Cycling Ulster are encouraging members to attend drop-in sessions that form part of a review of Castlewellan and Rostrevor MTB trails. This is an opportunity for cyclists to make a positive contribution towards cycling infrastructure. The drop-in sessions take place...
Following on from successful development leagues in 2018 and 2019, the Cycling Ulster Women’s Commission plan to organise a league for 2020. The 2019 series saw a total of over 50 ladies participate with an average entry of over 20 in each race. The league also...
Cycling Ulster Chairman, Tommy McCague has congratulated the Ulster winners at the Cycling Ireland Awards at the City West Hotel in Dublin at the weekend. Speaking after the Awards event, he said: “On behalf of Cycling Ulster, I want to congratulate Foyle...
Armagh City Cyclists host the Ulster CX Series finale while Tir Chonaill Gap CC promote their postponed Halloween Howl on Sunday. Cathedral Cross – More info here Halloween Howl – More info here
Sport NI are currently conducting a survey to provide them with a greater understanding of the local club landscape and challenges being faced by clubs. For more information and to take part in this survey please click here
The Mary Peters Trust currently has an opportunity for athletes to receive an annual award of £2,000, the ‘Make It Happen’ Awards. This is funded equally by specialist insurance broker Bluefin Sport and the Mary Peters Trust. Athletes should apply for their...
The Ulster Cyclo-cross series continues on Sunday in Newcastle, Co. Down. Shimna Wheelers are the promoters of the latest round. On Monday 11th November, Kinning Cycles promote the first ever indoor cyclo-cross race in Ulster in Moira. Ulster CX Series Round 5 –...
There are a number of council areas in the province with funding opportunities available for clubs. Links to these can be seen below. Please contact gary.lavery@cyclingireland.ie if you require any assistance with these. Fermanagh & Omagh District Council –...
