Cycling Ulster welcome the recent easing of restrictions by both governments which have enabled the further return to cycling activities this week.  Club training can now resume throughout the province with a maximum of 30 people in NI and 200 people in Cavan,...

The Sport Northern Ireland SportMaker Awards are making a welcome return for 2020. #SportMaker awards process shines a light on the local sporting workforce, recognising the outstanding contribution of coaches, officials, volunteers and projects and the role they play...

Cycling Ireland and Triathlon Ireland have collaborated to host ‘Adapting your Coaching with Liz Burkinshaw’ - a webinar for coaches which will focus on behavioural change considerations for coaching during Covid-19. The webinar will take place on Thursday the 18th of...

The Cycling Ireland Roadmap has been updated to reflect the latest easing of restrictions by both governments.  The moving into phase two of the Irish government's Roadmap means cyclists in Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan can cycle within their county or within 20...

Cycling Ulster wish to re-iterate to clubs and members that the below restrictions are still in place; Group cycling is only permitted up to a maximum of four riders, while maintaining social distancing at all timesAll competitive events, including individual...

Cycling Ulster Update - 19/05/20 Stormont have now moved into aspects of step 1 of their easing of lockdown restrictions which enables small groups from different households to meet outdoors while maintaining social distancing. The rest of the province has therefore...