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The Women's Commission of Cycling Ireland have extended their closing date for registration for the AGM which is being held virtually on Wed 15th Sept at 8pm.

Motions and Committee Nominations to be returned to the Women’s Commission by email to secretary.women@cyclingireland.ie

The Youth Commission AGM will take place on 16th September 2021

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce the 2021 Senior Track Cycling National Championships will be live streamed from Sundrive Velodrome on YouTube and Facebook. The marquee event takes place on Saturday, August 28th and Sunday, August 29th with the action getting underway from 9:30am each morning.

This is the second notification of Cycling Ireland Off-road Commission Annual General Meeting (AGM). This meeting will take place on Monday 6 September 2021 at 20:30 and will be done via a Zoom call. Please note that pre-registration is required in order to gain access to the virtual AGM.

The board of the Irish Cycling Federation that trades as Cycling Ireland has resolved that the Annual General Meeting of the company as laid out in Articles 25 et al of the constitution of the company shall be held on Saturday 6th November 2021.

Argon 18 has today announced a partnership with Cycling Ireland that will see it become the national governing body’s official bike supplier on a multi-year term.

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.

Cycling Ireland has welcomed a 40% increase in funding for the Cycling Ireland Women in Sport programme

The Irish Cycling Community are deeply saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Paddy Doran.

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.

The maximum number permitted at cycling events outdoors has increased to 200 from June 7th.

Our logo is a stylised overhead view of a cyclist made from our initials 'CI'. It highlights Cycling Ireland's ambition to always support and protect members of the cycling community. The 'C' wraps around the 'I' supporting and caring for cycling in Ireland.

Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys, has today launched a public consultation on Ireland’s first ever National Outdoor Recreation Strategy.

Please find below information and enclosed guidance in relation to the return of cycling events within the Republic of Ireland from June 7th. Cycling Ireland guidance is derived from that of Sport Ireland and the Return to Sport Expert Group.