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We would like to thanks all of those who stopped by our Bicycle clinic on Park(ing) Day!
We attended Vegetarian Day 2014 in St Andrews Resource Centre on Pearse Street. The event was run by the Vegetarian Society of Ireland.
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Ciarán Cuffe has criticised transport agencies for holding back on a vision that would put walking and cycling at the heart of Dublin’s transport policy
It has been reported that the cycle counter on the Rock Road has been damaged on Sunday and is currently out of use.
If you’ve thinking about cycling to work but haven’t worked up the courage yet, there’s a great article over on Momentum Mag that might help you.
As part of PARK(ing) Day we’ll be running a free Bicycle Clinic on Molesworth Street from 10am to 5pm on Friday the 19th September.
Along with Marion and a group of six pals we set out in late June to cycle about 120 km of EuroVelo (EV 1) route south from La Rochelle to Talmont-sur-Gironde in the Chare
The Dublin Cycling Campaign Annual report for July 2013 to June 2014 is now available.
The winners of the Bikeweek Photo Competition were announced at the July monthly meeting of the Dublin Cycling Campaign.
Dublin Cycling Campaign, together with the OPW and Phoenix Park Bike Hire are planning a fun-filled
Do you want to see one of your stunning photographs hanging up in the Visitors Centre in the Phoenix Park?
Thanks to great help from Gemma Lougheeed, we managed to issue four press releases to national print and broadcast media that got us a lot of coverage.
All local election candidates that completed the Cyclist.ie survey want to see 30 km/h limits brought in around schools.
Minister of State (Finance) Brian Hayes signs the European Cyclists’s Federation (ECF’s) European Parliament Election 2014 Manifesto of “10 Key Measures to get
Over the coming weeks, you may well meet prospective Councillors on your door step, at the shops or you may be emailing them with your demands!
Minister Brian Hayes joined members of Dublin Cycling Campaign and Cyclist.ie, The Irish Cycling Advocacy Network, to publicise the AGM of the European Cyclists’ Federatio
It takes less that 5 seconds to steal a bike with a poor quality lock as shown by this video taken on Parnell Square on the 14th April.