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This is the new bridge for cyclists and pedestrians over the River Dodder between the Firhouse Road and Old Bawn Road.
Dublin Cycling Campaign (DCC) is a voluntary independent group that works to bring about improved conditions for cyclists and greater recognition of the benefits of c
The cycling campaign has launched a campaign to tackle the growing problem of bicycle theft, which has doubled in Dublin since the introduction of the Bike to Work scheme in 2009.
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5 November 2014, Dublin, Ireland
The campaign submitted the following observations to South Dublin County Council.
A research project has been set up by the Tyndall National Institute, to examine various air quality, sound levels and traffic levels with the help of cyclists from the Dublin Cycling Campaign
The NTA (National Transport Authority) have sought Public Consultation on the proposed Swiftway Bus Rapid Transit – Swords/Airport to City Centre.
Congratulations to Dublin based custom bike manufacturers ‘Funked Up’ who have just been announced as winners of the prestigious 2014 Propeller Program f
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.
Cllr.
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