Ben Healy wins Irish time trial title
EF Education-EasyPost rider claims his first senior championship

Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) claimed his first elite national title, winning Ireland's time trial championship in Nenagh.
The 21-year-old smashed the competition, covering the 32.13-kilometre course in 37:50, a full minute and 32 seconds faster than second-placed George Peden (Team PB Performance).
Peden, a 22-year-old amateur, beat out Ineos Grenadiers' Eddie Dunbar by just fractions of a second to take the silver medal.
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