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Our organisation runs on the power of volunteers. Without their time, expertise and commitment, literally nothing would be done. Kudos to all.
It is hard to believe that it is six years since Stephen Coyne, an active member of Dublin Cycling Campaign back in the 1990s and 2000s, died suddenly at his home in Drimnagh in Dublin.
A message from our new Chairperson, Úna Morrison
Dear Dublin Cycling Campaign member,
The City Council has commissioned a visionary and transformative new plan for transport in the city centre
Dublin Cycling Campaign held a well attended and stimulating Annual Members’ Meeting (AMM) on Thursday 9th November 2023 in the Charlemont Clayton Hotel.
Last week we met up with Lord Mayor Daithí de Róiste to launch our annual Light Up Your Bike campaign.
We in Dublin Cycling Campaign are all deeply upset at the tragic loss of life at Dolphin’s Barn Bridge on Monday November 6th.
Press Release – For Immediate Release
An alliance of health, medical, environmental and sustainable transport advocates have joined forces to call for urgent implementation of BusConnects, the Government’s plan to improve public trans
Dublin Cycling Campaign is celebrating its 30th Birthday on Saturday 30th September 2023 with a big party planned for a city centre venue.
Taken from us too early in June 2023 was Jerry McSweeney, a core member of Dublin Cycling Campaign in the 1990s and 2000s.
The NTA has applied for planning permission for the Bus Connects Kimmage to City Centre scheme.
Dublin Cycling Campaign made the submission below earlier today to Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council in respect to the consultation process on the Draft Dundrum Local Area Plan.
We Need YOU to Support This Proposed Active Travel Scheme
The Dublin Cycling Campaign relies completely on YOUR subscriptions and donations!
National Bike Week 2023 takes place from 13 - 21 May and we are busy organising some events to celebrate. So far we know of these events which our volunteers are organising or assisting with.
National electricity company Eirgrid are embarking on a ‘big dig’, a majo
Bike Bunkers are the grey mini-hangars you might have seen in inner suburban areas of Dublin.