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SUMMARY:Social cycle / CycleCoffeeCake spins to Gort and Coole Park
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the first CycleCoffeeCake in County Galway!  Galway Cycling Campaign and the Burren Lowlands are teaming up for a 40km social cycle for adults from Gort to Coole Park\, Thoor Ballylee and Lydican Castle\, Ardrahan. We particularly welcome adult women who want some confidence to stay on their saddles since they hopped back on during lockdown. Women who are new\, nervous\, or returned to cycling since lockdown are particularly welcome. \nDue to Covid-19 guidelines\, numbers are restricted\, participants must register in advance\, and only people who received registration confirmation can attend. \nREGISTER HERE for CycleCoffeeCake to Gort and the Burren Lowlands \nMeet at Gort train station at 12.45pm for a tour by bike led by the Burren Lowlands crew. We’ll return to Gort by 5pm. \n We’ll enjoy a pootle to Lady Augusta Gregory’s magnificent Coole Park for coffee\, cake\, and chats in the Tea Rooms. We’ll head to Lydican Castle via the turlough and our way back to Gort we’ll stop to marvel at WB Yeats’s Thoor Ballylee and windmill. \nThere will be lots of time to share experience of life on Freedom Machines\, tips for bike maintenance\, and sharing knowledge of quiet and calm routes. \n**Train info** \nPeople joining from Galway city can take their bike on the train at 11.55 to arrive in Gort at 12.44. Return train from Gort departs at 17.02 to arrive in Galway at 17.53. \nThis event is part of Bike Week 2020 and funded by Galway County Council and the national Active Travel initiative. \n \n  \n 
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/social-cycle-cyclecoffeecake-spins-to-gort-and-coole-park/
LOCATION:Coole Park\, Gort
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200927T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200927T220000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
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SUMMARY:Virtual community screening / MOTHERLOAD\, the movie: a covideo party and Zoom Q&A with director Liz Canning
DESCRIPTION:Our grand finale to Bike Week 2020 is hosting MOTHERLOAD as a virtual community screening and covideo party. We’re delighted that director Liz Canning will join us for a Q&A on Zoom immediately afterward for a panel discussion with urban liveability and health experts. \nThis 86 minute documentary from the USA captures a new mother’s quest to understand the increasing isolation and disconnection of modern life\, its planetary impact\, and how cargo bikes could be an antidote. It won a Sundance Special Jury Prize in 2019. \nFilm maker Liz Canning cycled everywhere until her twins were born in 2008. Motherhood was challenging and hauling babies via car felt stifling. She googled ‘family bike’ and discovered people using cargo bikes: long-frame bicycles designed for carrying heavy loads. Liz set out to learn more\, and MOTHERLOAD was born.  \nWatch MOTHERLOAD official trailer on YouTube \nJoin us on Sunday evening\, 27 September\, for a covideo party on Twitter using the hashtags #MOTHERLOAD #MOTHERLOADgalway. \n Film maker Liz Canning will join us straight afterwards for a Q&A with a panel of urban liveability and health experts\, parents\, and the Galway Cycling Campaign. \nRegister for your MOTHERLOAD and Zoom meeting links here.  \nScreening and Q&A details\nLinks will be emailed to you on the day of the event. \nScreening time: 7.30pm to 9pm \nQ&A on Zoom: 9pm to 10pm \nHandles: @MOTHERLOADmovie @GalwayCycling \nHashtags: #MOTHERLOAD #MOTHERLOADmovie #MOTHERLOADgalway #BikeWeek2020 \nBike Week 2020\nThis event is organised by the Galway Cycling Campaign and funded through a Bike Week 2020 grant awarded by Galway City Council. \nBike Week is a Government of Ireland initiative\, under the broader Active Travel initiative.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/screening-motherload-the-movie-a-covideo-party-and-zoom-qa/
LOCATION:Zoom webinar
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200925T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200925T140000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200917T174701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200923T164555Z
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SUMMARY:Lunchtime webinar / Safer Roads\, Safer Cities\, Better Lives: The view from Europe and the UN
