On Yer Bike Achill is suitable for children ages 5-12 year olds who are in national schools, this is suitable for beginners and intermediate levels of cycling on awareness and safety, education and training and the event being fun and interactive.
Two categories for children to learn to cycle. Beginner / Nervous (5 to 10 years) – For children who are just starting on a pedal bike, struggle with getting started, or wobble a lot while cycling. This level focuses on improving balance and pedalling skills. Improver / Advanced (8 to 12 years) – For children who can start and stop independently and cycle in a straight line but need to improve their braking and cornering skills.
For children aged 5 to 12 years. Skills and drills to improve cycling ability. Two levels to choose from beginner or Improver.
Off-road cycling workshops for schools county wide to master trail techniques, improve handling, and conquer any terrain with confidence for Bike Week
Preschool children will learn about bike road safety; the importance of putting on a helmet, hi vis, and talk about the rules of the road and general safety.
Free Drop-In Bike Safety Checks
Bike Wash!
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.
Wheels For all is suitable for all ages and levels. This cycle is inclusive for families that have children with disabilities. This cycle will help promote awareness and safety when on bikes. This will take place at Manulla Football CLub at F23 KF66.
Join our off-road cycling workshop for adults to master trail techniques, improve handling, and conquer any terrain with confidence at Lisnamult Sport and Activity Hub, Co. Roscommon.
A pumptrack, which is a loop and consists of a berms and rollers. Learn more at this pump track taster for teenagers at Tanagh Outdoor Adventure Centre for Bike Week
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.
Join us for a fun and energising event part of National Bike Week in Galway City
Hosted by Lynx Cycling Club, at Belmount GAA club from 7pm this workshop will provide attendees with the basic skills to maintain your bike, repair a puncture, change a tyre, etc
Join us on for a Dawn Chorus Cycle Tour. Cycle in through Doorly Park along the Garavogue River.
Free Drop-In Bike Safety Checks
Bike Wash!
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.
Looking to boost your child’s cycling confidence join this FREE Balance Ability Programme for children aged 3-6 in Kiltoom, Roscommon
BMX racing, coaching, practice and training for 12+ - it is required to register for this event in advance to secure a spot - link provided.
Children's learn to cycles session focusing on fun cycling activities designed to help children cycling skills and knowledge so that they can cycle safely in urban areas.
Teens can learn more about cycling a pump track with Tanagh Outdoor Education Centre Tuesday 13th May - pre booking essential - details provided on how to do this
Confidence training for women to get back cycling - max 20 places
An opportunity to try out cycling and e-bikes followed by refreshments in the local community house.
Bike Maintenance Workshop from Cavan Cycling Hub to get tips on how to ensure your bike is safe, road ready and help get the maximum from your cycles.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
