race classification system. The most prolific winner is Irish rider Sé O Hanlon, who won the race four times between 1961 and 1966.
It is currently sponsored by Victus Renewable Energy and so is known as the Victus Tour of Ulster.[1][2]
Year | Winner | Team |
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2022 | Cancelled due to lack of entries[3] | |
2021 | Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic[4][5] | |
2020 | ||
2019 | Conor Hennebry (2) | Dan Morrissey-MIG.ie-Pactimo |
2018 | Joe Evans | Saint Piran |
2017 | Eoin Morton | UCD Cycling Team |
2016 | Conor Hennebry | Team Aqua Blue |
2015 | Mark Dowling | DID Dunboyne |
2014 | Damien Shaw | Team Aqua Blue |
2013 | Joe Fenlon | Team Aqua Blue |
2012 | Adam Armstrong (2) | Eurocycles |
2011 | Pete Williams | Motorpoint |
2010 | Adam Armstrong | Eurocycles |
2009 | Sean Downey | Banbridge CC |
2008 | David McCann (3) | Giant Asia Pro Team |
2007 | Ryan Connor | Giant Asia Pro Team |
2006 | Ray Clarke | Dan Morrissey, Tipperary |
2005 | David McCann (2) | Giant Asia Pro Team |
2004 | Tommy Evans (2) | Totalcycling, Belfast |
2003 | Timmy Barry (2) | Cidona Carrick Whs, Tipperary |
2002 | Rob Holden | Isle of Man |
2001 | Timmy Barry | Cork C.C. |
2000 | Philip Cassidy | Navan Road Club |
1999 | Ciaran Power | Cidona Carrick Wheelers, Tipperary |
1998 | Tommy Evans | Banbridge C.C. |
1997 | Stephen O’Sullivan | Coors-Bray Wheelers, Wicklow |
1996 | David McCann | Phoenix C.C., Belfast |
1995 | Paul Giles | Bann Valley C.C. |
1994 | Cormac McCann (2) | Phoenix C.C., Belfast |
1993 | Paul Slane | Team Devlin Opticians, Belfast |
1992 | Cormac McCann | Phoenix C.C., Belfast |
1991 | Enda Murray | Navan Road Club |
1990 | Alan Gornall | BCF/NW Centre of Excellence |
1989 | Ben Luckwell | Great Britain |
1988 | Ian Fagan | U.K. Professionals |
1987 | Seamus Downey | Banbridge C.C. |
1986 | Andy Wilkinson | Port Sunlight Wheelers, Merseyside |
1985 | Norman Campbell | Cyprus C.C., Belfast |
1984 | Dave Lloyd | Manchester Wheelers |
1983 | Billy Kerr (2) | Ballymena Road Club |
1982 | Raphael Kimmage | Tara Road Club, Dublin |
1981 | Billy Kerr | Ballymena Road Club |
1980 | Aidan McKeown | Phoenix C.C., Belfast |
1979 | Gerry Lundy | St.Agnes C.C., Belfast |
1978 | Seamus Kennedy (2) | Navan Road Club |
1978 | Pat McGarrigle | St.Agnes C.C., Belfast |
1977 | Seamus Kennedy | Navan Road Club |
1976 | Mick Nulty (2) | Platten Road Club |
1975 | Denis Devin | Boyne Valley C.C. |
1974 | Mick Nulty | Boyne Valley C.C. |
1973 | Mike O’Donoghue | Futuro C.C., Carlow |
1972 | Race Not Promoted | |
1971 | Brian Connaughton | Navan Road Club |
1970 | Larry Clarke | Navan Road Club |
1969 | Race Not Promoted | |
1968 | Kevin Dolan (2) | St.Furseys C.C., Dundalk |
1967 | Kevin Dolan | St.Furseys C.C., Dundalk |
1966 | Sé O Hanlon (4) | Clan Brugha C.C., Dublin |
1965 | Sé O Hanlon (3) | Clan Brugha C.C., Dublin |
1964 | Sonny Cullen | Setanta C.C., Dublin |
1963 | John O’Mahoney | St.Finbarrs C.C., Cork |
1962 | Sé O Hanlon (2) | Clan Brugha C.C., Dublin |
1961 | Sé O Hanlon | Clan Brugha C.C., Dublin |
1960 | Ben McKenna | St. Patrick's C.C., Julianstown |
1959 | Tom Finn | Tailteann C.C., Dublin |
1958 | Frank Thompson | Glen C.C., Belfast |
1957 | Michael Campbell | Baile Ur, Newtownhamilton |
1956 | Brian Monaghan | Newry Wheelers |