DESCRIPTION:Decisions made by the European Commission and the UN have an impact on the road design and safety of our urban roads\, residential streets\, and bóithirín. Insights into the impact of the lockdown on road safety from across Europe will be discussed as well as ideas for how we deal with a transition out of it.  \nLower speed limits and 30kmph zones are hot topics right now after recent public consultations in Galway and Dublin – and the UN.  \nOur guests from Europe will share how and why safe walking and cycling infrastructure and reducing speeds must be at the heart of our transport and mobility evolution. \n\nMatthew Baldwin\, the first European Coordinator for Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility. Deputy DG MOVE at European Commission\nEllen Townsend\, Policy Director at the European Transport Safety Council\nRod King MBE\, Founder and Campaign Director of 20’s Plenty for Us / Love30\n\n>Register for Safer Roads\, Safer Cities\, Better Lives lunchtime webinar here<< \nComments from our guest speakers\n“I’m delighted to be joining this webinar in Galway to chat about road safety\, sustainable mobility and the importance of good infrastructure and speed management from the EU perspective.” – Matthew Baldwin\, Deputy DG MOVE \n“On behalf of ETSC\, I hope I can share some of our insights into the impact of the lockdown on road safety from across Europe as well as our ideas for how we deal with a transition out of it. Investing in safe cycling and walking infrastructure and reducing speeds must be at the heart of this mobility evolution.” – Ellen Townsend\, ETSC \n“It’ll be great to talk. The General Assembly of the UN has just endorsed the concept of 30kmph being the default urban/ village speed limit. I am pleased to share how countries are setting 30kmph as a national default.” – Rod King MBE \nWebinar details\nThe webinar will be recorded and shared on the Galway Cycling Campaign’s website and YouTube channel. \nPlease join us from 12.50 for a prompt 1pm start. \nThis webinar is aimed at local and national policymakers\, place makers\, political representatives\, academics\, people interested in liveable neighbourhoods\, representatives from the business community\, community groups\, and representatives of the cycling community.  \nThe conversation will identify local challenges and opportunities as well as demonstrating some practical examples from across Europe.  \nGuests can join in the conversation using the Chat and ask questions through the Q&A functions throughout the presentations. \nThere will be an opportunity for audience Q&A at the end of the session. \n>>Register here for Safer Roads\, Safer Cities\, Better Lives lunchtime webinar<<. \nBike Week 2020\nThis event is organised by the Galway Cycling Campaign and funded through a Bike Week 2020 grant awarded by Galway City Council. \nBike Week is a Government of Ireland initiative\, under the broader Active Travel initiative.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/lunchtime-webinar-safe-roads-and-roadsides-lessons-from-europe-during-a-pandemic/
LOCATION:Zoom webinar
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200924T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200924T140000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
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SUMMARY:Lunchtime webinar / Bike Parking and the Bottom Line with Dutch Ambassador\, HE Adriaan Palm
DESCRIPTION:The Embassy of the Netherlands\, Dutch Cycling Embassy\, Dublin Town\, and Development Studies Association of Ireland at Trinity College Dublin join Galway Cycling Campaign to discuss Bike Parking and the Bottom Line. \nThe Covid-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on local businesses and retail in Galway city and county. With bicycle use rapidly growing since lockdown\, and more of us living our lives more locally\, business owners and retailers know that a significant portion of customers now pedal – or want to pedal – their way to shop and dine. International research shows that safe\, secure and sheltered bicycle parking is investing in local and loyal customers. \n\nHis Excellency\, Adriaan Palm\,  Ambassador at The Netherlands Embassy to Ireland\nChris Bruntlett\, Marketing & Communication Manager at the Dutch Cycling Embassy\nRichard Guiney\, CEO of Dublin Town\nClodagh Colleran\, Development Studies Association of Ireland\, Trinity College Dublin\n\nThis event will be a soft launch of the Galway Supermarket Bike Parking Survey by Galway Cycling Campaign. The formal launch will be by Minister of State at the Department of Transport\, Hildegarde Naughton TD on Friday 25 September. \n>>Register for webinar ‘Bike Parking and the Bottom Line'<< \nLearning from the Dutch experience\nSpeaking in advance of the event on Galway Bay FM\, Ambassador Palm said that he knows from experience of his hometown how more people cycling and quality infrastructure improves the attractiveness and accessibility of our cities\, villages and towns and encourages people to spend more time there.  \n“The recent surge in cycling in Ireland should be capitalised on as an excellent opportunity for businesses and the cycling community to work together for their mutual benefit. The Netherlands is a flat country with 17 million people and 22 million bicycles. It was not always this way. Galway is a relatively flat city with a lot of potential to move around by bicycle and to shop by bike.” \nInclusive bike parking\nLast year\, Trinity College Dublin installed disabled bicycle parking facilities\, the first college in Ireland to do so.