Save the dates for NCI’s line-up of events for Bike Week 2024!

Bike Week is a celebration and promotion of all that is great about cycling. This year Bike Week takes place from Saturday 11th to Sunday 19th May 2024. The focus of Bike Week is to provide people of all ages and abilities with a variety of cycling events and to create awareness of cycling as a form of transport and physical activity. For more information see Transport for Ireland’s website here.

This year NCI are running multiple events, which you can see below. All events are free and registration is required through the following links (scroll down t see more info on each event):

• Sunday Cycle on BVL Greenway – get your free tickets here
• Boyne Road/ Ramparts Evening Cycle – get your free tickets here
• Navan to Kingscourt Railway Display – Navan Library
• Wild About Navan Biodiversity Cycle – registration link

Family Cycle on BVL Greenway

Our popular Family Cycle on BVL Greenway is an inclusive family-friendly event for all. Starting at Blackwater Park, we’ll head along the recently finished Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway out as far as Wilkinstown and the brilliant Park Beo Greenway Hub for treats – including a free snack bag for all young cyclists! Grab a coffee, an ice-cream, and explore all the greenway has to offer. The distance is about 16km, almost all on greenway.

Boyne Road/ Ramparts Evening Cycle

Wednesday, 15 May at 6.30pm. Free sign up here.

A leisurely evening cycle on the future Boyne Greenway. Meeting at the Ramparts Canal & River Boyne Walk Car Park, we’ll head out along the Boyne Road and back by the Boyne Canal tow-path – the soon to be Boyne Greenway – with stops at Ardmulchan and for ice cream. This event is for reasonably confident and competent cyclists. If you have not been on the bike for a while you will be very welcome.

Wild About Navan Biodiversity Cycle

Sunday May 19th, 11.30am, Boyne Ramparts. Free event, registration required here!

Wild About Navan will lead a biodiversity cycle with Navan Cycling Inititative along the Navan Ramparts exploring the rich biodiversity along the riverside. Led by scientist and biodiversity expert we will stop at several keys points along the river path to identify and learn about the habitats of native plants, trees and animals that thrive along the Boyne.

Stay tuned for even more exciting Bike Week news to be announced over the coming weeks! For more events happening around County Meath, visit Meath Local Sports Partnership’s website here.