Inclusive Intro to Cycling Classes
Grassroutes will organise cycling classes for children with disabilities during Bike Week 2026, inviting children from special schools and classes to take part in introductory cycling lessons at the Craoibhin. […]
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Access and Inclusion
Events for May 9, 2026
Cycling Without Age Trishaw Cycles Clonakilty
Try out our Cycling without Age Trishaw at any Clonakilty Bike Circus event – suitable for those with limited mobility and the elderly to get the wind in their hair! […]
Inclusive Learn to Cycle Castlebar
A 5-week inclusive learn to cycle programme for people with disabilities to develop awareness and safety while on the roads.
Bike Week 2026- Hanover Harps
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 […]
Adaptive Mountain Bike Social Spin
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. […]
Free Mechanic Service – Brickfield Park
Start Bike Week the right way with our free mechanic service for the public! Bring your bike to Brickfield where the guys Cycle Clinic will do basic repairs free of […]
Collinstown Inclusion Hub Cycling Event
A fun day for people with and without disabilities who can learn and cycle and have fun together in a safe environment. Fun day designed to make cycling accessible to […]
Included in the Joy of Cycling – A Disability Greenway Cycle
This Bike Week event supports people with disabilities and their families to enjoy cycling on the Limerick Greenway in a welcoming, supportive and traffic‑free environment. The cycle celebrates inclusion and […]
Newbridge Autism Friendly Town Try a Trike Event
Newbridge Autism Friendly Town committee are hosting a come try a trike at 2pm indoors at Ryston Hall. This event will be aimed at children and adults with varying degrees […]
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.