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Stage 1 - Brochner claims An Post Rás opener | Dublin Castle - Longford2017-05-21 146.1km
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Stage 2 - An Post Ras: Van Schip solos to stage 2 win | Longford - Newport2017-05-22 142.9km -
Stage 5 - Gough wins An Post Ras stage to Dungloe | Buncrana - Dungloe2017-05-25 181.2km -
Stage 6 - An Post Ras: Yssaad wins in Donegal | Dungloe - Donegal2017-05-26 132.1km -
Stage 7 - An Post Ras: Meijers wins stage 7 | Donegal - Ardee2017-05-27 167.3km -
Stage 8 - Gullen wins An Post Ras | Ardee - Skerries2017-05-28 129.4km
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Spectator who threw bidon at Mathieu van der Poel during Paris-Roubaix hands himself in to Belgian police
Eventual race winner was struck in the face by a water bottle 33km from the finish amid solo effort -
'That first sector, it's just bodies falling' – Oscar Chamberlain soaks up debut Paris-Roubaix while providing spark of hope for Australian resurgence
One of just three riders from nation lining up to take on the brutal cobbled test, the second-youngest rider in race is first Australian across line in 82nd place -
USA CRITS: Michael Garrison wins Rock&Road Criterium well ahead of Lucas Bourgoyne
Shannon Koch leads trio of Kingdom Elite riders for sweep of women's podium in Newnan, Georgia
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The highs and lows of Paris-Roubaix: Rory Townsend makes the break for Q36.5 as Joey Pidcock rolls in last
Doug Ryder's squad experienced all the emotions at the Hell of the North -
Fred Wright overcomes Shimano Di2 crash mode, avoids late wrong turn to grab Paris-Roubaix top 10
Briton says his next goal will be 'working out how to not be the best of the rest' after career-best finish -
'I felt good after Arenberg but the lights just went out' - Josh Tarling hit by eating problem at Paris-Roubaix
Ineos Grenadiers forced to chase from first sector of cobbles, after Filippo Ganna's mechanical issue
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'For sure, he'll be back' – Mathieu van der Poel expects Tadej Pogačar to return to fight for Paris-Roubaix win
Dutchman battles through broken radio and power meter as well as a late puncture to solo to third Roubaix win in a row -
No 'ifs' for Mads Pedersen despite suffering puncture from lead group at Paris-Roubaix
Dane scores second podium place in as many years after suffering front wheel puncture 71km from finish -
'Van Aert told me to go for my own opportunity' - Youngest rider Matthew Brennan impresses as Belgian misses Paris-Roubaix podium
Van Aert finishes in fourth after crash, as Briton rode aggressively and made the lead group before fading
