Phoenix Cycling Club’s annual Sportive will go ahead in a virtual format on Saturday 9th May 2020 starting at 10.00am. With group cycling currently restricted by social distancing rules we are offering the next best thing. An opportunity to ride with your...
Cycling Ulster have welcomed recently announced initiatives from Stormont’s Department for Infrastructure that includes the appointment of a cycling and walking Champion within the Department and the creation of an action group to work on developing...
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...
As part of Cycling Ireland’s Bike Like Me campaign we are encouraging and supporting more women to ‘get into racing’. Following consultation and feedback from members we are launching a women’s only league with events every Wednesday evening....
• Annual event in memory of FCC member Adrian Mullan moved online rather than being cancelled • Ireland’s top professionals confirmed to ride, and thousands of cyclists expected to join in from home • 41km event on online platform...
In line with the latest Government advice, Cycling Ireland approved events and activities will be postponed up to and including May 5th. Members of the cycling community are asked to continue to comply with guidelines on physical exercise within their locality. The...
The Department for Communities in conjunction with Sport NI have today launched a financial support fund for sporting organisations in the region. Department for Communities & Sport NI launch financial support fund – 14/04/20 As the region deals with...
Cycling Ulster Chairman, Tommy McCague has called on all members to ensure they are acting in the public interest over the Easter weekend and comply with the public health guidelines. The CU representative said: “I want to thank the large majority of the cycling...
