Corkman finishes 11th overall after claiming two stage wins, including victory in toughest mountain stage

28-year-old from Cork pulled away on the gruelling climb to the finish line to win his second stage of the race

Cork cyclist is now 13th in the overall standings

Ireland’s Eddie Dunbar picks up a place on general classification and is now 13th

Fellow Australian Ben O’Connor maintains his five-second lead in the overall standings

Primoz Roglic took more time off race leader Ben O’Connor

Stage 13 took the riders from Lugo to Puerto de Ancares

Eddie Dunbar remains in 18th position overall after mountainous run in north-western Spain

Irish cyclist finished ahead of Belgium’s Quinten Hermans and Britain’s Max Poole, attacking on the last kilometre and beating the chasers

Australian remains three minutes and 53 seconds over Slovenia’s Primoz Roglic

Eddie Dunbar stormed home in 14th to take his best finish of the race so far

Belgian reverses the placings from Sunday’s stage as race prepares to move from Portugal to Spain

There will be two Irish riders in the race, with 21-year-old Darren Rafferty making his Grand Tour debut

Jayco AlUla sporting director says options are open for Irish rider with Vuelta a España also in the mix

Dunbar and three others crashed on Sunday’s stage, coming down on a right hand bend inside 65 kilometres to go

Cork rider was able to remount and rejoin the bunch but slipped back on the race’s first summit finish

Ireland’s Eddie Dunbar came home in 15th position as part of the main bunch.

Tadej Pogačar remains very much the man to beat in the Giro d'Italia

Riding the Italian Grand Tour likely rules Dunbar out of Tour de France contention but the Corkman could debut in 2025

Eddie Dunbar sits eight seconds behind the new race leader Magnus Sheffield (Ineos Grenadiers) in Croatia with two stages remaining