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Cycling Ireland Graduate Job Opportunity
27 Oct 2020
As part of the Sport Ireland ASPIRE Programme, Cycling Ireland is recruiting for a paid graduate position. The role would suit a recent graduate with sports management, communications and marketing skills... More
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Cycling Ireland announces 3 year partnership with Kinetica
19 Oct 2020
Cycling Ireland is delighted to formally announce Kinetica Sports as their Official Sports Nutrition partner on a 3-year term. The recent success of Irish cyclists competing on a global stage, combined with the growth in participation numbers on a national level... More
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Cycling Ireland Covid19 October Update
7 Oct 2020
The Government has published a framework for restrictive measures to guide Ireland over the short to medium-term in managing Covid-19. The framework consists of 5 levels. The lower levels of the framework will be activated when there is a low incidence of the disease,.. More
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Lara Gillespie Claims Senior Women's 2020 National Title in Sprint Finish
4 Oct 2020
Strong winds and hard racing made for an exciting and intense Senior Women’s National Championship as Lara Gillespie sprinted to victory. The UCD Cycling Club rider came first in a masse sprint victory which filled the finish straight... More
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New Gaeltacht Cycling Project Launched
29 Sep 2020
A new Gaeltacht-based cycling initiative has been launched, with the dual purpose of driving participation in the sport and developing gravel bike routes... More
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Cycling Ireland Covid19 Update
19 Sep 2020
The Government has published a framework for restrictive measures to guide Ireland over the short to medium-term in managing Covid-19. The framework consists of 5 levels. The lower levels of the framework will be activated when there is a low incidence of the disease... More
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2020 Rás na mBan Cancelled
1 Sep 2020
After months of deliberation the organising committee of Rás na mBan have been forced to cancel this year’s race and have now switched their attention to preparations for the 2021 event... More
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Two National Records fall at thrilling Track National Championships
31 Aug 2020
Cycling fans enjoyed a thrilling weekend of racing at the Cycling Ireland Track National Championships in Sundrive velodrome where 8 National Champions were crowned, and 2 Irish Records fell... More
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Ireland’s Elite Track Cyclists battle for National Honours at Sundrive Velodrome
27 Aug 2020
The 2020 Cycling Ireland Senior Track National Championships take place on 29th and 30th August with all the action live streamed across Cycling Ireland and Pundit Arena Facebook pages... More
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Cycling Ireland Covid-19 Updated Guidance
20 Aug 2020
The Cabinet has agreed a number of new restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of coronavirus. The measures were announced by Taoiseach Micheál Martin on Tuesday, August 18, effective immediately and will remain in place until 13 September... More
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CYCLING IRELAND NEWS UPDATE - JULY 2020
28 Jul 2020
Cycling Ireland Road & TT National Championships Update, and CI are seeking expressions of interest in paracycling programme plus for young riders there is a domestic programme of activities that will be delivered by Cycling Ireland’s High-Performance Unit throughout 2020... More
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Cycling Ireland Launches Four-Year Strategy 2020-2024
20 Jul 2020
The strategic plan sets forth the sports ambition from grass roots to elite level and encompasses cycling in all its forms. From road and off-road to track and BMX, from competitive and leisure to cycling as a form of transport... More
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CYCLING IRELAND NOTICE OF 2020 AGM
16 Jul 2020
It is again time to invite you to the hosting of our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 17th October 2020 – please see official notice attached. However, as you’ll be acutely aware, 2020 has been a year like no other in our recent history... More
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Cycling Ireland Launch New Membership and Events Platform
15 Jul 2020
Cycling Ireland is pleased to launch a new bespoke membership and events platform designed specifically for the cycling community. The product took 6-months development, the Cycling Ireland Membership & Events platform will deliver... More
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2020 Rás na mBan - Postponed for Now
9 Jul 2020
Continuing challenges relating to the global pandemic mean that Rás na mBan 2020 will not now take place on its original date in September. Ireland’s top international stage race for women was due to take place September 2nd to 6th... More
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Cycling Ireland seeking expressions of interest in paracycling programme
1 Jul 2020
Dreaming of the Paralympic Games? - Cycling Ireland’s paracycling development programme identifies talent and develops athletes to their full potential. If you have ever dreamed of representing Ireland at a Paralympic Games... More
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2020 Rás na mBan Latest News & Updates
2 Jun 2020
Plans for Rás na mBan 2020 continue apace despite the current lockdown. While any chance of the race taking place are entirely contingent on the opening up of sporting activity in Ireland, the Organising Committee have continued... More
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Unprecedented Number of Adults Cycling in Ireland
28 May 2020
Cycling Ireland has welcomed research that found an unprecedented number of adults are cycling every week. The latest figures show an estimated 510,000 people within the Republic of Ireland are enjoying cycling as a form of exercise... More
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CYCLING IRELAND PHASE 1 – RETURN OF CYCLING ACTIVITIES
16 May 2020
Cycling Ireland has welcomed government efforts across the island of Ireland to ease restrictions and lay out a roadmap for the return of sport. Cycling has been identified as a priority sport and is listed in phase 1... More
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Cycling Ireland Covid-19 Update
8 May 2020
Cycling Ireland welcomes the ‘Roadmap for reopening society and business’ published by the government on Friday, May 1st. We are pleased cycling remains both a priority sport and means of transportation... More
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