Dublin City Council is proud to present PedalPower a free cycling-focused multi-activity event, taking place as part of National Bike Week and Climate Action Week
Grassroutes Bike Hire will run eight inclusive cycling classes during Bike Week 2025 for students from Little Angels and St Bernadette’s schools. Sessions include bike fitting, safety checks, and adapted cycling skills, promoting confidence, physical activity, and independence. All equipment is provided, making cycling accessible and enjoyable for all abilities.
Bike Maintenance Workshops for Women and Girls
Members of Naomh Padraig Uisce Chaoin will take part in an event aiming to promote and encourage the use of the new Greenway when traveling to and from matches/training. The event will involve a one hour session at the club led by local cycling coaches focusing on cycling skills, cycling safety and guidelines for using the greenway. This will be followed by a guided cycle on the greenway and refreshments in the clubhouse.
Bike Maintenance for Beginners
Our Children's Learn to Cycle session will give children in the Ardnacassa Housing estate area an opportunity to learn safer urban cycling skills.
A practical bike maintenance workshop in Golden Village for beginners, offering hands-on tips and essential bike care skills.
This event will take place on athletics track which will afford the participants an opportunity to try different bikes and trikes in a safe environment. Participants get to try many different types of bikes including electric bikes, and trikes, recumbent E-Trikes and Side by Side bikes as well as a range of adapted bikes.
Dunfanaghy Family Resource Centre will host a bike maintenance workshop which will teach skills like - How to remove a tyre - Fix a puncture, - Lubricating your chain - Brake care - Keeping your bike rust free - Adjusting seat/ handlebars as you grow taller - Be seen be safe
Adult beginner coached session including bike rental, uplift.
Cycle Right Session & Bike Maintenance Workshop at Wexford County Council Offices, Carricklawn.
In a special collaboration between Dublin City Council and the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), artist Michelle Browne will lead a bespoke, in-person workshop for Dublin Bike Week at IMMA, exploring what sights, sounds or smells are part of your everyday experiences of moving through Dublin and its suburbs.
This event for Mulranny is for Adults and all experience levels to help promote awareness and safety and community engagement of e-bikes. This event will take place at Mulranny Amenity Centre F28 N8N2
An evening of bike skills and fun family cycling on Sunday, May 18th from 6pm at the Horse and Jockey. Including a bike maintenance talk at 6pm, followed by kids’ and adult cycles at 7pm. Refreshments after!
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
