Please note: this event is only open to Youth cyclists with Cycling Ireland membership. Road Cycling is the most widespread form of cycling. More people are taking to the roads on bikes than ever before, be it for leisure reasons, competition, or commuting, the benefits of cycling are endless. Carlow RCC plan to host a […]
We will offer advice to parents on getting children cycling using balance bikes and give children a taste of using a balance bike on a small obstacle course. Suitable for children 10 years of age or older.
A balance bike is a lightweight, pedal-less child’s bike which facilitates balance and propulsion. Children run along whilst seated, push off the ground to create forward movement and use their feet to slow down and stop safely. Balance Bikes help children develop gross motor skills, spatial awareness, bilateral co-ordination and enhance their physical literacy. Parent […]
"Participants will be guided by ride leaders as they cycle from Midleton to the Mogeely section of the MY Greenway. A brief stop will be made in Mogeely, where you can enjoy picnic items you bring along, or grab a refreshment from the coffee trailer. You are welcome to bring your own bike; if you […]
A social group cycle departing from Glenside Business Park, with route options of 25km or 30km to suit different levels of fitness and experience. This is an inclusive event open to all ages, encouraging families and individuals to get active together. Please note that participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. […]
Start point and time: Depart 10am Strandhill Road opposite Kevinsfort or join in at GAA Scarden at 10 20am, returning at 12 noon. Free event but Booking via Ticket Tailor is required. Children riding their own bikes must be able for the distance and accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Join us on Sunday, 10 May at 10.30am on Parliament Street for a family-friendly, community cycle to Éamonn Ceannt Park in Crumlin. Take in the sights as you are guided through the streets of Dublin and on to a day of fun to celebrate all things cycling at Pedal Power 2026!
Fun, safe, and active cycling sessions helping kids build skills, confidence, and a love for being on the bike! Beginner / Nervous (5 to 10 years) – For children who are just starting on a pedal bike, struggle with getting started, or wobble a lot while cycling. This level focuses on improving balance and pedalling […]
A fun morning with bike-themed events in Gorey Town Park, including a short Family Slow Roll in Gorey town in association with Gorey Pedestrian and Cycle Association. Slow bike race; prizes for best dressed bike; face painting. Balance Bike Buddies will also be on hand to teach some basic cycling skills to younger children. Attendees […]
Participants will meet in Doneraile Park where bikes and helmets will be checked and adjusted if required. The group will then take part in a guided cycle along the quieter roads between Doneraile and Buttevant. The cycle will take approximately 2–2.5 hours at an easy pace suitable for casual cyclists. The route offers a pleasant […]
A grass cycling event for kids of all ages.
Now entering its 5th year, this family favourite event is the lynch pin of our club's Bike Week. Kids on bikes search for clues around the lake at Bonny Glen, a safe offroad environment. Gather all the clues, solve the riddle and exchange your answer card for goodies. Ride anything! Scooters, balance bikes, trikes, stabilisers, […]
The Mayor of Fingal, Tom O’Leary invites you to come and join our 5km Mayors Cycle around Skerries. The event is a free community cycle, led by Skerries Cycling Initiative around the town. The event is a slow, relaxed family cycle to celebrate Bike Week in Skerries. Join us afterwards for tea and coffee from […]
Our Balance Bike Buddies will be holding their Fancy Dress Bike Week Party on the Holywell Learn 2 Cycle Track on Sunday 10 May at 9:30am. We’ll have our Friends from The Green Roots on hand playing music, decorating bikes and leading our Balance Bike Parade and we’ll have some Bike Week goodies for all […]
Our school will be visiting Glenveagh for an engaging bike safety talk. Senior students will also have the opportunity to take part in a guided cycle into the castle, making for an enjoyable and educational experience.
Learn simple tips to help a child learn to cycle using balance bikes
As part of Bike Week 2026 we are hosting a FREE Disability Cycling Workshop evening in Kilbride Community Centre. Date: 11th May Time: 4pm-6pm This workshop will be based on one to one tuition with one of our experienced cycling tutors. Each participant will have approximately 30 minutes of guidance. Participants can use their own […]
Bike Skills workshop for pupils
Meitheal will come into the school and do bike checks on all bikes and have the older children do a workshop during this time so they are able to look after their own bikes. Parents of children who cycle to school and wish to cycle to school will be invited to join also.
A 6 week Cycling Programme for over 50yr Active Adults
Join us for Harbour Discovery—a guided e-bike tour from the vibrant town of Cobh to the heart of Cork City. This scenic journey offers breathtaking harbour views, charming coastal villages, and fascinating local history, all brought to life by our knowledgeable guide.
As part of Bike Week 2026 we are hosting a FREE Disability Cycling Workshop evening in Kilbride Community Centre. Date: 11th May Time: 4pm-6pm This workshop will be based on one to one tuition with one of our experienced cycling tutors. Each participant will have approximately 30 minutes of guidance. Participants can use their own […]
As part of Bike Week 2026 we are hosting a FREE Disability Cycling Workshop evening in Kilbride Community Centre. Date: 11th May Time: 4pm-6pm This workshop will be based on one to one tuition with one of our experienced cycling tutors. Each participant will have approximately 30 minutes of guidance. Participants can use their own […]
A maintenance night with our bike mechanic to demonstrate basic skills needed to keep your bike in the best condition.
A short, controlled, social cycle with ladies from local clubs as well as our own. Refreshments served afterwards.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.