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Cycling Ireland is pleased to confirm the publication of the Paralympic Nomination Policy for cycling events for the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris

Round two of the Para-cycling National Series takes place this Saturday while the opening round of the BMX National Series is on Sunday

The Irish Para-cycling Track Team were in action at the 2024 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil competing from Wednesday March 20th through to Sunday, March 24th

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.

The seven-part Para-cycling National Series got underway on Saturday, March 9th, in Co. Cork with the John Shanahan Memorial.

With 200 days to go until the Paralympic Games begin in Paris, Cycling Ireland is delighted to announce the Irish team to compete in the 2024 Para-cycling Track World Championships in Rio De Janeiro from March 20th-24th.

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

Following the publication of the Cycling Ireland 2024 Events Calendar late last year, dates for the BMX, Downhill and Para National Series have now been confirmed.

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

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

Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly were presented with their UCI Para-cycling World Cup overall winners trophies on Saturday, November 4th

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

The 2023 Para-cycling National Series came to a close on Sunday, September 3rd, after six exciting rounds of action this season

Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly completed the double at the Para-Cycling Road World Championships, soloing to victory in the WB Road Race

Ireland enjoyed another positive day at the UCI Cycling World Championships, which included more consistent performances in the time trial events at the Road World Championships

Dunlevy and Kelly won their firstworld title as a pairing, with the win an incredible fourth rainbow jersey for Dunlevy in the time trial and a first for her Kelly

Rafferty picked up fifth place in the U23 Men’s Time Trial and came within a handful of seconds from a podium place while Gillespie closed Ireland’s Track World Championships with a top ten finish in the Women’s Omnium

In the final day of action in the Para-cycling World Championships, Timothy closed a successful campaign for the team

Ronan Grimes sealed a second bronze medal of the Para-cycling World Championships with a brilliant performance in the Men’s C4 scratch race on Sunday, August 6th.

The women’s tandem pair took victory in the bronze medal ride against France, leading from the opening time split to take a resounding win