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Cycling Ireland has announced three people Phil O'Brien, Martin Grimley and Robin Seymour to the 2023 Hall of Fame inductees...
Cycling Ireland Hall of Fame Awards for 2023
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Cycling Ireland has announced three people Phil O'Brien, Martin Grimley and Robin Seymour to the 2023 Hall of Fame inductees...
Cycling Ireland Sets Out New Five Year Strategic Plan
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Cycling Ireland has published a new Strategic Plan, to be implemented from 2025 to 2029. It outlines the mission of Cycling Ireland as being to create ‘an island enriched and inspired by cycling.’ The Strategic Plan clearly outlines the core values and strategic goals...
Dunlevy and Kelly Win RTÉ Sport Team of the Year for 2025
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2025 brought the great highs alongside some very challenging lows for Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly. The reigning World Champions faced a big year with Paralympic Games, followed closely by the UCI Road and Para-cycling World Championships...
2025 Cycling Ireland Domestic Road Racing Calendar
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Cycling Ireland Announces 2025 Performance Pathway Programme Selection
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Cycling Ireland is thrilled to announce the selection of 13 junior riders for the 2025 Performance Pathway Programme (PPP). Now entering its sixth year, this enhanced initiative continues to identify, develop, and transition Ireland’s most talented junior cyclists...
Cycling Ireland Welcome €7.5 Million Funding for City North Sports Arena
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Cycling Ireland and Technical University of the Shannon (TUS) have welcomed confirmation by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O’Donovan, that the City North Arena project at Coonagh on the Northside of Limerick city...
Process for 2024/2025 Performance Pathway Programme
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Improvements to Road Racing in Ireland for 2025
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Cycling Ireland is pleased to announce upcoming changes and improvements to the Cycling Ireland events and racing structure for 2025. These changes primarily impact road racing and are aimed at increasing event participation numbers...
Martyn Irvine Appointed as High Performance Pathway Coach
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The Cycling Ireland High Performance Unit (HPU) is delighted to announce the appointment of Martyn Irvine as High Performance Pathway Coach. The creation of this role, which fits within the wider high performance development framework, signifies the continued commitment...
Cycling Ireland join the Road User Safety Forum
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