\n\nThe spaces\, which allow for wider\, hand-operated tricycles\, as well as regular bikes\, are clearly signposted\, step-free and located next to a ramp.\n\nWhen on her bike\, nobody would know Clodagh Colleran has a progressive and degenerative disability. Born with hip dysplasia that went undiagnosed for too long\, walking can be difficult. However\, a bike saddle suits her biomechanics\, as she can maintain a straight spine. \n“Cycling opened up the city for me\,” said Ms Colleran\, who commutes by bike to work in Trinity and is on the Healthy Trinity: Smarter Travel Committee. “It disguises my limp\, prolonged the life of my hip and helps me maintain a healthy weight\, all things that are hugely important for my health and well-being.” \n\nLearning from Dublin retail experience\nA recent DublinTown survey of member businesses on the Grafton Street Area  pedestrianisation trial was overwhelmingly in favour of opening up streets to people. \nThe findings of the surveys show that the majority of DublinTown member businesses – over 85% – in the greater Grafton Street area want the trial pedestrianisation to continue on a more permanent basis. \nRichard will be familiar to Galway audiences from a previous role as Director of Corporate Services with Chambers Ireland. He will share the experience of Dublin retailers and city centre businesses in embracing cycling and pedestrianisation.  \nSpeaking in advance of the event\, Richard said\, \n“Pre-Covid we saw changes in how people were engaging with urban centres\,” commented Richard. “These trends are accelerating at a dramatic pace.  Our towns must be sustainable both economically and environmentally.  Enhanced cycling provision is core to achieving this.  This is no longer a nice to have – it is central to the future proofing of our towns and cities.” \nWebinar details\nThis webinar is aimed at representatives from the business community\, political representatives\, local and national policymakers\, placemakers\, academics\, people interested in liveable neighbourhoods\, community groups\, and representatives of the cycling community.  \nThe conversation will identify local challenges and opportunities for “quick wins” as well as demonstrating some practical examples from the Netherlands.  \nAttendees can join in the conversation using the Chat and ask questions through the Q&A functions throughout the presentations. \nThere will be an opportunity for audience Q&A at the end of the session. \nThe Zoom webinar will be recorded and shared on the Galway Cycling Campaign’s website and YouTube channel. \nPlease join us from 12.50 for a prompt 1pm start. \nBike Week 2020\nThis event is organised by the Galway Cycling Campaign and funded through a Bike Week 2020 grant awarded by Galway City Council. \nBike Week is a Government of Ireland initiative\, under the broader Active Travel initiative. 
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/webinar-bike-parking-means-business-with-ambassador-adriaan-palm/
LOCATION:Zoom webinar
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200923T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200923T160000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
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SUMMARY:Survey / Galway School Bike Count
DESCRIPTION:As part of Bike Week\, Galway Cycle Bus and Galway Cycling Campaign have teamed up to do an ambitious yet simple project this week: we’re going to count the number of bikes outside every primary and secondary school in Galway City. \nWe want to find out how many children (and teachers) are cycling to school in Galway. We can see the amount of bikes at schools has increased. We want to count the bikes this week and to repeat the exercise a number of times at random throughout the school year. \nWe’re asking parents\, teachers and principals to count\, and photograph\, the student bikes parked on school grounds on Tuesday 22 or Wednesday 23 September and send them onto us via email\, DM on Twitter\, or on a form on the Galway Cycle Bus website. \nData will be shared with all participating schools and all data gathered will be published for analysis. \nEmail galwaycyclebus-at-gmail-dot-com to participate and for more information. \nPhoto credit: #AndSheCycles campaign by An Taisce-Green Schools
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/survey-galway-school-bike-count-2/
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T103000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200921T223215Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200921T233707Z
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SUMMARY:Raidió / Iris Aniar\, Raidió na Gaeltachta
DESCRIPTION:Beidh Neil Ó Laoghaire s’againne ar Iris Aniar ar Raidió na Gaeltachta Dé Máirt ag 10r.n. chun imeachtaí Seachtain na Rothar a phlé  \n– Turas Rothair na mBan ‘Fancy’  \n– Suirbhé siopadóireachta ‘s páirceáil rothair  \n– Áireamh rothair ar scoil – Scannán spreagúil\, MOTHERLOAD #MOTHERLOADgalway \nBígí ag éisteacht!
