Welcome to cyclingindublin.com, this site is new but I hope to add a lot in the comming months.
If you don’t cycle or are thinking about cycling click here to see why you should.
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There’s a wide range of links to useful websites on the links page.
And in case you’re wondering, in the above photograph there’s five cyclists pictured, and another behind the camera, there is only one wearing a helmet and high-vis. Normal cycling is possible in Dublin.
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