Louise Moriarty

Louise Moriarty
Personal information
Full name	Louise Moriarty
Born	17 January 1978; Ireland
Team information
Discipline	Road
Role	Rider
Professional team
2008–	Swift Racing

Louise Moriarty (born 22 December 1978)[1] is an Irish racing cyclist from Dublin. She was the Irish National Time Trial Champion in 2006 and 2007.

In 2008, Moriarty broke the national pursuit record at Newport Velodrome, Wales, setting a new time of 3:55.853, beating the old record of 3:59.194 by over three seconds. The new record took her within two seconds of qualifying for the world championships.[2] She also became the Irish 500m TT, points race, scratch race and pursuit champion.

Palmarès

2002: 3rd Irish National Road Race Championships; 2nd Irish National Time Trial Championships

2005: 3rd Irish National Road Race Championships

2006: 1st Irish National Time Trial Championships; 2nd Irish National Road Race Championships

2007: 1st Tielt-Winge (BEL); 1st Irish National Time Trial Championships; 3rd Irish National Road Race Championships

2008

1st

500m TT, Irish National Track Championships

1st

Points race, Irish National Track Championships

1st

Scratch race, Irish National Track Championships

1st

Pursuit, Irish National Track Championships

3rd Irish National Time Trial Championships

2nd Irish National Road Race Championships

2nd Brasschaat/Maria-ter-Heide (BEL)

1st General Classification Ras na mBan (IRL)

1st Stage 1 Ras na mBan, Sneem (IRL)

1st Stage 2 Ras na mBan, Sneem (IRL)

2011: 2nd Irish National Road Race Championships

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References

Louise Moriarty at Cycling Archives
Shane Stokes (2008-10-18). "NEW PURSUIT RECORD RATIFIED FOR MORIARTY". Irish Cycling/post. Archived from the original on 2008-10-23. Retrieved 2009-10-23.

External links

Swift racing rider profiles

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[1] Louise Moriarty at Cycling Archives

[2] Shane Stokes (2008-10-18). "NEW PURSUIT RECORD RATIFIED FOR MORIARTY". Irish Cycling/post. Archived from the original on 2008-10-23. Retrieved 2009-10-23.