Check out this extract from Barry Ryan’s book on the rise of Irish cycling’s golden generation.

Barry Ryan has written the definitive account.

The 26-year-old delivered a superb sprint with 150m to go.

Cycling has produced some of Irish sport’s most high-profile days.

He makes the switch from Tinkoff-Saxo where he had been for two years.

The documentary on the Irish journalist and whistleblower was screened on RTÉ One this evening.

The Irish journalist is the subject of a new documentary about his troubled relationship with the sport of cycling.

A new film explores the Irish journalist’s crusade against doping in cycling, his relationship with Lance Armstrong and more.

“Armstrong should stay on that list,” the Dubliner insisted.

The star has followed in the footsteps of his cycling legend father.

He’s certainly an able spokes-man.*

The former number one cyclist in the world spoke to Second Captains about details in his book ‘Hunger’.

From Shay Elliott to Sean Kelly, here are the most successful Irish participants in the world’s greatest bike race.

The former cyclist and acclaimed journalist was on the RTE Radio 1 show earlier today.

He became only the second-ever Irish cyclist to win a classic, after Sean Kelly.

“They’re guys who speak the same language, who can help him win, and help him be a better competitor.”

The Giro d’Italia comes to Ireland next year.

The runners-up were double Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah and a Norwegian cross-country skiier.

The 1987 Tour de France winner does not want the Lance Armstrong controversy to further tarnish the reputation of the sport.

The Irishman was critical of cyclists, such as Lance Armstrong, that have been accused of sustained doping practices.

Today, Jimmy is in Paris profiling our main man on two wheels.

LeMond, Roche, Fignon… they’re all here.

Photographer Billy Stickland has followed the brightest and best in the world of sport for the past four decades and has some great stories to tell.

From the Enniskillen bombing to the divorce referendum, from Theresa Lowe to Ray Houghton…. images of eighties Ireland.

If you didn’t watch, you actually missed out on a pretty brilliant show. Lucky you, though: here’s your cheat sheet.

As this year’s race comes to a dramatic conclusion, we look back at seven of the most memorable battles in Tour de France history.

As Alan and Bernard Brogan prepare to help Dublin challenge for a sixth Leinster SFC title in seven years, we look back at some of sport’s greatest families.

Daniel Martin heads to Spain while Nicolas Roche will hope to improve on last year’s Paris-Nice performance.