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Is your club looking to grow it’s female membership? Or is your club looking to provide more opportunities for female cyclists? If so, then we have the programme for you!

Cycling Ireland is proud to launch our new Women in Sport campaign, ‘IT’S NOT A RACE*’ to coincide with Women in Sport week, running from Monday, March 7th.

The 2022 cycling event season is here and there are several things you need to know for the coming year in relation to event (One-Day) licences, membership renewal for competitive events, and National Championships Eligibility (Masters and IRL Nationality)

The Newport Rocky Mountain High gravel/off-road event had something for every participant, some came to just ramble around the gravel tracks others were a tad more competitive and raced the route.

As part of Women in Sport Week, Cycling Ireland is running a Coaching Teenage Girls in Sport Workshop on Thursday 10th March from 6.30-9.30pm via Zoom delivered by Gary McKeegan.

Youths Rás Mhaigh Eo takes place on March 12th and 13th on the scenic roads of Mayo. The stage race features 3 stages held over two days catering for under 12s, 14s, 16s boys and girls.

The Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) contributes to the strategic objective of strengthened rural economies and communities as set out in the Project Ireland 2040 strategy.

Check out some events below that are happening all over Ireland for Women in Sport Week. Register quick before spaces fill up.

When we talk about cycling, our brains almost automatically associate it with road cyclists. Even if we don’t personally take part, we know there are many more disciplines out there on two wheels. BMX, Downhill, Enduro.

Elite BMX National Champion, Matthew Malone and Junior BMX National Champion, Calvin Dunne are set to join a newly established Cycling Ireland BMX Performance Squad.