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Cycling Ireland is proud to celebrate 2024 International Women’s Day as part of Women In Sport Week.

The Cycling Ireland Participation and Events Teams have met with various parties to give more opportunities to youth cyclists

As we celebrate Women in Sport Week, Cycling Ireland is delighted to name the nine women selected as Women in Sport Advocates for 2024

Cycling Ireland’s Interim Participation Manager Paul Norton will be on Ireland AM tomorrow morning alongside Sean Landers, who tragically lost his girlfriend Gabriel Glodenyte last May.

Following the recent review of Community Bike Rides, Cycling Ireland has looked at possible platforms to operate the initiative on.

Sligo will host the UCI Gran Fondo World Series on the 29th and 30th of June 2024. Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce that event organisers have secured full road closures for the event,

The 2024 road racing season gets underway this weekend, with five races taking place around Ireland.

The Green Isle Car Park, the primary car park for the Corkagh Park Cycle Track, will be closed for a proposed 12 weeks from February 29th

L’Etape by Tour De France comes to Ireland for the first time

Excitement is building as Cycling Ireland and Triathlon Ireland look forward to the second Level Up Coaching Skills Conference, taking place on March 2nd

Cycling Ireland welcome the announcement of a further €290 million investment in Active Travel Projects in 2024

Cycling Ireland is delighted to announce that there will be a 10% discount available for early bird Cycling Ireland Members, to enter to the UCI Gran Fondo events in Ireland 2024.

Cycling Ireland is delighted to confirm that the Leisure Event Licence Fee (Previously known as One Day Licence) for Under 18’s has been reduced to €5

To kick off 2024, we're excited to showcase Ireland's most popular cycling routes for 2024

Ireland’s top athletes came together to celebrate an outstanding year for Irish sport in 2023 at the HER Sport Awards, in University College Dublin on Saturday evening.

We joined Chairman of the club, John O’Reilly, at St. Catherine’s Park as a group of Transition Year students came to the track to get an introductory BMX session.

For this month’s blog, we are examining how the ride experience of people who ride frequently - defined here as riding more than two times per week on average - compares to those who ride less frequently - defined as riding on average 1 or less days per week.

Cycling Ireland is looking to establish a pool of National Cycling Ireland Photographers to cover a range of disciplines and events throughout 2024 and to work more closely with our members and supporters for this activity.

Cycling Ireland is delighted to announce a series of special guest ride leaders of our Esports Zwift Social Rides in the coming weeks

Cycling Ireland would like to remind all road users of the importance of safety when cycling or using the road with cyclists