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/raidio-iris-aniar-raidio-na-gaeltachta/
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T160000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200921T111137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200922T010638Z
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SUMMARY:Survey / Galway School Bike Count
DESCRIPTION:As part of Bike Week\, Galway Cycle Bus and Galway Cycling Campaign have teamed up to do an ambitious yet simple project this week: we’re going to count the number of bikes outside every primary and secondary school in Galway City. \nWe want to find out how many children (and teachers) are cycling to school in Galway. We can see the amount of bikes at schools has increased. We want to count the bikes this week and to repeat the exercise a number of times at random throughout the school year. \nWe’re asking parents\, teachers and principals to count\, and photograph\, the student bikes parked on school grounds on Tuesday 22 or Wednesday 23 September and send them onto us via email\, DM on Twitter\, or on a form on the Galway Cycle Bus website. \nData will be shared with all participating schools and all data gathered will be published for analysis. \nEmail galwaycyclebus-at-gmail-dot-com to participate and for more information.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/survey-galway-school-bike-count/
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T071500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200922T083000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
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SUMMARY:Social cycle/ Cycle and Swim to celebrate the Autumn Equinox
DESCRIPTION:Cycle your own way to Salthill and join us at Blackrock diving tower with the regular Blackrock swimmers to celebrate the Autumn Equinox at dawn.  \nThe Autumn Equinox\, or Cónocht an Fhomhair\, is the halfway point in the year between the Summer and Winter solstices. It marks a turning point in the Celtic calendar. It celebrates equilibrium and balance. \nThe hours of day and night are the same. Yet from this day onwards\, the dark will win out against the light\, and whispers of winter become stronger.   \nThe Autumn Equinox begins at dawn at 7.35am.  \nJoin us in the warm blue waters of Galway Bay as the sun rises. We’ll be in the sea from 7.30am. \nAnd join us for a warming cup of tea or coffee and pastry afterwards. \nTag @GalwayCycling #AutumnEquinox \n** Indicate your interest here  ** \nThis event is organised by the Galway Cycling Campaign and funded through a Bike Week 2020 grant awarded by Galway City Council. \nBike Week is a Government of Ireland initiative\, under the broader Active Travel initiative.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/social-event-cycle-and-swim-to-celebrate-the-autumn-equinox/
LOCATION:Blackrock diving tower\, Salthill\, Blackrock Beach\, Galway\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200920T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200920T090000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200918T163646Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200919T075143Z
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SUMMARY:Radio / Bike Week preview on Newstalk Breakfast with Susan Keogh
DESCRIPTION:Tune in to Newstalk Breakfast with Susan Keogh at 8.30am on Sunday morning for a preview of Bike Week 2020 with Martina Callanan\, deputy chairperson of the Galway Cycling Campaign.  Martina will give an overview of cycling events across Ireland for the next eight days from Saturday 19 to Sunday 27 September ranging from bike maintenance fixes\, learning how to cycle at all ages\, adventure trails in woods\, pedal parades\, town tours\, and social cycles with coffee and cake. \nGiven the times we live with Covid-19 restrictions\, more and more events are taking places online. Martina will give an update of webinars\, live streaming events\, social media engagement\, online video\, and podcasting by Galway Cycling Campaign for Bike Week 2020. \nCheck out www.bikeweek.ie for details of events nationwide. \nBike Week is a celebration and promotion of all that’s great about bikes and cycling. Held over an extended week each year\, with bike themed events organised by local authorities\, community groups and cycling groups throughout Ireland. \nBike Week is a Government of Ireland initiative\, under the broader Active Travel initiative.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/radio-bike-week-preview-on-newstalk-breakfast-with-susan-keogh/
LOCATION:Newstalk FM
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200919T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200919T160000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200917T170712Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200918T164716Z
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SUMMARY:Photocall / 'Lock it or Lose it' with An Garda Síochana
DESCRIPTION:Galway Cycling Campaign teams up with Sgt Mick Walsh\, Crime Prevention Officer with An Garda Síochana\, Western Headquarters\, to launch a video as Gaeilge about how to safely lock your bike and general bike security tips. \nAlso joining us are Cllr Níall McNelis\, Chair of the Joint Policing Committee\, and David Greely\, Business Watch. \nCheck out An Garda’s social media channels for the video. We will share info\, photos and videos on our social media platforms @GalwayCycling \n \n 
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/photocall-lock-it-or-lose-it-with-an-garda-siochana/
LOCATION:Galway\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200918T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20200918T170000
DTSTAMP:20260418T133926
CREATED:20200918T152254Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200918T152254Z
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SUMMARY:Photocall & launch/ Supermarket Bike Parking Survey with Minister Hildegarde Naughton
DESCRIPTION:Galway Cycling Campaign is joined by Minister of State at the Dept. of Climate Action and Transport Hildegarde Naughton to launch the Galway Supermarket Bike Parking Survey. \nWe know that many of you are living your lives more locally these days and probably using local supermarkets more often than usual. We in Galway Cycling Campaign want to find out about the quality of bike parking at these supermarkets. \nThe survey will establish a baseline\, highlight areas for improvement\, and guide supermarket management to invest in upgrading and enhancing their customers’ shopping experience.
URL:https://www.galwaycycling.org/event/photocall-launch-supermarket-bike-parking-survey-with-minister-hildegarde-naughton/
CATEGORIES:Bike Week 2020
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