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The impressive Annalise Murphy and Paul Kennedy's daring attack were the headlines from a thrilling day of racing at Round Two of the Road National Series

The BMX National Series continues this weekend as round two brings us to Co. Wexford and Courtown BMX Club on Sunday, April 28th

Round Two of the Road National Series takes place on Sunday, April 28th, from Blarney, Co. Cork.

With Bike Week 2024 fast approaching Cycling Ireland is delighted to share a number events taking place during and after Bike Week.

Cycling Ireland publish Voting Club Delegates ahead of the 36th AGM

Cycling Ireland Women's Commission publish the Application and Selection Criteria for the Women's Commission Bursary

Shannonside Wheelers are rewarded with sunshine for Round 2 of the Para-cycling National Series

Michael Black names Irish team to compete in the Junior Peace Race in the Czech Republic

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

Cytech Bicycle Technician Training Courses are set to be delivered exclusively at the Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun in Dublin from April of this year

Following the formation of a Cycling Ireland Advocacy Group, we can confirm contact information for members to have their say

Ireland has made sporting history by securing a ground-breaking first-ever qualification for the Women’s Team Pursuit event at the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympic Games

The Federation of Irish Sport have launched the 2024 Irish Sport Industry Awards, taking place on Tuesday, May 28th

Over 300 riders support the 2024 Odd Socks Cycle in aid of Down Syndrome Clare

Call to all Cycling Ireland members to complete a short online survey as part of the development of the new Strategic Plan

The BMX National Series returned last weekend as Cork BMX Club hosted an enjoyable opening round on Sunday, April 7th

Based on feedback from our membership, Cycling Ireland has introduced several new systems that will, in the future, improve our communication and speed of service with our Membership and Events teams

Close to 30 riders attended the recent Track Commission and Cycling Ireland (CI) High Performance Unit (HPU) joint training day.

In light of recent fatalities and serious accidents Cycling Ireland is engaging with key stakeholders in relation to road safety.

Cycling Ireland’s recent pathway consultation exercise sought to understand the landscape of the high-performance pathway for young aspiring cyclists in Ireland.