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Tipperary Sports Partnership say they were delighted to support a wide range of Bike Week events across the county as part of this years national celebration of cycling.
Throughout the week, communities came together to enjoy fun and inclusive events that encouraged people of all ages to get on their bikes.
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From school bike parades and community rides to family fun days and skills workshops, the week was packed with opportunities to experience the joys of cycling.
The success of Bike Week 2025 in Tipperary highlights the growing interest in active travel and the positive impact cycling has on our health, wellbeing and environment.
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The organisers say they are already looking forward to Bike Week 2026.
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