Ballisodare Bay Cycling Club Photo Competition – Sligo
Ballisodare Bay Cycling ClubJoin the Bike Week Photo Competition! Celebrate Bike Week 2025 by taking part in the Bike Week Photo Competition, hosted by Ballisodare Bay Cycling Club!
Join the Bike Week Photo Competition! Celebrate Bike Week 2025 by taking part in the Bike Week Photo Competition, hosted by Ballisodare Bay Cycling Club!
Be a Café Cyclists (Cycle for coffee/scone) for Bike Week - at 4 Local locations Killaloe, Newmarket, Ennis and Kilrush, Co. Clare - to get this offer read more
Hop on your bike and challenge yourself to complete a 25km cycle within the designated week of 10th to 18th May. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, this event is open to all skill levels. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to challenge yourself, stay active, and earn a well-deserved medal *Open only to residents of Ireland - must register!
Cycling from the school down to the lake. Work shop back at the school with the Menshed showing us how to put a chain back on a bike, pump a wheel and fix a tube
Active Schools Week is suitable for all age groups and it is suitable for all levels of cycling. This is a group cycle that will promote community engagement and education about cycling. This will take place at Turlough XL Shop at F23 DK81
Ardattin NS is celebrating Bike Week with a fun and engaging series of cycling activities for pupils and families from Tuesday 13th to Friday 16th May.
Free Event. Led by Dungarvan Cycling Club, this 4 week Social Cycle Programme is perfect for anyone looking to build confidence, meet new people and enjoy the summer evenings.
A cycle group to encourage ladies to get back on the bike!
Start the day the right way watching the sun rise over Dublin Bay on this relaxed 10km cycle.
A dawn cycle covering 10km and followed by a healthy breakfast in the Fisherman's Inn, Fishertow - for any cyclists age 16 + - register through link provided to take part
A fun cycle with students from Carbury National School on 16th May 2025 in the vicinity of their school with Sligo Cycling Campaign.
Lynx Cycling Club and St Cynoc’s National School, will be taking part in a school cycle day in Ferbane Offaly as part of Bike Week on 16th May
Students form the Senior classes of Moyle NS will cycle to the shore nearby their school and conduct a Spring Clean of the shore on arrival. Infant Classes will cycle around the school. The day will conclude with a picnic for all children with parents invited also. A bike mechanic will be on hand on the day to carry out any minor repairs required.
Slang Greenway Heritage Cycle - as part of Bike Week 2025 - on Friday 16th from 11am - Join the dlr Heritage Officer, Deirdre Black, on an easy guided cycle along the Slang Greenway from Dundrum to Marlay Park. Register through link provided to secure your space
On May 16th, CFFAM will host two free guided cycling tours on Arranmore Island for National Bike Week. Open to all ages, the event promotes health, sustainability, and local heritage, with bike loans, safety gear, refreshments, and a raffle. Tours begin at Arranmore Community Hall.
Drumlin Trails guided E Bike cycle of Caledon - on 16th May as part of Bike Week Monaghan - limited space email to book
This cycle will be shorter flatter, slower and involve a lot of off road route and so be particularly suited to less confident cyclists.
Enjoy a free scenic cycle from Crough Wood to Kilclooney Woods, followed by a hike up to Coumshingaun Lake, and then cycle back.
See the romantic side of Bike Week with this special singles cycle and mingling event!
Social and biodiversity event promoting cycling on our roads. A lap of Clonakilty, Cork with local historian Con O'Neill and National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Ranger Claire Deasy.
Experience the joy of cycling through Limerick’s historic streets and connect with fellow enthusiasts in a relaxed, community atmosphere. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, this event promises an enjoyable evening for everyone.
To dream of adventures on 2 wheels, and make them happen
The event is a Ladies only cycle, using a 40km loop out from Termon, Kilmacrennan, Ramelton, Milford and back to Termon. There will be a food stop providing strawberries and chat. The event is an opportunity for non-members to take part in a fully marshalled and organised ride at a pace that suits.
The Treasure Hunt in Westport is suitable for 13-17 years old secondary school students to cycle around Westport on a treasure hunt. This is a challenge and competition while it also promotes group cycles and is suitable for all levels of experience. This will take place at Westport Tennis Club F28 E1C2
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
