‘I felt it and heard it, it was pretty loud bang. I looked down and my leg was pretty loose’

Report outlines how investment in active travel infrastructure ‘puts money back into people’s pockets’

Cork rider joins Tom Pidcock and two fellow Irishmen at Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team

Fossil fuel price rises on the back of Iran war have delivered surge in EV sales, so why blunt the message?

Ireland ‘a really important country in many ways’ for Palestinian Paralympics hopefuls

There is at least 10,000km of tracks available

No need for compulsory purchase orders, expensive designs and planning rows

Culture of keeping to the right would be safer

Connecting these world-class routes to the city shouldn’t require a map and a stroke of luck

Pricey hotels and expensive rentals make holidaying at home prohibitively costly. We need better alternatives

The 1958 Rás Tailteann winner, who helped put Kerry cycling on the national racing map, was also a ‘farmer, runner, boxer, wrestler, circus performer and maverick’

State has passed a law in Grace Lynch’s name, but is also prosecuting the gardaí needed to enforce it

He was booed during Stage 10 on Bastille Day, all just ‘wood on the fire’ in his quest to win a fifth title

If you are a cyclist has your experience on the roads changed in recent times?

There is nothing more I can do to ‘be seen’, and nothing I can do about drivers who don’t look

In a wide-ranging interview the 67-year-old discusses her transgender journey, her past as a successful cyclist - ‘I can’t deny it’ - doping and the undoubted talents of Stephen Roche and Tadej Pogacar

It would be good for us all to implement the precautionary principle logically and focus our attention on motorists

All road users need to improve and be more conscientious, including cyclists

Cyclists in Ireland deserve to feel safer – and that requires more than just beefed-up cycling infrastructure

Research shows 14% of on-street car parking spaces will be erased by ever bigger cars