There’s never been a better time to get on a bike! The purpose of Bike Week to encourage new, occasional, and seasoned cyclists to make cycling part of their lifestyle.

Bike Week 2026 will run from Saturday 9th – Sunday 17th May 2026. It’s easy, fun and there’s something for everyone.

Enjoy a wide range of events from community and school cycles, fun bike festivals, safety workshops and much more.

This page will be updated in April and May as the participating local authorities and local sports partnerships create their events.

Bike Week Further information

Bike Week Events

Search below to find Bike Week events in your area — new events are being added daily!

  • Outdoor Spin – Wicklow Town

    The Murrough Car Park Prom Corporation Murragh, Wicklow

    Join us for a fun outdoor spin session with Coral Lesiure Wicklow * *Please note this event is for Adults ages 16+** Get ready to pedal your way to fitness […]

  • Castlebar Women on Wheels

    The Bike Clinic Castlebar, Mayo

    Starting Bike Week - This is a “sofa to saddle” cycling programme that caters for the improver-intermediate cyclist. It’s suitable for people that want to cycle more regularly for commuting, […]

  • Moonlight, Live Music, Poetry, Dance Cycle

    Meeting point Blackrock Castle Meeting point Blackrock Castle

    "Join us for an unforgettable journey into the night as we cycle from Blackrock Castle out around Mahon strand and back along the Old railway line. Always one of our […]

  • Drop-in Mountain Bike Skills

    Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails Ardpatrick, Kilmallock, Limerick

    Come and give mountain biking a go in our drop-in skills area. This supervised space will include flat-ground skills practice along with features such as ramps and an MTB Hopper, […]

  • Cycle Safety Webinar

    Online Online, Wexford

    County Kerry Primary Schools Road Safety Webinar Kerry Recreation & Sports Partnership, Kerry County Council Road Safety, Cycling Ireland, Cycle Right and An Garda Síochána Road Safety Webinar Content: Safe […]

Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.