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Rayc Sports Cycle Right Instructors working on behalf of Cycling Ireland & The Department of Transport. Contact us for more information.

Our goal is to allow enjoyment and learning while getting to cycle at school.

18/10/2026
16/10/2026

When you’re humbled by such a fabulous class! We loved our lessons in Lisvernane National School and every week we loved seeing the bike rack filled as more and more students cycled to school.
On arrival for week 6 we were presented with a fabulous hi-vis card and delicious cupcakes. We were blown away! Thank you all. Thank you for inviting us to your school for lessons but also for your hospitality every week πŸ’— Hopefully see you all soon -

14/10/2026

Entries close this Friday! ⏱️ πŸ‘‡ Register Now on Eventmaster πŸ‘‡ https://eventmaster.ie/event/DBZmtmAcJr
Here is your official schedule for Cross Clonmel this Sunday, 18th October at Powerstown Park. From the U6s right up to the Senior A, we’ve got a full day of action lined up.
🚲 Riders: Don't miss out on Round 1 of the Munster League. Hit the link above and get your entry in on Eventmaster before Friday's deadline. No late entries!
πŸ‘€ Spectators: Racing kicks off from 10:00 AM. Free entry via the rear car park. Come down, grab a spot by the tape, and make some noise! πŸ“£

Let’s be seeing you all at Powerstown Park in Sunday the 18th! Looking forward to a cracker of a day.
04/10/2026

Let’s be seeing you all at Powerstown Park in Sunday the 18th!
Looking forward to a cracker of a day.

02/10/2026

Final day to register for Round 1 of the National Cyclo-cross Series. Registration closes at 8 pm tonight (Friday 2 October). Event takes place on Sunday 4 October at Belvedere House. Link in bio.

01/10/2026

Expression Of Interest for Rd 2 UK National Series for Munster Youth Riders

Munster CX will be bringing a team of youth riders to the second round on the UK National Series in Pontypool 7th November. The focus will be on giving experience to riders rather than results

This will be for U14 and U16 male and female riders

Team - Marc Flavin and Keith Colville

EOI will be open from today until 12th October

If you want to express and interest please email [email protected] with

riders name
riders age
rider club
parents contact number

Cycling Ireland Offroad Commission Dungarvan Cycling Club De Ronde van Cork Cycling Club Greenmount Cycling Academy Fermoy cycling club

Hope this initiative gets the support it deserves. Everyone, from all cycling disciplines should make their way to their...
28/09/2026

Hope this initiative gets the support it deserves. Everyone, from all cycling disciplines should make their way to their local get together, and have your say.
It’s been a tough few years for many sports - you should let your NGB know your concerns and allow them to plan for the future.
See you there.

Join us at your local Club Development Forum 🚴☘️

Club secretaries and committee members, we’d love to see your club represented at one of our upcoming sessions. It’s your chance to give feedback on how we can best support club development, discuss the challenges your club faces, and hear about upcoming changes to club support across the island.

πŸ“ 29 September: Limerick
πŸ“ 30 September: Clonmel
πŸ“ 6 October: Belfast
πŸ“ 7 October: Strabane
πŸ“ 20 October: Dublin
πŸ“ 4 November: Claremorris

13/09/2026

πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈπŸš΄ New research from Ireland's National Transport Authority confirms how investing in active travel can bring economy benefits. Here's how:

πŸ“ˆ Strong return on investment: €1.97bn invested in active travel between 2021-2030 is projected to generate €7.73bn in benefits
πŸ’Ό Job creation: 26,640 jobs created during the construction phase alone, plus thousands more sustained across the wider economy.
πŸ’Ά Direct commuter savings: people save money by walking, wheeling or cycling instead of driving, and cash goes back into local economies.
πŸ™οΈ Reduced congestion: less traffic in towns and cities benefits everyone, through smoother commutes and cleaner air.
✈️ Boost to tourism: better walking and cycling infrastructure makes destinations more attractive to visitors.
🧠 Lower absenteeism & healthcare costs: improved physical and mental health from regular activity reduces sick days and eases pressure on health services.

Active travel infrastructure is an investment that pays for itself many times over, benefiting people, the environment and the economy.

read more about it here: https://www.nationaltransport.ie/news/every-e1-invested-in-active-travel-infrastructure-generates-almost-e4-in-benefits-for-society/

13/09/2026

We are thrilled to announce that Cyclocross Clonmel is returning to Powerstown Park for 2026!

Mark your calendars for Sunday, 18th October 2026. Clonmel Cycling Club are excited to host this year's event, which is officially part of the Cycling Munster Cyclocross League.

Whether you are looking to secure league points or just want to test your limits on a refreshed course, it is time to brush off the mud, get the bike out, and start training.

More details will follow soon. Stay tuned!

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