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New Facebook Group for keeping in touch with all things cycling.
A big shout out to everyone who came along to our Bicycle Christmas Party on Saturday night in The Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Newmarket, Dublin 8.
Over the past 18 months, since the new rails began to be installed for the Luas Cross City project, Dublin Cycling Campaign has received multiple messages from people who’ve fallen while cycl
At the recent meeting of Fingal County Council on Monday 11th December 2017 a motion was put forward by Councillor E.O’Brien to abandon plans of removal of a car lan
Report on our public meeting about the impact of Luas Cross City on cycling.
Cyclists are entitled to the same protection against hate speech as other minority groups, argues Kieran Ryan.
Press release for immediate use: Issued by Cyclist.ie, Dublin Cycling Campaign, IBIKEDublin, Safe Cycling Ireland & Cycling W
There has been great controversy over the proposed cycle route design from Clontarf to Amiens Street.
Sign up for €20 as a member of the Dublin Cycling Campaign between now and the Christmas Party on Saturday 16th December 20
In its recommendations on How the State Can Make Irel
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
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