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In a significant development for cycling in Ireland, Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce the appointment of Nicolas Roche as Director Sportif for the Cycling Ireland Senior Road Program.

Coaches, selectors and other volunteer and day-rate personnel sought.

Cycling Ireland is now recruiting for the role of High Performance Administration Manager to drive initiatives to support and assist the preparation of National Teams competing internationally for Cycling Ireland.

Experienced marketer Emma Hunt-Duffy has been appointed to the Board of Cycling Ireland.

Cycling Ireland has announced a new partnership with Verve Cycling – producer of the world’s most accurate power meter, the InfoCrank.

Alaya Yoga is set to become Cycling Ireland’s first Official Yoga partner. Members of Cycling Ireland can avail of sixteen expert-led Alaya Yoga classes on the Cycling Ireland Training Hub and preferential rates for accessing hundreds of live and on demand yoga classes weekly via the Alaya Yoga App.

2022 will see the development of a Cycling Ireland Academy with the Irish registered UCI Continental team, EvoPro Racing.

The Irish Independent is set to carry live coverage of the Cyclocross National Championships on Sunday the 9th of January 2022 via the Independent.ie website and associated social media platforms.

Cycling Ireland and TG4 are pleased to announce the launch of a new Cycling Ireland Magazine Show.

Cycling Ireland’s office will close on the 23rd of December at 5:30pm for the holiday period and will reopen on Tuesday the 4th January 2021.

Department of Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has launched a public consultation to seek views from cyclists on her proposal to make careless driving a fixed penalty notice offence. The consultation paper will also invite views on the introduction of Operation SNAP in Northern Ireland.

Liam Collins was elected President of Cycling Ireland at today’s annual general meeting, held in Tralee, Co. Kerry.

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and a global coalition of 80 pro-cycling organisations, including Irish member Cyclist.ie have issued an open letter calling on governments attending COP26 in Glasgow to commit to significantly increasing the number of people who cycle in their countries in order to reach global climate goals quickly and effectively.

Fixed capacity limits will no longer apply for spectators or participants at outdoor events

Cycling Ireland has appointed Ciara Byrne to the role of Youth Development Officer in the Connacht region.

The Active Travel Coalition is bringing together health, medical, environmental and cycling campaigners to call on the Irish government to show leadership on cycle infrastructure to enable families make the switch from the car to active travel modes of walking & cycling.

The Cycling Ulster AGM will take place at 1pm on Saturday 20th November at the Armagh City Hotel, 2 Friary Road, Armagh, BT60 4FR.

This is a reminder that the Annual General Meeting of Cycling Ireland will take place in-person on Saturday 6th November at 11am at the Rose Hotel, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

Spin11 will continue as the Official Technical Clothing Sponsor to Cycling Ireland and the Irish Cycling team, a partnership which has been in place since 2013.

Cycling Ireland has appointed Paul Watson to the role of Technical Consultant on a part-time basis.