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Dr. Tom Daly has been elected President of Cycling Ireland at the federation’s 34th Annual General Meeting on Saturday.

The Cycling Ireland Annual General Meeting will take place on the 5th of November, at 11am, at the Four Seasons Hotel & Leisure Club, Coolshannagh, Co.Monaghan H18 Y220.

Today, after several frustrating delays outside of our control, Cycling Ireland is happy to confirm that BDO has this week released their independent report into Cycling Ireland’s engagement with the EvoPro cycling team.

Cycling Ireland is recruiting for the position of National Paracycling Coach to work within the High Performance Unit (HPU) to lead the Para team to the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games and beyond.

The Accounts Payable Assistant will provide a valued service to Cycling Ireland Team by executing the accounts payable function in an efficient manner.

Cycling Clubs in the Republic of Ireland are invited to apply for a €2million ‘Sport for All’ Disability Supports Club Fund, courtesy of Sport Ireland.

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 at 11am on Saturday 5th November 2022.

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

The current board and executive have invested significant time, energy and resources to ensure 14 of the 17 Sport Ireland KOSI Audit actions have now been implemented. The remaining three are on target to be completed by September 2022.

Cycling Ireland is pleased to provide a positive update on the actions undertaken regarding the 2021 KOSI Audit Report’s recommendations.

Cycling Ireland Opening Statement to the Oireachtas Committee on Tourism, Culture, Arts Sport and Media

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

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

Daire Feeley, winner of Rás Tailteann 2022, takes up a role as Youth Development Officer (Connacht) on an Interim basis from July 1st.

Cycling Ireland is recruiting for an Events Officer

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

We are now recruiting for the position of Youth Development Officer (Ulster) (YDO) – 3-year contract to be based within the province.

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.

Following on from our previous update to Cycling Ireland members and in a continued effort to engage as we continue to emerge from a difficult period for our organisation, we would now like to give you a further update.

The successful candidate will work within the Events Unit to deliver upon event specific aspects of CI’s 2020-2024 Strategic Plan. Key aspects include supporting the delivery of events across all cycling disciplines and developing an accessible event programme that accommodates all cyclists regardless of age or ability.