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As the Administrative Support Officer (Ulster), your responsibilities will include supporting membership growth, assisting with club development, coordinating events, promoting programs, aiding coach education, ensuring compliance with policies and procedures, maintaining Cycling Ulster communication channels and providing admin support to the Ulster Provincial Board.

Cycling Ireland are delighted to announce the appointment of Barry Scott as our new Ulster Youth Development Officer.

Cycling Ireland and Cycling Ulster are delighted to trial a new Club Self-Assessment Tool with ten clubs in Ulster.

Sport Northern Ireland (Sport NI) are seeking members aged between 16-23 years old who live in Northern Ireland to join the Young People's Sport Panel.

Cycling Ireland are now recruiting for the position of Youth Development Officer for Ulster to be based within the province

Over 60 women took part in a range of activities and workshops throughout the day, providing a brilliant opportunity to network as well as learn and improve their skills

After a successful 2021-22 season, excitement is building for another action-packed campaign

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

The legislative change provides accredited marshals with the legal right to stop traffic at a cycling event taking place on open roads.

Cycling Ulster is pleased to announce that Stephen Connolly has been co-opted to the Cycling Ulster Executive. The Co. Cavan man fills the vacancy that was left on the Executive following the co-option of Claire Young to the Cycling Ireland Board.

Entries are now open for the Provincial Cyclocross Championships which will take place on Sunday 12th December in each province.

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.

Errigal Cycling Club have taken the decision to pass on the mantle of hosting the 2022 International Youth Tour to a new host.

Cycling Ireland and Cycling Ulster in partnership with the Department for Communities and several local councils have launched three new Cycling Hubs in Ulster. The hubs will be utilised for the development of cycling within the province and have been funded by the Department for Communities.

Cycling Ireland has appointed Anthony Mitchell and Gary McKeegan as Cycling Performance Leads for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

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

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

This Saturday 5th June we are back in Bishopscourt for another double header. As this is our series finale we are doing something a little bit different.