A national Greenway cycling route would cost the same as a few kilometres of motorway, and transform how tourists and locals travel through the country

As part of our Bike to Work series, The Irish Times invited readers to send in photos of the challenges cyclists face. Here’s a selection

Going on a cycling holiday? Before you throw your leg over the crossbar, read this

As a school boy,I was fascinated by the Tour de France, and now I’m taking on four of its toughest climbs

Barely 2 per cent of Irish children are cycling to school, but some organisations and schools are encouraging more bike usage through cycling lessons, example and pester power

Our cycling series continues. After six months in the saddle and two falls, the stress of my inadequacy on a bike is giving me grey hairs

Just 27 per cent of cyclists are women, with most citing safety concerns as the reason for their bike-phobia

Cycling shorts

Far more Irish people are riding bikes to work now, and on safer roads, than a decade ago. Shame more of them aren’t better cyclists. As Bike Week begins, we start a series on Ireland’s cycling culture

How much longer does it take to commute if you stick to the Rules of the Road?

Do Ireland’s cyclists deserve a bad reputation – and can we improve their behaviour?