Tomas Walsh, a 25-year-old Irish cyclist, was electrocuted in the Paris metro, where he was watching the Tour de France.
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Tomas Walsh, a well-known cyclist from Ireland, has died at the age of 25 after being electrocuted in the Paris metro at the Grand Boulevard station. The incident happened just hours before the 16th stage of the Tour de France, which the young man had planned to attend. His cycling club, Comeragh Cycling Club, confirmed the tragedy, highlighting the impact it had on the cycling community.
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