The domestic scene will see this weekend’s road racing being fought out in Meath, Dublin and Kerry, with a strong offering for youth riders as well as seniors.
And looking just beyond this Saturday and Sunday, there is midweek racing next week in the shape of the Mondello Series in Co Kildare and the Appleby Orwell Women's Beginner League in Dublin.
On Saturday in Co Meath, Bohermeen Cycling Club is hosting the Mick Beggan Memorial – with U12 and 14 racing as well as a selection of racing for seniors.
The club is going to have a busy weekend, as it is running an U16 stage race over the two days, as well as the Waller Cup on Sunday.
On Saturday, race HQ for the senior, U12 and U14 races is at Bohermeen Community Centre. The U12, U14 and U16 (part of the two-day) races start at 12 noon. The C1-C2-C3-Jnr-Womens race – a handicapped event over 60km – gets underway at 2pm.
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You can enter for the races in Bohermeen on Saturday by following these links – U12/U14 races entries, U16 two-day race entry and finally senior race entry.
Also on Saturday, UCD Cycling Club is hosting the UCD Open Races incorporating the All-Ireland 3rd Level Cycling Championships in Corkagh Park, Dublin.
The men’s open race starts at 10am and is one hour and three laps. The women’s open race is 45mins and three laps, and starts at 11.20am.
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You can enter those races by following this link.
On Sunday in Co Kerry, the John Drumm Cup takes place, promoted by Currow Cycling Club in Currow.
There is racing for U12, U14 and U16s, starting at 10.30am with sign-on open from 9.30-10am at Killentierna Hall. Senior sign-on closes at 12 noon, with racing getting underway at 12.30pm.
The C1 race is 93km while the C2s race for 77.5km and the C3s for 62km. You can get more details on the youth or senior races in Currow and enter by following this link.
In Bohermeen on Sunday, there are four races starting from 10am as part of Bohermeen CC’s Waller Cup; C3 (80km), U16 (50km), U14 (16km), U12 (5.5km).
And in the afternoon, starting at 1pm, there are three races; C1 (132km), C2 (115km) and Women (80km).
You can enter for those races by following this link. The second day of the U16 stage race also continues on Sunday.
On Tuesday, the Appleby Orwell Women's Beginner League 2025 is being run at Corkagh Park, Dublin. You can enter and get more details at this link.
Also on Tuesday evening, Dublin Ravens kick off their Mondello Series at Mondello Park, Co Kildare, and you can get more details and enter by following this link.
