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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.

The Cycling Leinster AGM will take place on Wednesday 15th December 2021 at 7.30pm in the Springfield Hotel, Leixlip, Co. Kildare.

Expressions of interest are being sought from clubs who would like to host a round of the Irish Cross-country MTB National Point Series (NPS) and the 2022 XC National Championships.

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

Matteo Cigala, head coach at Cigala Cycling has designed a 6-week beginner programme on the turbo specifically for Cycling Ireland members. The programme is available free of charge to members on the Training Hub.

Liam Collins was elected President of Cycling Ireland at today’s annual general meeting, held in Tralee, Co. Kerry.

Cycling Connacht will host a training day for all cyclists in Westport, Co Mayo on Saturday December 4th. The event which will cater for cyclists of all abilities across a variety of disciplines will see some well known names and faces take to their bikes to lead and deliver the insightful day of training

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and a global coalition of 80 pro-cycling organisations, including Irish member Cyclist.ie have issued an open letter calling on governments attending COP26 in Glasgow to commit to significantly increasing the number of people who cycle in their countries in order to reach global climate goals quickly and effectively.

A research study is being carried out on endurance coaches and the environment in which they operate, namely those who conduct some (or all) of their work in an online space. If you are an endurance coach complete the survey in the article.

Fixed capacity limits will no longer apply for spectators or participants at outdoor events

8 tips on prepping and caring for your bike in the winter time.

Discover 10 of the most popular cycle-friendly coffee stop locations across Ireland.

Three months ago, Michael Murphy had never heard of AXA Community Bike Rides. Working as a truck driver, Michael was used to travelling around the country, albeit on 18 wheels rather than two. That was until a life changing event took him off the roads, as Michael was diagnosed with Metastatic Bowel Cancer. Keen to keep active in spite of this diagnosis, Michael looked to the outdoors. He found himself exploring the country once more, only this time it was on a bike rather than in a truck.

Cycling Munster's AGM will take place on Monday, 1st November at 7pm in Charleville Park Hotel.

Cycling Ireland has appointed Ciara Byrne to the role of Youth Development Officer in the Connacht region.

The Active Travel Coalition is bringing together health, medical, environmental and cycling campaigners to call on the Irish government to show leadership on cycle infrastructure to enable families make the switch from the car to active travel modes of walking & cycling.

Cycling Ireland is excited to announce an online training sessions for 10-17 year olds, catering for both the beginner and intermediate riders.

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

Ireland teammate Mia Griffin produced a superb ride to finish 8th

Ireland’s Women’s Pursuit Team continue to impress on the big stage. Emily Kay, Kelly Murphy, Mia Griffin and Alice Sharpe continue their strong form lowering their National Record to 4:21.126 at the World Track Championships in Roubaix, France.