The Tullamore Touring and Cycling Club rider
Offaly's Josephine Healion is a World Championship medalist once again.
The Tullamore rider, piloted by Eve McCrystal, finished in third to win bronze in the Women's B Road Race at the para-cycling world championships in Zurich this afternoon.
Healion improved on a fourth place finish in the time trial on Sunday.
She now has two bronze medal from World Championship road races after finishing third in Canada.
Today's race winner, was Katie George-Dunlevy and Linda Kelly who retain their world title in the race.
While Paralympic gold medalists Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl of Great Britain finished claimed silver.
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