Cycling Ireland are organising a Bike Like Me Virtual Festival which aims to inspire more women and girls to discover cycling and feel confident on their bikes on Saturday 11th July. This all-day event brings women and girls together throughout the day to promote...
As part of Cycling Ireland’s Bike Like Me campaign, they are offering a free 7 week Online Training Programme for women, designed by Neil Delahaye – Cycling Ireland’s National Performance Coach. As part of the programme, a weekly training session will be...
As part of Cycling Ireland’s Bike Like Me campaign we are encouraging and supporting more women to ‘get into racing’. Following consultation and feedback from members we are launching a women’s only league with events every Wednesday evening....
Bike Like Me is Cycling Ireland’s new overarching campaign to inspire more women and girls to discover cycling and feel confident on their bikes. The Cycling Ireland led campaign aligns with Sport Ireland’s Policy on Women in Sport which intends to address four...
The Cycling Ulster Women’s Commission have opened expressions of interest for the provincial team that will take part in the Severfield Fermanagh 3-Day promoted by Lakeland CC from 5th-7th June. Selection criteria can be seen by clicking here. Expressions of...
Following on from a successful road league in 2018 and 2019, the Cycling Ulster Women’s commission are back in 2020 with a racing league that offer something for everyone. The league this year combines road racing, time trialling and for 2020 introduces a series of...
This Sunday’s (16th February) planned Race School has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. It will now take place on Sunday 1st March. The CU Women’s Commission apologise for any inconvenience and look forward to seeing you all in...
The Cycling Ulster Road Commission will begin the 2020 season with a training camp on Saturday 25th January. The event is based at Newry Sports Centre and will include a training ride followed by an afternoon of talks on training, nutrition and anti-doping....
Following on from successful development leagues in 2018 and 2019, the Cycling Ulster Women’s Commission plan to organise a league for 2020. The 2019 series saw a total of over 50 ladies participate with an average entry of over 20 in each race. The league also...
The success of Cycling Ulster’s 2019 Women on Wheels Programme was recognised by Sport NI recently when it received a nomination in their annual Sport Maker Awards. The WOW programme enabled many women to take part in cycling for the first time with strong...
The Women’s commission of Cycling Ulster in conjunction with Panache Coaching are excited to announce a fantastic opportunity for women in the province who currently compete or have a goal of trying racing next year. A progressive, skills based program for anyone...
The 2018 Ireland National Junior Road Race champion, Adam Ward, rounded off his 2019 season with another victory in the Ulster Hill Climb Championships. The classy U23 rider took the elite provincial crown today on Tircreven Road, Binevenagh Mountain, Co Derry. The...
