For Adults only, but all cycling abilities welcome! An unforgettable journey into the night as we cycle from Blackrock Castle out around Mahon strand and back along the Old railway line. The journey will be broken by unexpected sensory experiences, which may include music, poetry, performance, light and dark.
Cycle will finish back in Cork city centre.
To showcase cargo bike use by Users and Traders, at Marina Park Cork City
Tips for inexperienced cyclists to navigate your city with ease. Bikes available on request. Booking essential to secure your space at this free event
A leisurely 5km cycle along the Barrow Blueway with music at Sunset - suitable for all - registration through link provided essential
Experience the freedom of cycling with our adaptive workshop, designed for riders of all abilities using specialised equipment and techniques.
A fun cycle with students from Scoil Ursula in the vicinity of their area, with Sligo Cycling Campaign for Bike Week.
Try out specially adapted bikes that allow carers to bring their friends or family members on a cycle on the Blueway in Vicarstown.
This event will provide participants with essential bike knowledge and hands-on experience. The session will include, Basic bike maintenance, Bike handling and safety tips, A guided bike ride to a mystery location in Leitrim, A coffee stop for a social chat before returning to base.
Join us for our Dawn Cycle event on May 10th in aid of Pieta. Ending Suicide. Beginning Hope. This is also a great event to kick start bike week.
From 10th to 18th May, businesses across Clare are invited to take part in a fun and active challenge! Teams will cycle as many kilometres as possible, aiming to collectively cover the distance across Clare. Whether commuting to work or cycling for leisure, every kilometre counts!
Dawn Cycle from Waterford City to Tramore Beach on morning of 10th May for Bike Week to watch the sunrise and return to Waterford City for Bike Week - registration essential to secure place
Our Learn to Cycle class is an exciting and engaging program designed to teach children the fundamentals of cycling in a safe and supportive environment. Aimed at children aged 5-12 years old, our class is perfect for beginners who are eager to hop on a bike and start pedalling.
Held near the ATU grounds, the farmers market will reward visitors who cycle with a free tea or coffee and treat at LaPapa restaurant. This Bike Week initiative promotes active travel, supports local business, and encourages a shift from car to bike. A short survey will capture cycling habits and interest.
John from the Bike mobile will do basic maintenance checks on bicycles to ensure the bikes are safe and running smoothly. Experienced mechanics check everything on participants' bikes from wheels, brakes, gears and tyre pressure to lights, racks, pedals, saddles and more.
Repair Cafe and Cycle Ballyhanuis is suitable for all ages, national schools and families for beginner levels. This is to promote awareness and safety and workshop and maintenance for bike maintenance.
We will hold the event in our local GAA club Mary;land GAA grounds. Each cjhild will bring their bike and we will employ coaches from the local triathlon club to facilitate the training. Children will be taught about safety on bikes on the road, the impotance of using safety equipment such as hi-vis jackets and cycling safely and responsibly. The coaches will show the children skills on the day and will hold a mini cycling evet at the club.
Join Offaly Sports Partnership for our third annual Grand Canal Greenway Cycle Relay Saturday 10th may 2025 along 65km of the Greenway from Edenderry to Shannonharbour - register to take part on Eventbrite link provided by 7th May.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
