Our popular Bike Week treasure trail at Bonny Glen offers a fun, safe day out for families. Children of all ages follow a lakeside trail, collect clues, and earn goody bags. With fruit kebabs, snacks, and drinks for all, plus tea and coffee for parents, it’s a community favourite!
Come and join this Otter Cycle - on 17th May from 10am to learn how nature finds a way and thrives even in the heart of the city, as part of Bike Week & Biodiversity Week.
Meeting point: Michael Collins statue on the Grand Parade, Cork, T12 X967
Suitable for: 16+ Younger children welcome in bike seat or trailer - a very slow and easy cycle particularly suitable for less confident cyclists.
Guided mountain bike Family Social session, that will include some skills/games followed by a guided spin on some of the mountain bike trails in Glencullen adventure park.
Family Activity: Come and try Mountain biking together at Ticknock National Mountain Bike Trail Centre.
An opportunity to talk to experienced cargo bike users about how these bikes can be a versatile option for urban transport, Selskar Street Wexford town 17th May as part of Bike Week Wexford
The Athy Family Cycle Event takes place on the Barrow Blueway from Athy to Churchtown on the Blueway and will commence at the Athy Sports Complex on the R417 Monasterevin Road, Athy.
Start Parc ui Chaoimh, cycle along ‘The Line’ to Passage West and back - all welcome, 8 + years old.
We make costumes for bikes and people from repurposed materials, then pedal together in biodiversity-themed parades.
Nature Trip and to build up a community of cyclists - 17th May from 11am - 2pm
Our Royal Canal Greenway Leisure Cycle is an event focused on encouraging recreational and leisure cyclists to take advantage of the wonderful cycling opportunities provided by the Royal Canal Greenway.
Family Fun Day at the BMX Track in Riverchapel Community Complex, Wexford. A day of fun and entertainment for all the family.
A 12km cycle over a 6km loop for youth ages 15-16 at Moynalty Threshing Field, Co. Meath organised by Cycling Ireland for Bike Week.
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.
An 18km cycle on a 6km loop for youth aged 17-18 at Moynalty Threshing Field, Co. Meath organised by Cycling Ireland for Bike Week.
A female only social ride with a recap of skills on the day.
Wheel, Walk and Cycle, Bike Week Celebration
Guided mountain bike session for women, that will include some skills/games followed by a guided spin on some of the mountain bike trails in Glencullen Adventure Park.
Session to provide coaching for bring your child out on a trail. Coaching, bike hire and uplift included.
The Gap (Glencullen Adventure Park), Parent & Child Beginner Coaching Join us at the Gap for a parent & child beginner mountain bike coaching.
A 6km cycle for ages 12-14 on a marshalled loop at Moynalty Threshing Field, Co. Meath organised by Cycling Ireland for Bike Week.
The Celbridge Heritage & Family Cycle Event will be a short pleasant cycle for all around Celbridge taking in the rich heritage environment of Celbridge Town, with refreshments provided after the event.
Bike art Workshop at Cork City Library on Sat 17th May
A fun kids’ cyclocross event featuring short laps, turns, and simple obstacles to build cycling skills and confidence. Takes place at Ballypatrick, Kilcash Sports Field, May 17th from 3–4pm.
Join us for a fun celebration of cycling culture in Cork (+ a free picnic and live music). You can join us from 3pm for a Festive Picnic, Music and Games at the Lough.
Just turn up on your bike at the Lough, Cork City -We'll have a soft drink, salad, bread and meat/vegan option for each cyclists and please feel free to bring along picnic rugs, folding chairs, more food drinks etc.
After the Picnic we'll have a relaxed social evening in the pleasant surroundings of the Lough as well as some bike games and live Music.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
