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06 Sept 2025
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THIS SUNDAY, April 12, sees Ireland's top cyclists roll into one of Limerick’s most scenic villages as the Kilteely Grand Prix takes place once again.
A field of over 200 cyclists is expected across two races starting from 11am in the village that was once synonymous with a sadly-missed soapbox derby.
The race is unique in that it takes in the gruelling inclines of Knockroe and Kilteely which makes for an exciting and pulsating event.
Attendance is free and a great spectacle for all those in Limerick and further afield to enjoy.
Both of last year’s winners are returning to defend their titles.
For more information please see the Greenmount Cycling Academy Facebook page.
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