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Shannon McCurley and Emily Kay teamed up with hopes of a top 10 finish however a frenetic pace and heavy fall combined to derail their plans.

Banbridge cyclist Mark Downey made his Olympic debut in Tokyo following in the footsteps of his father Seamus who competed at the 1984 LA Games.

Ireland is sending its biggest ever cycling team to an Olympic Games and along with the road events will compete in four track cycling events – the men’s and women’s Madison and Omnium.

Nicolas Roche powered through a tough 44.2-kilometre men’s Olympic Time Trial finishing 28th in a time of 1:01:23.

Paralympics Ireland have announced the Para Cycling team that will represent Ireland at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Seven athletes have been selected for the team, five of whom will be competing at their first ever Paralympic Games.

Dan Martin finished 16th in a punishing 234-kilometer Men’s Olympic Road Race. His Ireland teammate’s Nicolas Roche and Eddie Dunbar finished 75th and 76th respectively, both playing their part in animating the race and delivering a top 20 result for Team Ireland.

All you need to know ahead of the Tokyo Olympic Road Race and Time Trial

Six riders to represent Ireland at the u23 Etoile d'Or UCI Nations Cup in France from 19-20th July.

We caught up with Kelly Murphy to see what she had to say after her medal winning performances at the weekend.

Irish track cyclists stormed to success this weekend at the Track Cycling Nations Cup in St. Petersburg. Over the four-day competition Ireland claimed two Gold medals and two Bronze medals breaking two National Records in the process.

Six riders to represent Ireland at the 2021 UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup in St Petersburg, Russia, from 8 - 11th July.

Cycling Ireland in part fulfilment of its Strategic Plan 2020-2024, has published a call for Expressions of Interest with the aim of establishing a list of interested parties to feed into and make decisions regarding a new athlete development pathway.

Team Ireland has officially selected the road cycling team who will compete in the Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer. The three riders, Dan Martin, Nicolas Roche and Eddie Dunbar will compete in the Road Race, with Roche also competing in the Time Trial.

Sport Ireland today published its new High Performance Strategy 2021-2032, a long term plan for the Irish high performance system over the next three Olympic and Paralympic cycles.

Team Ireland has officially selected the track cycling team who will compete at the Olympic Games in Tokyo this summer. Four athletes and two reserve riders have been named to compete in the Madison and Omnium for men and women. The team will compete in the Izu Velodrome from the 5 – 8 August.

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce Aaron Buggle has been appointed Interim High-Performance Manager for a 4-month period to October 2021.

Ireland’s para-cycling squad competed for the first time since 2020 last weekend at the UCI Para-Cycling Road World Championships. After nearly 16 months off from competitive racing, Team Ireland showed their strength claiming 2 Silver and 2 Bronze medals. All eyes are now set on Tokyo with the Paralympic Games just around the corner.

The UCI Paracycling Road World Championships takes place in Cascais, Portugal from June 09 – 13. Irish athletes will compete in both Road Race and Time Trial events, and many will be targeting medal winning performances.

Cycling Ireland seeking expressions of interest in paracycling programme