This is a Bike Week 2026 initiative organised by our tennis club to encourage active travel and fun participation among junior and family members. During Bike Week 2026 (9–17 May), tennis club members are encouraged to cycle to the tennis club at least once during the week. On arrival, participants take a photo of their […]
To get the train in Midleton, attend the park run and cycle the Midleton greenway as one of our women's wellness events. This event is for Cork Tri Club members
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. Note: Suitable ages are 2-5.
A lesiure cycle for those new to cycling, or returning after a number of years supported by current members. This event will lead into a larger couch to 50k programme.
Cycle towards Crough Wood – 10km Flat cycle on a mixture of greenway and roads at a relaxed pace, followed by a lovely hike in Crough Wood approx. 5km. After our stroll along the river, we will stop in Crough Wood coffee for a tea/coffee and scone before heading back to Kilmacthomas.
Cycling Ireland will deliver a one day Introduction to Cycling Course for primary school teachers
Community Event Cycling Without Age – Trishaw Demo A short trishaw demonstration for older adults, with spins around the village and expressions of interest taken for future participation. (13th May 10.00am - 10.30am) Lawrencetown National School will host a range of school‑based cycling events throughout bike week, promoting bike skills, road safety and fun for […]
Participants will meet on St Patrick’s Quay in Cork City before setting out on a relaxed guided cycle towards Marina Park using the city cycle lanes. From there the group will join the Cork Harbour Greenway and follow the old Blackrock railway line through Blackrock and Mahon. The cycle will pass several well-known locations including […]
Try-A-Bike for kids and teenagers / Family and Social Group Rides for all ages and abilities.
Mechanics from Cork Community Bikes will thoroughly check your bike and carry out any small repairs as needed. We'll explain and give advice on looking after your bike.
A 5-week inclusive learn to cycle programme for people with disabilities to develop awareness and safety while on the roads.
Have you got a bike in the shed? Did you used to cycle to school or work when you were younger but have given up the habit? Or, with rising fuel prices, are you looking for the confidence to get out of the car and onto the saddle? If so, join us for a guided […]
Want to try out group cycling? The BlanchWheelies will be running beginners' social 'Couch to 50k' spins as part of Bike Week 2026. Spins are aimed at those wanting to improve fitness or experience club riding. The cycle will take approximately 1 hour at a comfortable pace for all, and we'll finish with a coffee […]
Please note: this event is only for members of Hanover Harps Juvenile Club. Morning of cycling and fun activities. Kids will be allowed to cycle around the track surrounding the soccer pitch. They will learn how be safe on their bike and be given general safety tips for cycling. Kids will enjoy an obstacle course […]
The event comprises of a bike maintenance workshop & short cycle on the first session and a cycle through Clonbur Woods to Cong on the 2nd session. The event is to encourage people to get their bikes out of the sheds, get the confidence to fix them up and cycle in the local woodland cycle trails.
South Tipperary Cycling Club will host an Introductory Mountain Biking session on Saturday 9th May at 10:00am in Scarragh Woods, near Cahir. This session is aimed at beginners, with a focus on basic mountain biking skills, trail awareness, and safe riding techniques. Participants will ride on established trails under the guidance of experienced club leaders. […]
The event comprises a bike maintenance workshop & short cycle on the first session and a cycle through Clonbur Woods to Cong on the 2nd session. The event is to encourage people to get their bikes out of the sheds, get the confidence to fix them up and cycle in the local woodland cycle trails.
The Club Social Cycle for Bike Week is for current members to cycle together socially, but primarily, is open to all to encourage cycling in the local community of Ashbourne. This is simply a 50KM cycle starting and finishing at Ashbourne with refreshments provided by the club at the Hill of Tara, as done in […]
Promote fun and social family cycling along the Greenway for the whole community for both children and adults. Cycling to Narrow Water Bridge and back to Omeath. Approx. 20km Ice-cream for children at Carlingford Marina for refreshments.
Women's Gravel Spin for Bike Week is organized by Longford Racing and Cycling Club and supported by Cycling Ireland and Longford Sports partnership. The cycle will be social and take place over many of the off road trails across South Longford.
Celebrate Bike Week 2026 with a unique blend of activity and relaxation on the Pamper & Pedal: Blessington Greenway Sauna Ride — a self-led cycle followed by a free, well-earned sauna session overlooking the lake. Take in the stunning scenery of the Blessington Greenway at your own pace, then check in with our team to […]
Cycling Ireland are hosting a beginner friendly adaptive mountain bike ride in Ballinastoe Woods, Wicklow on Saturday 9th May. Bikes and helmets will be provided but numbers will be limited. Please contact Paul Norton in Cycling Ireland to register your interest - paul.norton@cyclingireland.ie #BikeWeekWicklow #BikeWeekCyclingIreland
A social cycle out to Passage out the old railway greenway. There will be a break for a picnic in Passage before beginning the journey back to the city.
🔧 Want to feel more confident on your bike? Come to the Harbour Field this Bike Week! Maynooth Cycling Club will be at the Harbour Field on Saturday 9th May from 10am–3pm with free, hands-on demos: ✅ How to fix a flat tyre ✅ Pre-ride checks — what to look out for before you head […]
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.