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The Cyclo-cross season is well and truly underway, with Round 2 of the Cyclo-cross National Series taking place this Sunday, 27th of October in Clonbur, Co. Galway, hosted by Western Lakes CC.

Cycling Ireland is thrilled to announce the launch of the application process for our 2024/2025 Performance Pathway Programme, aimed at nurturing the next generation of high-performance Irish cyclists.

Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce upcoming changes and improvements to the Cycling Ireland events and racing structure for 2025.

Lara Gillespie ended what has been a spectacular week for Irish cycling winning bronze in the Women’s Points Race

Gillespie and Griffin claim top 10 while Bénézet Minns makes Senior World Championship debut.

Wicklow’s Lara Gillespie put in another strong performance to back up her fifth place finish yesterday to come eight in the Women’s Omnium

Lara Gillespie got Ireland off to a strong start finishing fifth in the Elimination Race at the 2024 UCI Track World Championships in Denmark

Irish riders hit the track again this week, as they head to the UCI Track World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Following the outstanding success stories of 2024, Cycling Ireland is delighted to host an information congress and celebration evening on Saturday, 30th of November

Expressions of interest for Para-cycling ahead of 2028 Paralympic Games

Spectators were treated to a brilliant two days of racing at Verge Cross Clonmel on the 12th and 13th of October as riders battled it out for coveted UCI points.

Cycling Ireland is proud to be supporting Irish Road Safety Week 2024. This Road Safety Authority (RSA) initiative aims to increase awareness and knowledge on improving all aspects of road safety in Ireland.

UCI points are on offer this weekend, as UCI C2 Cyclocross racing comes to Clonmel.

Cycling Ireland are very pleased to be supporting Road Safety Week.

The 2024 Cyclo-cross National Series got underway on Sunday, 6th of October in Belfast.

The creation of this role, which fits within the wider high performance development framework, signifies the continued commitment and investment from Cycling Ireland in creating a clear pathway for athletes to progress to senior ranks.

Caoimhe May and Killian O’Brien won the Women’s and the Open Senior divisions at the 2024 championship

The Irish Cyclo-cross season officially kicks off with the opening round of the 2024 National Series, hosted by VC Glendale, taking place in Belfast.

A fleet of five adaptive mountain bikes were built and are available for use through Dormant Accounts Funding

The final national championship for 2024 takes places this Saturday. 5th of October, hosted by Orwell Wheelers,