Recovery Road Cycling Club

We are a beacon of hope, embodying resilience and transformation. With every ride, we shatter misconceptions and prove that recovery is a journey that need not be travelled alone. Join us on the road to a more fulfilled future.


Through cycling we build connections, supportive networks and bridges to other people and communities in recovery, with a focus on reintregration.

Transformative Journeys: Discover the Power of Community at Recovery Road

“Transformative Journeys” the significant changes that individuals experience through their recovery process. It highlights the individual growth and personal triumphs achieved through resilience, patience, and commitment.

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Recovery Road Cycling Club – A visual journey

Explore our photo gallery that encapsulates the heart of the club, a tale of unity, resilience, and collective triumph through captivating images.

  • Hilltop Heroes: Overcoming Challenges, One Climb At A Time
  • Pedal Power: Fueling Our Path To Recovery
  • Start Line Smiles: Kicking Off A Journey Together
  • Community Cadence: Synchronizing Strength in Numbers
  • Freedom in Flight: The Joy of Open Roads
Micheál Clear Chairperson

Micheál Clear

Chairperson

Brian Foley  

Treasurer

Philip Hanley    

Secretary

Samantha Kennedy 

Committee Member

Catriona Nally

Catrióna Nally

Assistant Chairperson

Frank Hegarty

Frank Hegarty  

Assistant Treasurer

Alan Roche    

Assistant Secretary

Gary Doyle 

Gary Doyle   

Committee Member

The club is made up of a great bunch of guys

The club is made up of a great bunch of guys paving the way for upcoming cyclists, at all stages in their journey of road cycling. I really enjoy the coffee and clocking up the kilometres as a group
Gary Doyle 
Team member

It helps give me some “me time”

My name is Alan and I’m 48. I’m a married father of 3 boys. I have lived in Ballymun for over 40 years. I got involved in The Recovery Road Cycling Club at the start, in 2021 and have enjoyed it massively.  It helps give me some “me time” from my busy schedule of work and parenting and also a healthy way to catch up and interact with others. It also helps with my physical fitness and is definitely good for the head.
Alan Roche
Team Member

Cycling is the freedom

I joined the club when it first started. Usually I’m the one who cycles at the back so that no one is left on their own. I’m doing a bicycle maintenance course with the hope that I can help out if there are any problems with the bikes. I suppose what I like most about the cycling is the freedom and the places we cycle to is like another world sometimes.
Phil Hanley
Team Member

Find My Freedom: Embraced the road, enjoying the spin


I’m Catrióna, part of BYAP. Cycling gives me ‘me time’, physical activity, and mental clarity. Road cycling brings challenges like weather, hills, and pot holes, but also laughter, coffee, and beautiful scenery. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, from serene fields to struggling uphill, to exhilarating downhill rides. Seeing people’s confidence grow through cycling is truly inspiring. The countryside and beach are easily accessible on a bike.
Catriona Nally
Team Member

Empowering Journeys: Two decades of serving Ballymun, one Recovery at a time

I have worked in the Ballymun Community for over 20 years and regard the Ballymun Recovery vision as being such a positive influence on so many people and their families.  It is a privilege to be able to be a part of the Recovery Road Cycling Club and to support that endeavor in any way possible.
Micheál Clear
Chairperson
Ballymun Youth Action Project
Dublin City Council
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