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The best images from the 2022 Cycling Ireland Cyclocross National Championships

Maria Larkin defended her Cyclocross National Championship title in Armagh City Palace Demesne this afternoon. The Chicago based Mayo women held off the challenge of Darcey Harness and Roisin Lally to win back-to-back titles.

It was a fantastic day of muddy racing today for the Youth Cyclocross Championships and the u6 to u12 support races

Cycling Ireland invites riders born in 2004 and 2005 to apply to be part of the 2022 Junior Athlete Development Programme.

The 2022 Cyclocross National Championships, hosted by Square Wheelers CC and supported by ABC Council, takes place in the City of Armagh at the picturesque Palace Demesne. The senior men's and women's races will be live streamed from 12:30pm today so you won’t miss a second of the action.

Cycling Ireland has developed a cycling hub blueprint as an overarching guide for coordinated planning and development of cycling hubs across Ireland based on feedback from these project.

The Cyclocross National Championships are set to take place this weekend in the City of Armagh at the picturesque Palace Demesne.

The Cycling Ireland Off-Road Commission has organised more training sessions with EWS Rider Gav Carroll for two dates in January 2022.

Alaya Yoga is set to become Cycling Ireland’s first Official Yoga partner. Members of Cycling Ireland can avail of sixteen expert-led Alaya Yoga classes on the Cycling Ireland Training Hub and preferential rates for accessing hundreds of live and on demand yoga classes weekly via the Alaya Yoga App.

2022 will see the development of a Cycling Ireland Academy with the Irish registered UCI Continental team, EvoPro Racing.

The Irish Independent is set to carry live coverage of the Cyclocross National Championships on Sunday the 9th of January 2022 via the Independent.ie website and associated social media platforms.

Cycling Ireland’s office will close on the 23rd of December at 5:30pm for the holiday period and will reopen on Tuesday the 4th January 2021.

Cycling Ireland and TG4 are pleased to announce the launch of a new Cycling Ireland Magazine Show.

The eRacing National Championship qualification event took place on Saturday, 18th December over 1-lap of the Watopia Figure 8 course, a total distance of 29.8 kilometres.

The Cycling Ireland Off-Road Commission is seeking expressions of interest from riders who are interested in representing Ireland at the World Cyclocross Championships in the USA.

Cycling Ireland excepting expressions of interest from riders, male and female, over 18 years old, seeking consideration for further engagement and potentially trialling alongside our High Performance Programmes during 2022. All disciplines are of interest from Paralympics events, Track Sprint/BMX, Endurance (Road and Track), MTB and Cross.

Applications for membership to the 2021-2024 Olympic Federation of Ireland Athletes’ Commission are being sought. Olympians from any of the last four Olympic cycles, winter, or summer, can apply for a position on the commission, in the role that runs through to 2024.

A membership levy motion proposed at the Cycling Munster AGM on November 1st was passed and will see an additional €5 charge applied to adult Leisure and Competitive members within the province.

Entries are now open for the Provincial Cyclocross Championships which will take place on Sunday 12th December in each province.

Cycling Ireland has launched the Training Hub on Android and iOS for 2022 Members. The Training Hub contains cycling-specific, on-demand expert training in yoga, pilates, strength and conditioning, indoor cycling and more.