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The Cycling Show will be hosted by Áine Goggins and Declan Quigley and will broadcast on TG4 on the last Thursday of the month at 9pm.

A new Bike Hub which will allow people of all ages and abilities to become physically active through cycling has been launched in North Clondalkin.

The Board of Cycling Ireland was reconstituted in late February with the support of Sport Ireland and with assistance from the Provincial Councils.

The 67th edition of the race will again travel clockwise around Ireland with stage finishes in Horse and Jockey, Castleisland, Lisdoonvarna, Kilbeggan, before starting the final stage in Kinnegad to the finishing circuit in seaside town of Blackrock, Co. Louth.

In Wednesday’s Irish Independent, our new monthly cycling supplement rolls out.

THE National Road Series 2022 opened with a stellar showing from Ireland’s best racing cyclists on the roads of Carlow.

Cycling Ireland has named a six-person junior team for GP Andre Noyelle, the Under 19 version of Gent Wevelgem which takes place on Sunday 27th March.

Ireland's best racing cyclists begin their pursuit of the Road National Series this weekend in Carlow

Cycling Ireland is seeking to recruit a full-time Get Ireland Cycling Officer to assist in the development and roll out of Get Ireland Cycling.

Nomination criteria for the European Youth Olympics which takes place in Slovakia from 24 to 30 July 2022.

The Women in Sport Leadership Course, organised by Swim Ireland, is designed to support the development of female leaders within National Governing Bodies delivered by sports consultants Lisa Clancy and Sarah O’Shea. Hear what Berne Commins, a representative of Cycling Ireland thought about the course.

If you are interested in hosting this year's event or have any issues or concerns, please contact Garry Nugent: garry.nugent@cyclingireland.ie by 5pm on Friday 25th March.

New members welcomed to the College of Commissaires

Cycling Ireland partners Verve Cycling are giving members exclusive access to a huge 40% discount on the InfoCrank Road and InfoCrank Track power meters.

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.