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Cycling Ireland to Host Training Sessions for Event Organisers.

The Road Working Group has proposed an exciting 10-point action plan for Cycling Ireland to implement to further improve road racing in Ireland

Cycling Ireland publish update regarding insurance for leisure events

Cycling Ireland are pleased to announce the appointment of Gary McKeegan as Ulster Regional Development Officer

Cycling Ireland’s High Performance Unit (HPU) is recruiting for a new High Performance Pathway Coach aiming to lead on the coaching delivery of an inspirational High Performance Pathway Programme

Daire Feeley, Gráinne Hanley and Stevie Griffin appointed to newly created Regional Development Officer Roles

Cycling Ireland show continued focus on participation with expansion of Cycle Right Schools Programme

The 36th Cycling Ireland took place on Saturday, May 18th 2024.

Cycling Ireland is delighted to announce significant funding awarded to Cycling Ireland affiliated clubs, Local Sports Partnerships for cycling-related projects and directly to Cycling Ireland, through the Sports Capital and Equipment Programme.

Four candidates have been nominated for election to the Cycling Ireland Board at the upcoming AGM

Former pro-cyclist Stuart Balfour starts in newly created Youth Development Officer in Ulster

Cycling Ireland is pleased to publish the 2023 Annual Report.

Cycling Ireland publish Voting Club Delegates ahead of the 36th AGM

Following the formation of a Cycling Ireland Advocacy Group, we can confirm contact information for members to have their say

The Federation of Irish Sport have launched the 2024 Irish Sport Industry Awards, taking place on Tuesday, May 28th

Call to all Cycling Ireland members to complete a short online survey as part of the development of the new Strategic Plan

Based on feedback from our membership, Cycling Ireland has introduced several new systems that will, in the future, improve our communication and speed of service with our Membership and Events teams

In light of recent fatalities and serious accidents Cycling Ireland is engaging with key stakeholders in relation to road safety.

The Board of the Irish Cycling Federation that trades as Cycling Ireland has resolved that the AGM of the company as laid in the constitution of the company shall be held at 1400 online via Zoom on Saturday 18th May 2024.

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