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The Irish National Team are looking forward to the 2024 Para-cycling Track World Championships in Rio De Janeiro from March 20th-24th as 11 riders are set to compete.

Ireland secured a silver medal and a new national record in the Women’s Team Pursuit after a successful opening day of the UCI Tissot Nations Cup Hong Kong on Friday, March 15th

Following the Adelaide round last month, the team spent several weeks in a Down Under training camp in Brisbane as they spent crucial hours training together in preparation for Hong Kong

Cycling Ireland is thrilled to announce the selection of the Ireland Junior Development Team for the highly anticipated Dornan Rás Mumhan, starting on Friday March 29th.

Following the Adelaide Track Nations Cup last month, the team completed a Brisbane training camp as they tailor preparations for the second round of the Tissot UCI Track Nations Cup in Hong Kong from March 15th-17th

Training full-time with the team in 2024, the 19-year-old is enjoying gaining vital velodrome experience after making her elite debut for Ireland in 2022

The role, co-funded by and in partnership with Paralympics Ireland, will strengthen our High Performance (HP) Pathway for aspiring riders to reach elite Championship level competitiveness in the Los Angeles Paralympic Cycle and beyond

The Cycling Ireland High Performance Unit would like to invite applications from Northern Irish athletes for the Sport Northern Ireland athlete awards 2024-25.

The Irish Track Team competed in the opening round of the Tissot UCI Track Nations Cup in Adelaide, Australia over the weekend.

Greta Lawless, Dean Harvey and Conor Murphy were in action over the weekend in in Tábor, Czech Republic.

Expressions of interest have opened for the 2024 UCI Para Cycling Track World Championships to be held in Rio, Brazil on 20-24th March.

A team of three Irish riders will compete in the 2024 Cyclo-cross World Championships in Tábor, Czech Republic, this weekend, February 2nd to 4th.

Following a successful start to the 2024, the Irish Track Team compete in Adelaide, Australia for the opening round of the Tissot UCI Track Nations Cup, taking place from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th of February.

After a stellar first year at junior level that included a National Championships clean sweep and an eye-catching fourth place in the World Championships Time Trial, she’s looking for more of the same in 2024

Three riders will represent Ireland at the upcoming Cyclo-cross World Championships

Cycling Ireland is delighted to have athletes nominated in three categories for the HER Sport Awards

It continues to be an incredible week for Co Wicklow rider Lara Gillespie. For the third time this week, she claimed fourth place, this time riding in the Women’s Points Race at the 2024 UEC Track European Championships in Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.

Lara Gillespie came within touching distance of a medal in the Women’s Omnium at the 2024 UEC Track European Championships in Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.

Ireland got the 2024 season off to a strong start with a fourth-place finish in the Women's Team Pursuit Final at the 2024 UEC Track European Championships in Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.

The Irish national team are aiming to hit the new year running as an exciting selection compete in the 2024 UEC Track European Championships, taking place from January 10th to 14th