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Over 15 National Championships will take place throughout 2026 across the four provinces.

It has been decided that for “Domestic Competitions” a number of the new UCI Equipment regulation changes for Road and Cyclo-Cross Bikes and equipment (listed below) will not be enforced by Cycling Ireland

Cycling Ireland has expressed concern following comments made by a Dublin Judge describing cyclists as “a nightmare” and suggesting they are inherently unpredictable.

Castle Saunderson, Co Cavan provided an excellent backdrop for the first National Championships of 2026.

The first National Champions of 2026 will be crowned this weekend, as Breffni Wheelers host the Cyclo-cross National Championships at Castle Saunderson, Co. Cavan.

The championships take place from Sunday 1st of February until Thursday, 5th of February 2026.

The 2025/26 Cyclo-cross National Series came to an end yesterday, as the series took in it’s final stop in Ballinasloe.

In the sixth part in the ‘A Look Back at 2025’ series, we review the national events calendar in 2025

Kickstart 2026 with our specially tailored social media training course. Run across three weeks and completely online, this course will provide you and your club with the toolkit to maximise your social media, giving you confidence and peace of mind.

A Look Back at 2025 - Participation

The Cycling Ireland offices will close for Christmas on Monday December 22nd 2025 at 5pm, and reopen at 9am on Monday January 5th 2026.

In the third part of the ‘A Look Back at 2025’ series, we reflect on an exciting year for Coaching and Education. It was a busy year with 19 courses throughout the year, including the continued rollout of courses and the launch of the new Introduction to Cycling Coaching.

Cycling Ireland is proud to announce McKvr as the new official leisurewear partner after one of the most successful years for Irish cyclists across multiple disciplines on the world stage.

A Look Back at 2025 - Off-Road action at home and abroad

eSports Winter League Reaches Half Way Point

High Performance Pathway Programme Riders Announced for 2026

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce that Louise Burke has joined the organisation, taking up the newly created position of Chief Commercial and Operations Officer.

The first part in the A Look Back at 2025 Series, we reflect on a busy and successful year.

Cycling Ireland Win High Performance Programme of the Year at the Olympic Sport Awards

Comfort & Performance Reset for 2026 + plus a DECEMBER BONUS from Spin11 for Clubs