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...

The current period has led to the creation of many online learning opportunities and Cycling Ireland have developed a new portal containing resources for coaches and athletes. It has gathered together the best of the latest webinars from iCoachKids, ICCE, Movement,...

NCVO are organising a free webinar for voluntary organisations to assist them in emerging from the immediate crisis of Covid-19 and providing advice for organisations on making rapid and significant decisions about the future. The webinar will cover: the big strategic...

COVID-19 Update - 13/05/20 Cycling Ulster welcome the publication of Stormont’s ‘Executive Approach to Decision-Making’ document on 12th May.  Cycling Ireland in conjunction with Cycling Ulster are currently engaging with authorities in both jurisdictions on the...

Sport NI has been working with Inspire Wellbeing to develop an online resource hub around Mental Health and Wellbeing for sports, and this has been launched to the sporting community this week. The Sport Wellbeing Hub, provides a fantastic range of innovative tools...