Cycling Ireland is seeking 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...

Cycling Ulster welcome the opening of a consultation from the Department for Infrastructure on making careless driving a fixed penalty notice offence. The consultation looks at the current legislative process for careless driving and explores how this might be...

The Cycling Ulster AGM took place in the Armagh City Hotel today. Tommy McCague was re-elected as Chairperson while Marian Lamb and Julie Rea were elected to the positions of Treasurer and Lead Safeguarding Officer respectively. Three further positions on the Cycling...

Cycling Ulster and Cycling Ireland 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...

Cycling Ireland has appointed Anthony Mitchell and Gary McKeegan as Cycling Performance Leads for the 2022 Commonwealth Games. The Commonwealth Games takes place in Birmingham from 28 July to 08 August 2022 and is expected to feature 6,600 sports men and women from...

The Cycling Ulster AGM will take place on Saturday 20th November in the Armagh City Hotel at 1pm. Cycling Ulster are pleased to confirm that the new Cycling Ireland President, Mr. Liam Collins will be attending the AGM. The AGM booklet, including the agenda and...