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Action from the Munster Cyclocross Championships earlier this month I PICTURE: Sean Rowe
GREENMOUNT Cycling Academy hosted the third of three Sundays of Cyclocross at the 2025 Munster Cyclocross Championships earlier this month at Limerick Racecourse.
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Cyclocross is held offroad on a mix of grass, gravel, tarmac and sand on a three kilometre lap where races are held for U6 all the way up to over 60s on all three days.
Greenmount Cycling Academy won numerous Munster medals across the championships with Ciaran O'Sullivan from Greenmount winning the overall Munster Cyclocross League.
Greenmount's Joe Donworth also won the M40 League and Nuadha Walsh won the U14 League.
The winners list from this year's championships is as follows:
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