Play it safe, slow down, take care Northern Ireland Health Minister Robin Swann has urged the public to do everything possible to avoid accidents throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. The Minister said the health service will be under “unimaginable pressures” in the weeks...

Cycling Ireland urges members of the cycling community to strictly adhere to the guidelines which are in place within their locality. Check government sources regularly for the latest information. Republic of Ireland - www.gov.ie and www.hse.ie Northern Ireland -...

The Irish government have tonight announced new measures to combat COVID-19 which restricts exercise to within two kilometres of person’s home. This means no cycling beyond that distance from your home is permitted in three Ulster counties, Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan...

Cycling Ireland is launching a series of races and training sessions on the popular online training platform Zwift. With outdoor cycling events and activities curtailed on government advice, we have moved online to provide fun ways of keeping active and engaging in...

Cycling Ireland have announced the postponement of of all Cycling Ireland approved events and activities is to be extended up to and including April 19th. Cycling Ulster want to remind all members that this includes club rides and any other activities. Please follow...

Following on from yesterday’s Irish Government announcement in relation to Coronavirus (Covid-19), Cycling Ireland announced that all Cycling Ireland approved events are to be cancelled with immediate effect until and including March 29th. In addition to the events...

Cycling Ireland would like to invite all U23 riders to complete an expression of interest form for U23 programmes in 2020. The expression of interest is to make programme management and coaches aware of all riders in the U23 age category who are eligible to represent...

Following on from Irish Government advice this morning, Cycling Ireland announces that all Cycling Ireland approved events are to be cancelled with immediate effect until and including March 29th. Cycling Ireland will continue to closely monitor advice from the Public...