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The Texaco Support for Sport initiative is open for applications for 2025, and your club can get €5,000!

Cycling Ireland welcomes expressions of interest for National Championship hosting rights

Cycling Ireland is delighted to announce the launch of a new Club Self-Assessment Tool Kit System aimed to support the continued development of cycling clubs in Ireland

Applications for the 2023 Volunteer in Sport Awards are now live and will close on December 20th.

The Texaco Support for Sport funding initiative has been launched for the fourth successive year

Cycling Ireland are delighted to launch the Club Development Framework Document to help support our cycling clubs with key areas of club development and review their current club operations

Cycling Ireland are encouraging clubs to apply for funding under the 2023 Active National Grant Scheme supported by Sport Ireland

Cycling Ireland and Cycling Ulster are delighted to trial a new Club Self-Assessment Tool with ten clubs in Ulster.

Two cycling clubs have received funding under the ‘Sport for All’ Disability Supports Club Fund

Vision Sports Ireland and Cycling Ireland are proud to announce the launch of a Tandem Pilot Training course. The course has been developed to give cyclists the skills and confidence to pilot an individual who is blind, or vision impaired on a tandem bike.

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.

Minister of State in the Department of Rural and Community Development, Joe O’ Brien TD, today launched the Volunteer Ireland nomination web portal which will accept nominations from relevant organisations of volunteers who have made a contribution to their community during the pandemic.

Cycling Ireland is proud to launch our new Women in Sport campaign, ‘IT’S NOT A RACE*’ to coincide with Women in Sport week, running from Monday, March 7th.

As part of Women in Sport Week, Cycling Ireland is running a Coaching Teenage Girls in Sport Workshop on Thursday 10th March from 6.30-9.30pm via Zoom delivered by Gary McKeegan.

Cycling Ireland will conduct the Sport Ireland Safeguarding Audit over a six-week period from week commencing 6th Feb 2022 to week ending 25th March 2022.

Applications for the Active National Grant Scheme for Sport and Physical Activity for Older People 2022 are now open.

This year, we are delighted to have U18’s as advocates for the first time ever! In total, we have selected 5 girls and 5 women for 2022.

Cycling Ireland excepting expressions of interest from riders, male and female, over 18 years old, seeking consideration for further engagement and potentially trialling alongside our High Performance Programmes during 2022. All disciplines are of interest from Paralympics events, Track Sprint/BMX, Endurance (Road and Track), MTB and Cross.

Cycling Ireland and Cycling Ulster in partnership with the Department for Communities and several local councils have launched three new Cycling Hubs in Ulster. The hubs will be utilised for the development of cycling within the province and have been funded by the Department for Communities.

The Sports Club Resilience Fund is open to Cycling Ireland affiliated clubs within the Republic of Ireland. Applications will close at 9am on 21st October 2021.