Noel Dempsey TD, Minister for Transport, opened the Dublin Cycling Campaign‘s Annual Research Lecture last Friday 16 May. You can read Mr Dempsey’s speech here.
Read more...February 27, 2008 One Comment
Tuesday night the 26th February 2008 Bike Lights Initiative(had to be changed from Monday due to adverse weather conditions), in partnership with the Garda ‘bike squad’, went very well. There was good positive feedback from all participants. Cycling Campaign members distributed reflective vests and armbands. Thanks to everyone who took part.
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Criostóir Mac Gearailt (Need for more cycle lanes, Letters, January 4th) takes the view that “cyclists and indeed all other road users sincerely hope that the City Council will … move towards creating more cycle lanes in town”.
Read more...December 23, 2007 One Comment
PDF version of our Christmas newsletter attached.
Feel free to distribute far and wide!
Well done to Simon on a great piece of work.
Read more...November 19, 2007 4 Comments
15.11.2007 Galway City Council/Chomhairle Cathrach na Gaillimhe have just published a public notice on a proposed Dedicated Bus Lane Outbound on the R338 Dublin Road. It will run from the Moneenageisha Cross (Ffrench Roundabout) to the Renmore Road signalised junction( traffic lights outside Duggan’s Shop) on the Outbound Carraigeway
Read more...November 13, 2007 No Comments
Whenever bicycles are broken, or menaced by international Communism, Bicycle Repair Man is ready!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxfzm9dfqBw
Read more...November 8, 2007 3 Comments
“Life has become better and easier for cyclists simply because there are more of them”
Unfortunately the loop works both ways…
Read more...November 3, 2007 No Comments
Article from the Times by Ben Webster (not the late jazz saxophonist): http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2500754.ece
Read more...October 8, 2007 3 Comments
Monday, 8 October 2007 11:46
http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/1008/transport.html
In the greater Dublin area four-out-of-ten pupils who are driven to school live within 2km, according to a Dublin Transportation Office survey. The research involved almost 150,000 students.
Read more...October 5, 2007 No Comments
Irish Independent
Tuesday October 02 2007
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/wanted-new-spin-doctor-to-get-people-cycling-1114369.html
Wanted: new spin doctor to get people cycling
A CYCLING ‘guru’ is being recruited by the Government
to come up with a plan to ensure more people get ‘on
yer bike’ and leave the car at home.
