Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan will move to Level 5 of the Irish government’s ‘Living with Covid’ plan from Thursday, 31st December. The key implications for Cycling Ireland’s approved events and activities are as follows. Training Outdoors: People may meet with one...
Cycling Ulster would like to wish all of our members and clubs a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 2020 has been a difficult year for everyone with cycling events and activities seriously impacted by Covid-19. 2021 offers hope and and the prospect for more...
Cycling Ireland are holding an information meeting for those who will be juniors in 2021. Junior men and women (born in 2003 and 2004) are invited to register for a Zoom meeting with Cycling Ireland’s High-Performance Coaching Unit. The informative meeting will...
The Stormont Executive have announced new restrictions which come into force on Friday 11th December. Cycling Ireland have issued the below guidance which sets out the implications this has for cycling clubs, members and activities. Training, Club & Group...
Cycling Ulster Vice Chair, Julie Rea is riding her bike every day during the month of December to raise funds for the NI Children’s Hospice. In October, Cycling Ulster announced that we were encouraging our members to support the NI Children’s Hospice with...
