Videos

Covid-19 has made us focus on how we operate as a society in the face of an emergency. This public health crises has demonstrated the need for resilience as individuals and as a community. Active travel can help shore up this resilience through this crises and beyond.

• Dr. Ina Kelly, Consultant in Public Health Medicine/Medical Officer of Health, Department of Public Health
• Sabrina Dekker, Climate Action Coordinator, Dublin City Council
• Mary Caulfield, Dublin Cycling Campaign, Advocate
• Dr. Colm Byrne, Consultant Geriatrician & General Physician. Research: Air Pollution and Stroke

Chaired by Síle Ginnane.

Bike Week 2020 webinar series coordinated by Vinnie Meyler and Conor Cahill.

See more here https://www.dublincycling.com/bikeweek2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on businesses in Dublin. This panel will explore how our public space can best adapt to support how people move around Dublin in order better support businesses. Patricia Reidy, who leads the Dublin City Council team behind the pedestrianisation trials around Grafton Street, and Graeme McQueen of Dublin Chamber of Commerce will discuss this important topic.

• Patricia Reidy, who leads the Dublin City Council team behind the ‘Covid Mobility Programme’
• Graeme McQueen, Head of Communications, Dublin Chamber of Commerce

Chaired by Colm Walsh, business owner and Dublin Cycling Campaign member.

Bike Week 2020 webinar series coordinated by Vinnie Meyler and Conor Cahill.

See more here https://www.dublincycling.com/bikeweek2020

The Coastal Mobility Route in Dublin is inspiring many with the quality of its design and build. Find out more from the team behind it. About this Event

Better Ennis is hosting its first public webinar and we are delighted to feature the source of much inspiration and joy to many over the last while.

This webinar will be of interest to those working in, or advocating for, healthy cities, liveable cities, quality urban design, placemaking, active travel (walking and cycling) infrastructure, sustainable development, community building and town centre revitalisation.

The webinar will feature a presentation by Bob Hannan, Lead Architect of the Coastal Mobility Route, which connects the five south Dublin villages of Blackrock, Monkstown, Dún Laoghaire, Glasthule and Dalkey.

This will be followed by a discussion on the project with Robert Burns, Director of Services for Infrastructure and Climate Change and Conor Geraghty, Technical Design Lead - members of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council team behind the Coastal Mobility Route.

The discussion on the project will be hosted and led by Síle Ginnane.

Watch our online public meeting, recorded on Monday 13th July 2020.

With so many people discovering (and rediscovering) cycling in recent months, we dedicated our July public meeting to passing on our best tips and advice for cycling in Dublin.

Our panel of experienced guests shared their knowledge on topics such as bike security, cycling with children, and which type of bike best suits your needs.

Max is an art historian.

He has a special interest in architecture of all periods, but his true passion is the ‘Amsterdam School’ architecture of the 1900s.

On a late summer afternoon, we went on a cycle with Max along the characteristic Amsterdam School buildings. We learned how - over a century ago - an insurgent group of young architects with a vision on functionality and style and an urge to shake up the status quo, came to design the social housing projects that bring in millions of tourist to Amsterdam each year.