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Team Ireland cyclists produced three top ten finishes in the Time Trials at the European Youth Olympic Festival.

Cycling Ireland has named a six-person team for Kreiz Breizh 2022, a four day stage race that takes place from 29th July to 1st August in France.

A team of 15 riders will represent Ireland at the European Championships in Munich, Germany from 11 – 21 August.

Neill Delahaye, nominee for 2021 RTÉ Manager of the Year award, has been promoted to the newly created role of Cycling Ireland Head Coach.

Six riders have been named on the cycling team who will compete in both the Time Trial and Road Races.

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Henchy as National Track Cycling Coach.

Over a dozen of Ireland’s best young riders have been selected to compete at the European road race and track championships in Anadia, Portugal, this month.

Cycling Ireland is seeking expressions of interest to join a newly established High Performance Management Group (HPMG).

Cycling Ireland is opening an expression of interest form ahead of Elite European Championship selections for Road/Time Trial, Track, MTB Cross-Country and BMX Freestyle Park.

Olympic Federation of Ireland announces the recipients of the team grant and fifteen individual Paris Olympic Scholarship awards

Cycling Ireland has named a strong line-up of young riders for the 67th edition of Rás Tailteann, a 5-day stage race hosted on the roads from Ireland from June 15 to 19.

Ireland’s success in the paracycling scene continued as the squad secured two gold medals in the European Paracycling Championships in upper Austria. Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly proved fastest in the tandem time trial while Ronan Grimes claimed his first international win in MC4 time trial.

For Junior and U23 road and track athletes, Cycling Ireland is opening an expression of interest form ahead of selections.

We are now recruiting for the position of Track Coach within the High-Performance Unit (HPU) with a view to the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games and beyond.

Ireland will be represented by a strong team of riders at the UEC Paracycling European Championships from 25-29 May 2022 in upper Austria.

In the second Nations Cup of the year, Mia Griffin and Alice Sharpe powered to a bronze medal finish in the Madison to secure Ireland’s first Track Nations Cup medal this year.

It was another successful Paracycling Road World Cup for Ireland. After a short break to recover from the opening round of the Paracycling World Cup, Ireland added two gold medals to their tally in the women’s tandem road race and time trial.

Ireland bag 4 medals in the opening round of the Paracycling Road World Cup

Flèche du Sud (2.2), a 5-day stage race in Luxembourg, is the first in a series of European stage races being targeted by Cycling Ireland’s U23 Road Programme.

Cycling Ireland welcomes the announcement that it has been successful in its application for Sport Ireland funding to support the organisation’s High Performance Funding Programme.