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List of Irish records in track cycling

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The following are the national records in track cycling in Ireland maintained by Ireland's national cycling federation: Cycling Ireland.

Men

Key to tables:   Awaiting ratification   Record not kept by Cycling Ireland

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Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
Flying 200m time trial 9.834 Eoin Mullen 6 December 2013 World Cup Aguascalientes, Mexico [1]
250m time trial (standing start) 20.196 Maximilian Fitzgerald 2 February 2026 European Championships Konya, Turkey [2]
Flying 500m time trial 26.590 Kieran Leahy 7 April 2019
1km time trial 1:01.804 Maximilian Fitzgerald 2 February 2026 European Championships Konya, Turkey [3]
Team sprint
4000m individual pursuit 4:20.260 Martyn Irvine 21 February 2013 World Championships Minsk, Belarus [4]
4000m team pursuit 4:11.539 Fintan Ryan
Sean Downey
Felix English
Martyn Irvine
14 October 2015 European Championships Grenchen, Switzerland [5]
Hour record 48.469 km Greg Swinand 16 November 2017 Aguascalientes, Mexico [6]
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Women

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Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place Ref
Flying 200m time trial 10.900 Orla Walsh 14 August 2022 European Championships Munich, Germany [7]
250m time trial (standing start) 20.085 Orla Walsh 9 July 2022 Nations Cup Cali, Colombia [8]
Flying 500m time trial
500m time trial 34.468 Orla Walsh 9 July 2022 Nations Cup Cali, Colombia [9]
1 km time trial 1:07.229 Emma Jeffers 4 February 2026 European Championship Konya, Turkey [10]
Team sprint (500 m) 35.884 Robyn Stewart
Eimear Moran
6 November 2016 World Cup Glasgow, United Kingdom [11]
3000m individual pursuit 3:25.142 Kelly Murphy 2 March 2024 Brisbane, Australia
4000m individual pursuit 4:40.390 Fiona Mangan 25 October 2025 World Championships Santiago, Chile [12]
3000m team pursuit 3:30.375 Jennifer O'Reilly
Ciara Horne
Caroline Ryan
18 February 2011 World Cup Manchester, United Kingdom [13]
4000m team pursuit 4:12.447 Lara Gillespie
Mia Griffin
Kelly Murphy
Alice Sharpe
6 August 2024 Olympic Games Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France [14]
Hour record
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