Try A Bike Day – Louth Disability Cycling Club
St Helena Park Dundalk, IrelandAn inclusive event for children of all abilities by Louth Disability Cycling Club.
An inclusive event for children of all abilities by Louth Disability Cycling Club.
Family Cycle from New Street to Malahide Castle
Children's Cycling Training Workshop - Marlay Park
Free Event - Waterford to Wexford East 30K Cycle for Experienced Cyclist only, accompanied by Cycling Leaders, Bike Mechanic, and Community Gardai.
A fun, family-friendly Treasure Hunt Cycle
Free Family cycle, no bike required you can hire them for FREE from On Yer Bike at the Greenway.
Breffni Wheelers Cycling Club are holding a fun, non-competitive, grass track event for Primary School age children. There will be a mix of skill challenges and mini-races.
For Youths 10-17 only - to learn core mountain biking skills from an expert including; Track Stands, Manual Drops, Front Wheel lifts, Bunny Hop, Cornering and Body position. Taking place at Mullaghmeen Forest Park, organised by Mullaghmeen Mountain Bike Club and Cavan Sports Partnership
A Family Fun Day Sunday 18th May from 12.30-2.30pm at Cleveragh Regional Park, Co. Sligo. Cycling activities, games, and entertainment for all ages and abilities. Free fun for everyone!
Explore Cloughjordan’s townlands and their Canadian migration links on this relaxed heritage cycle. Meeting at Middle Country Café, it’s a chance to connect with local history and community while enjoying a gentle spin through the countryside.
The Bike Safari Adventure is a free, family-friendly cycling event on a safe, looped route with fun, themed checkpoints. Open to ages 6+, it promotes bike confidence, eco-awareness, and teamwork through interactive challenges, a fix-it station, and prizes. Bikes available for loan—everyone’s welcome to join the fun!
Come and join a new club to the area, Boyne Valley Wheelers, for a friendly cycle starting at Slane, heading to Dolly Mitchells, and continuing on around Newgrange. Adults only.
Fun Family cycle through the forest park in Cootehill of approx 12km, suitable for all ages and experience levels with DB Cycling Club.
A fun and family-friendly cycle for kids under 12, from Cahir Castle to the Swiss Cottage along a safe, scenic route. Starts at 4pm on May 18th from Cahir Castle Car Park.
Join us for a fun community cycling event! Start with a bike handling skills course for younger participants, then enjoy a scenic group ride around the local area. Afterward, come together for a barbecue and refreshments. Extra bikes and helmets will be provided, encouraging everyone to get active and explore!
Come see & hear the story of miniature natural wildernesses hidden in the cracks & hollows of the walls of Cork, at this Wild Walls Cycle for Bike Week.
Relaxed evening cycle out along the Lee Valley as the Sun sets we'll see the bats come out to forage, Sunday 18th May
Join us for an inspiring journey into the night as we cycle around the cycle lanes of Cork City Centre at midnight all a glow with free lights to open Cork Bike Week 2025 deck your bikes out with bike lights, fairy lights etc and will have some extra lights to finish turning your bike into a magical glowing stead.
On Saturday 10th May from 11.30pm, Due to the time this is targeted at adults.Please deck your bikes out with bike lights, fairy lights etc and will have some extra lights to finish turning your bike into a magical glowing stead.
This bicycle promotion event aims to encourage students, parents, and the local community to embrace cycling as a fun, healthy, and environmentally friendly mode of transport. The event will include a safe and scenic cycling route, as well as engaging activities to promote cycling awareness and road safety.
Post-Ride Refreshments & Raffle – Community gathering with prizesThis event encourages cycling for all ages while promoting fitness and community spirit.
A variety of bike related acvities such as write a poem, bike art work, scoot or cycle to school, family cycle on wellbeing Wednesday, prize giving for great participation, send in photos of your spending time on your bike
As our pupils have additional needs, and for their safety, our pupils will experience how to use a scooter safely an outlined trail in our court area of the school grounds. Pupils that are unable to use a scooter will be given the opportunity to apply their skills on a tricycle. All pupils will experience wearing a safety bicycle helmet, and a high visibility jacket. Fun will be the aim of the lesson to allow the pupils engage to their best potential.
Learn how to check your bike, spot problems before they are serious and fix simple problems like adjusting brakes, changing brake pads or tubes.
Or have me pump up your tyres, adjust your gears and brakes, oil everything and check everything is in safe working order.
And all free!
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
