January 19, 2015:
Dublin residents are waiting so long for the S2S cycle route around Dublin Bay to move off the drawing board that the few original sections, built years ago, are now in need of updating. Kevin O’Farrell explains:
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Existing #Clontarf section of @S2Sdublin need updating for safe #space4cycling. @dublincycling @IrishCycle pic.twitter.com/RnzQLBlld3
— Kevin O’Farrell (@kv_ofarrell) January 22, 2015
Image: Kevin O’Farrell
Location: S2S at Clontarf
Local body/authority: Dublin City Council
Street View: Some issue visible from road
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