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A strong team of riders have been selected for the Mountain Bike World Championships from 24 to 28 August in Les Gets, France.

Aoife O’Brien and Erin Creighton will represent Ireland at the UCI Junior Track World Championships in Tel Aviv, Israel from August 23 to 27.

Fresh off strong participations in the Commonwealth Games and European championships, Matthew Teggart heads into the fifth and final round of the Cycling Ireland National Series in Dromore hosted by Banbridge Cycling Club on Saturday as the clear favourite for overall victory.

Cycling Clubs in the Republic of Ireland are invited to apply for a €2million ‘Sport for All’ Disability Supports Club Fund, courtesy of Sport Ireland.

Ireland’s Ben Healy powered though the 24-kilomrtre course in a time of 28:01.56 to finish in 6th place at the European Championships.

On the final day of competition at the European Track Championships, Ireland finished in 9th place in the Madison while Orla Walsh placed 12th in the Keirin.

On the final day of competition at the Para-Cycling Road World Championships Ireland secured two gold medals and a bronze in the road races, adding to the silver and bronze that they won in the time trial earlier in the competition.

Emily Kay has finished 9th in the Women’s Omnium at the European Championships in Munich. The sole Irish cyclist competing today, Kay finished the four-race event with a total of 113 points.

Sam Bennett sprinted to 5th place today in the road race at the European Championships in Munich.

A strong six-man team has been confirmed for the Tour de l’Avenir, which begins in the Vendée region of France next Thursday August 18th and finishes in the Alps on Sunday August 28th.

It was a thrilling day of action at the European Championships for Ireland with Kelly Murphy finishing in 6th place in the Individual Pursuit with a new national record and Ryan Henderson produced a top 10 finish in the BMX Freestyle final.

Double Paralympic gold medallists Katie-George Dunlevy and Eve McCrystal won silver today in the time trial and Ronan Grimes won Bronze at the Para-Cycling Road World Championships in Baie-Comeau, Canada

Schedule (Irish Time) – European Championships (Munich) and Para-Cycling Road World Championships (Canada)

Ireland’s European and Para-Cycling Road World Championship got off to a strong start today with Ryan Henderson qualifying for the BMX Freestyle final, Gary O’Reilly coming close to a medal in the time trial and the team pursuit squad securing a place in the next round.

Results from the Masters and A3 Road National Championships hosted by Newcastle West Wheelers.

Ireland’s para-cycling squad took a fantastic one-two at the Para-Cycling Road World Cup in Québec, Canada in the women’s tandem time-trial and road race over the weekend.

The board of the Irish Cycling Federation that trades as Cycling Ireland has resolved that the Annual General Meeting of the company as laid out in Articles 25 et al of the constitution of the company shall be held at 11am on Saturday 5th November 2022.

With most of the racing season completed at this stage and only a handful of weekends left before we head into another long block of autumn/ winter training, we wanted to have a chat with Spin11 – Chain Reaction team rider Ryan Geraghty.

The following National Records have been approved by Cycling Ireland: Women’s 500m Time Trial and Women Masters 10mile Time Trial

Applications are now open for the Women’s Coaching Pathway 2022/2023