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We are thrilled that An Bord Pleanála has approved the proposed development of a pedestrian and cycle bridge crossing the River Shannon in Athlone.
Press release from Cyclist.ie for immediate use, issued 2 November 2017
Recently on my morning commute I noticed “Cycle lane closed” signs in the Phoenix Park.
Recently on my morning commute I noticed “Cycle lane closed” signs in the Phoenix Park.
Fingal County Council is organising information evenings on the Sutton-Malahide Greenway this week.
Dublin Cycling Campaign (DCC) was formed in 1993 in response to the exclusion of everyday cycling from transportation policy and practice in the 1980s and early 1990s, and
Hi guys, I hope you’re good! My name is Rachel and I’ve been a member of the campaign since August this year.
The NTA has suspended funding on the project.
The NTA have just published the following report on the introduction of the new wider Bus and Cycle priority lanes along the North and South Quays.
The European Traffic Police Network (TISPOL) supports a major initiative on the 21st of September each year called the European Day W
For the 9th year in a row, bicycle campaigners and artists joined forces with other activists and advocates in the Global Green area o
Dublin Cycling Campaign is back once again at the heart of the Picnic - and we’re delighted to be teaming up with Cyclist.ie,
In spite of monsoon weather conditions on Monday night, there was a mighty turn-out for Dublin Cycling Campaign’s special meeting looking back on the ‘Velo-city’ International Cycle Planning
The plans for the Dodder Greenway from Bohernabreena to Rathfarnham are now out for public consultation by
Hurray!! The Cycling Community has been invited back into the Global Green area of Electric Picnic!
One of the key messages from the ‘Dinner with Darwin’ event held on Saturday was that we need more people to drop a line to the Citizens’ Assembly stressing that action on climate is urgently
Were an Alien Visitor
To hover a few hundred yards above the planet
It could be forgiven for thinking
That cars were the dominant life-form,
11 Cyclists Tragically Killed in Ireland Already in 2017
In this 200th anniversary year celebration of the bicycle, National Bike Week is the perfect time to rediscover your love of cycling and all things bike.