Cycling advocates at the Dublin Cycling Campaign have produced a video to highlight the lack of space for cycling on the quays in Dublin and promote the family-frendly cycle this Sunday in support of the Liffey Cycle Route.
Here’s the video:
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The cycle along the quays, also organised by the Dublin Cycling Campaign, is to show support for the planned 4.6km contentious cycle path between the Phoenix Park and the Point Village.
Supporters of the route are asked to meet at 11am on Sunday April 2 on Chesterfield Avenue across from the Wellington Monument in the Phoenix Park. The group will then cycle along the north quays to the Point Village.
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