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Cycling Ireland are excited to launch the 2023 Leisure National Series with five showpiece events taking place around the country

The Leisure spin series is open to women of all levels from beginners to competitive riders and will feature six rounds

The Cycling Ireland Leisure Commission AGM will take place on Friday 4th November at the Four Seasons Hotel, Coolshannagh, Monaghan, H18 Y220 beginning at 7pm.

The second round of the Leisure National Series, the Tour de Kilkenny took place over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Tullamore Cycling and Touring Club are delighted to announce that Sunday, 28th August 2022 will have the return of the Pat Colgan Pedal the Peaks Cycle Challenge.

Here's everything you need to know about the third stage, what areas the riders will pass through and the timings.

The second edition of The Wild Mayo Ultra comes to Westport on May 13th and 14th.

Bike to Work Ltd. conducted its first survey of the cycling community in Ireland to learn more about the opinions and habits of cyclists today.

Last weekend, 8 AXA Community Bike Ride members from all around Ireland arrived in Moate for a very special bike ride with Paralympic gold medallist, Eve McCrystal.

The Wild Mayo Ultra attracted a very niche breed of cyclist to Westport for 72hours on the weekend of July 23 to 25th.

On Saturday July 24th the Wild Mayo Ultra endurance cycle events start and finish in Westport. View route and timetables for the 300k and 650k event of approximate times that cyclists will be passing an area.

Lisa Walsh of PilatesBody.com has designed an 8-week programme specifically for Cycling Ireland members. The programme starts on Wednesday, July 7th with 30-minute sessions delivered weekly to help your performance and enjoyment on the bike.

The 2021 edition of the Tour of Monaghan which will take place on Sunday 13th June is now open for entry.

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

We're heading into the thick of the racing season and staying injury free is vital. We have put together 5 top tips to help you stay injury free over the coming months so you can make the most of your time on the saddle. There is something for everyone to take from these tips, whether you're aiming to compete in the National Championships or aiming to reach your first 20km.

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.