Tour de France spectator to be sued after causing crash Tour de France organisers have said they are suing a spectator who caused a crash when a cyclist rode straight into a cardboard sign being ... World • 28 Jun
Cycle groups stage protests for better infrastructure Parents and children in Dublin, Limerick and Galway have protested this morning calling for an accelerated roll out of safe cycling infrastructure. Regional • 25 Jun
Girls campaign to boost numbers cycling to school Research from Green Schools shows that aside from common cyclist safety concerns, girls are also dealing with social issues such as peer pressure, the idea ... Ireland • 03 Jun
Sandymount residents 'frustrating' cycleway plans - DCC Dublin City Council has accused Sandymount residents of trying to "frustrate" a new cycleway on the seafront by bringing a case to An Bord Pleanála. Dublin • 13 Jan
Halfords' H1 profit more than doubles on cycling boom British bicycles and car products retailer Halfords has today reported a more than doubling in first-half profit, boosted by a Covid-19-driven cycling boom. Business • 18 Nov 20
Halfords sees bicycle sales surge 59% during crisis Retailer Halfords said today that underlying sales of cycling goods surged 59.1% in the 20 weeks to August 21, as people continued to shy away ... Business • 08 Sep 20
Bike shops report record sales amid Covid restrictions Bike shops around the world have been reporting record sales in recent months and retailers in Ireland are no exception. News • 31 May 20
Concern raised over harassment of people on bikes Cycling groups have raised concerns about harassment of people on bikes - particularly women. Politics • 20 Nov 19
Campaign aims to encourage cycling among schoolgirls Fewer than one in 250 teenage girls in Ireland cycle to school each day, according An Taisce, and the ones who do cycle say verbal ... Ireland • 19 Sep 19
How I nearly became a road traffic statistic Political Coverage Editor David Murphy looks ahead to the Government's Climate Action plan, which will include proposals for sustainable transport, and recalls his own near ... Politics • 15 Jun 19
Women outline barriers to commuting by bike The number of people commuting to work by bicycle increased by 44% between 2011 and 2017. But despite the rise in popularity, women represent just ... Ireland • 09 Jun 19
Cycling campaigners call for change to bell regulations Cycling campaigners have called for changes to a regulation that forbids air horns and other audible warning devices on bicycles. Ireland • 24 May 19
Cyclists upset as planned overtaking rules replaced Cycling groups have expressed disappointment after new laws setting out a minimum overtaking distance for motorists will now not go ahead as planned. Politics • 02 Jan 19
Prime Time - Cycling Safety, Pres. Trump, Race for the Áras How do we stop so many of our cyclists dying on our roads? Treason or resistance within Pres. Trump's staff? And what our presidential hopefuls ... Prime Time • 15 Oct 18
Measures proposed to boost cycling infrastructure Dublin could emulate Spanish city Seville, where 80km of new cycling infrastructure was developed in the last decade and the number of cyclists increased from ... Ireland • 14 Aug 18
How to save with the cycle-to-work scheme The Government's Cycle to Work scheme is a tax incentive offer aimed at encouraging PAYE employees to cycle to and from work. Your Money • 07 Aug 18
Prime Time - Sharing Our Roads, Mandatory Vaccinations How can motorists and cyclists share limited road space in a way that is fair and, more importantly, safe? Also - there's a real concern ... Prime Time • 14 Feb 18
Bike-share firm to defy council, launch Dublin scheme A company, which is setting up a new bike-sharing scheme in Dublin, is going ahead with its service despite warnings from Dublin City Council that ... Dublin • 19 Jun 17
Cycling to work linked with large health benefits Cycling to work cuts the risk of developing heart disease and cancer by almost half, research suggests. Health • 20 Apr 17
North to stage Giro d'Italia legacy event Northern Ireland is to stage a major cycling event linked to the Giro d'Italia race, which began in Belfast in May of this year. News • 16 Dec 14
Optimism ahead of Giro d'Italia start in Ireland Organisers of one of cycling's flagship professional events are extremely confident ahead of the opening stages in Northern Ireland. News • 14 Apr 14
Lifetime ban is 'death penalty,' says Armstrong Lance Armstrong says lifetime ban is the sporting equivalent of the "death penalty" but says he hopes the ban will one day be overturned so ... News • 19 Jan 13
Armstrong stripped of titles and banned for life Lance Armstrong has been banned from cycling for life and stripped of his seven Tour de France titles, after the International Cycling Union accepted the ... News • 22 Oct 12
Mark Rohan wins gold for hand cycling Mark Rohan has won gold in hand cycling at the London 2012 Paralympic Games. News • 05 Sep 12
USADA strips Armstrong of Tour de France titles The United States Anti-Doping Agency said today it is stripping US cyclist Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles and banning him for ... News • 24 Aug 12
