A fun 7km cycle suitable for all the family, and all experience levels through the scenic location of Killykeen Forest Park, organised by Cavan Adventure Centre team. Bicycles and Helmets are provided.
The family cycle event will commence at Mackeys Cafe, Donadea at 10am on Sunday 11 May and proceed in a loop west along the local roads, with return to Mackeys Cafe, Donadea for freshments
Balance Bike Fun for our littlest cyclists!
Join Sligo Cycling Campaign on a leisurely Sunday morning #BikeWeek25 cycle to celebrate the amazing scenic route that links Strandhill, Sligo and Rosses Point! We will cycle the full route, but participants are welcome to join us for all or part of it. Free event but booking is required.
A two-part beginner cycling challenge with South Tipperary Cycling Club’s, helping you build toward a 30km ride through fun, supportive group sessions. Starts May 11th at Duhill Community Centre.
The Cork LGBT Archive will be sharing stories of Cork's activism, community spaces and more on this 7km group cycle.
Ideal for beginners, adults and teenagers to cycle together.
Cycling Training Workshops, Dún Laoghaire.
Join our PedalPower Cycle Parade. Get on your bike! Come along for a free, family-friendly cycle parade with music, costumes and 4 pick-up points are Bangor Circle, Mount Argus Park, Harold’s Cross Park and Parnell Road (Fire station) for final Kiddie Kilometre ending at Eamonn Ceannt Park.
To educate the community around the benefits of cycling for health and wellbeing. And to provide education on bike maintenance to promote sustainability.
Gorey Bike Fest & Family Slow Roll Cycle is a family friendly event focused on all things cycling. There's something for all ages, from balance bikes to eBike demos. “Slow Roll,” a fun all-ages cycle from the park to the town centre and back again. Everyone taking part will receive a refreshment voucher for The Coffee Pod.
Come and Try Grass Track for 8-18 year olds - Give Grass Track Cycling / Cyclocross a go! Bikes available for use, ran by Cycling Ireland and Tralee Bicycle Club
Cycle out the Lee Valley, along the river, through the park,by the 7th century monastery, thought the woods, along the lake past Dripsey Castle, along hidden byways to a secret waterfall and maybe climb trees and swim along the way. Don't forget to bring something for the picnic.
FREE Family Cycle no bike required hire your bike from On Yer Bike Carlingford
5km cycle around the village of Rathoe.
A guided cycle for teenagers around Killykeen forest Park
Promote healthy cycling habits amongst our community - This event encourages cycling for all ages while promoting fitness and community spirit Sunday 11th May at Milltown GAA
Dublin City Council is proud to present PedalPower a free cycling-focused multi-activity event, taking place as part of National Bike Week and Climate Action Week
To raise awareness of cycling in Ballincollig - this Sustainable Travel Park Cycle takes place on 11th May
The Barrow Blueway Canal Engineering Heritage Cycle Event takes place at 2pm-4pm on Sunday 11 May at Lock 22 Feighcullen, between Rathangan & Roberstown, County Kildare to celebrate the engineering contribution of those who built the Barrow Blueway Canal in the 18th century.
We are planning a vibrant and inclusive Community Bike Day designed to bring people of all ages together on two wheels! The event kicks off with an in-depth workshop on bike maintenance and repair, led by local cycling experts who will guide participants through essential skills such as fixing a flat, adjusting brakes, and tuning gears. After getting hands-on and confident with their bikes, everyone is invited to take part in a leisurely community ride through scenic local routes. As a special highlight, we’re excited to include the use of a specially designed accessible bike, enabling elderly community members and residents from the nearby residential home to join in the fun and reconnect with their community. This heartwarming addition ensures that the joy of cycling is shared by all, making the day not only active and educational, but also deeply meaningful.
To develop safety awareness when using bikes on the roads.
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.
Visit the many distinct islands that came to form Cork City on your bike and hear the story of their history and unique identity.
Don't forget your bike!! But this cycle is also designed to be suitable for cycling on the TFI bikes.
Bike Week is funded by the Department of Transport, coordinated by TFI and brought to you by the Local Authorities and Sport Partnerships.
