PICS: Banteer locals turn out in force for victory parade in honour of Rás Tailteann 2023 winner Dillon Corkery

Dillon Corkery returned home to a victory parade in Banteer last week following his huge win in Louth earlier this month. Photographer Dan Linehan captured the parade.
PICS: Banteer locals turn out in force for victory parade in honour of Rás Tailteann 2023 winner Dillon Corkery

The victory parade in Banteer, Co Cork for the Rás Tailteann 2023 winner Dillon Corkery. Picture: Dan Linehan

Corkman Dillon Corkery became the toast of Irish cycling after staging a stunning late raid to win Rás Tailteann in the final kilometres in Blackrock, Co. Louth earlier this month. 

 Young Gavin Buckley with Dillon Corkery, the Rás Tailteann 2023 winner, leading the victory parade through Banteer. 
Young Gavin Buckley with Dillon Corkery, the Rás Tailteann 2023 winner, leading the victory parade through Banteer. 

The 24-year old from Banteer started the final leg - a relatively short and flat 133-kilometre journey from Monaghan town - in seventh place overall, 19 seconds down on overnight race leader Conor McGoldrick.

 Shay Gallagher, Kitty Buckley, Georgie Gallagher and Daisy Buckley at the victory parade. 
Shay Gallagher, Kitty Buckley, Georgie Gallagher and Daisy Buckley at the victory parade. 

But he found an extra gear again when it mattered most on Sunday, May 21, forging his way into the day's early breakaway alongside another dozen riders and absconding from that with around 40 kilometres remaining to take back the time he needed to secure overall victory.

 Young Gavin Buckley with Dillon Corkery, the Rás Tailteann 2023 winner.
Young Gavin Buckley with Dillon Corkery, the Rás Tailteann 2023 winner.

Last week, local from Banteer turned out in force to welcome Corkery home in style. 

 Donnchad and Nathleen Kelleher with her mother Betty at the victory parade. 
Donnchad and Nathleen Kelleher with her mother Betty at the victory parade. 

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